Annual Report

2023/24

Annual Report

2023/24

Vision and Values

VISION

An Australia that values and supports carers

PURPOSE

We strive to make life better for carers and to ensure caring is a shared responsibility.

VALUES

Carers first – We listen to what carers need and deliver results that matter most to them.
Care in all we do – We care for our work, each other, carers, and the world we share.
Integrity always – We are transparent, act ethically, own when things don’t go to plan, treat each other with respect, and do what we say we will do.
Quality every time – We don’t accept “good enough”.
Speed that matters – We are agile and don’t put off what can be done today.

Our Commitment to Inclusion

We acknowledge, value and respect people of all cultures, sexualities, beliefs, abilities, genders, and ages, and support their rights of access, equity and participation. We understand that carers in Tasmania, whilst sharing the common theme of caring for a family member or friend, have diverse lived and living experiences, and we fundamentally believe that carers are the experts in their own lives.

Vision and Values

VISION

Carers have excellent services when they need them.

PURPOSE

We provide or connect carers with services that build and sustain their capacity to care for family or friends within a broader system of support.

VALUES

Carers first – We listen to what carers need and deliver results that matter most to them.
Care in all we do – We care for our work, each other, carers, and the world we share.
Integrity always – We are transparent, act ethically, own when things don’t go to plan, treat each other with respect, and do what we say we will do.
Quality every time – We don’t accept “good enough”.
Speed that matters – We are agile and don’t put off what can be done today.

Our Commitment to Inclusion

We acknowledge, value and respect people of all cultures, sexualities, beliefs, abilities, genders, and ages, and support their rights of access, equity and participation. We understand that carers in Tasmania, whilst sharing the common theme of caring for a family member or friend, have diverse lived and living experiences, and we fundamentally believe that carers are the experts in their own lives.

Leadership Team

CHAIR’S REPORT

CEO’S REPORT

Leadership Team

CHAIR’S REPORT

CEO’S REPORT

Tasmania’s Carers

A SNAPSHOT

Tasmania’s Carers

A SNAPSHOT

Our Work – Supporting Tasmanian Carers

CARER RECOGNITION ACT 2023

FIRST NATIONS CHARTER

DISABILITY ACCESS AND INCLUSION PLAN

PROVIDING A VOICE FOR TASMANIAN CARERS – SUBMISSIONS AND CONSULTATION

Our Work – Supporting Tasmanian Carers

CARER RECOGNITION ACT 2023

FIRST NATIONS CHARTER

DISABILITY ACCESS AND INCLUSION PLAN

PROVIDING A VOICE FOR TASMANIAN CARERS – SUBMISSIONS AND CONSULTATION

We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land and waters upon which we work, live and sustain ourselves. This land was never ceded, and we acknowledge that the Tasmanian Aboriginal people are its continuing custodians. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.