We are strong.
We are proud.
We are Karadi.
Delivering health and wellbeing services for our Community
We are a Tasmanian Aboriginal Community Controlled organisation focused on supporting the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people, their families and the broader community.
Our way of working is informed and underpinned by our cultural practices ensuring that our clients and community feel safe, supported and connected. Palawa Rrala. Strong and Proud.
Planning ahead is one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself and your loved ones.
An Advance Care Directive gives you the opportunity to record your wishes for future health care, ensuring your voice is heard if you're ever unable to speak for yourself.
Karadi is proud to partner with Solace End of Life Services and the Australian Home Funeral Alliance to offer this free, practical two-part workshop. Together, we'll guide you through understanding Advance Care Directives and support you to complete your own with confidence.
Places are limited, and attendance at both sessions is required.
To register your interest or find out more, please contact our friendly Reception team, on 6272 3511.
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Today we're proud to join in recognising Aged Care Employee Day and celebrating the incredible people who make a difference in the lives of older Australians every day.
At Karadi, we're especially grateful to our own Aged Care team, whose compassion, respect and commitment help our Elders remain connected, supported and independent. Whether you're providing care in the home, coordinating services or working behind the scenes, your dedication does not go unnoticed.
We also extend our sincere thanks to all aged care workers across Tasmania and Australia. Your kindness, patience and commitment make a lasting difference to the lives of older people, their families and our communities.
💙 Thank you for everything you do.Behind every older person receiving support is someone who has taken the time to listen, offered reassurance, shared a smile or helped make the day a little easier.
On Aged Care Employee Day, we thank the many people working across Tasmania’s aged care sector. Whether you provide care in someone’s home, support residents in aged care, assist people in retirement living, or keep essential services running from behind the scenes, your contribution is felt every day.
At COTA Tasmania, we are fortunate to work alongside many aged care teams through our range of pragrams: Generations Connect: Tech Together and our elder abuse and ageism prevention work. We see the kindness and compassion you bring into people’s lives.
Thank you for the care, commitment and humanity you bring to your work.
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Who’s your mob?
The State Library and Archives of Tasmania has a range of resources to assist you with your Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander family history research.
Some of these records include births, deaths and marriages records, military service records, information about Missions, and the Stolen Generations.
These sessions offer a starting point for those wanting to begin researching Aboriginal family history as well as an explanation of the tools and resources available to everyone at the State Library and Archives of Tasmania.
These sessions are free, but bookings are required: bit.ly/4hQFCQj
📅 Wednesday 12 August 2026 and
Wednesday August 26 2026
🕚 11:00 am
📍 Morris Miller Room, Level Three, State Library and Archives of Tasmania, 91 Murray St, Nipaluna/Hobart
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🦷 Oral Health Week | Healthy Smiles, Healthy Mob
Looking after your oral health is an important part of looking after your overall wellbeing.
Simple habits like brushing twice a day, drinking water, eating well and having regular dental check-ups can make a big difference to your long-term health.
A big thank you to Hopkins Dental for generously donating dental supplies to support our community. Your kindness helps make healthy smiles more accessible for everyone. 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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Stroke can happen to anyone, but knowing the signs can save a life.
Join us for a relaxed morning of conversation, connection and learning as we come together to raise awareness about stroke prevention, early recognition and support within our community.
Whether you'd like to learn more, ask questions or simply enjoy a cuppa with others, everyone is welcome.
To book your place, please contact our team.
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Some of the most important conversations are often the hardest to start.
As we lead into Dying to Know Day on Saturday 8 August, we're encouraging our community to have open and honest conversations about what matters most. Talking about our wishes, values and future plans can bring comfort, understanding and peace of mind for everyone involved.
We're also inviting community members to join us on Friday 7 August for our Dying to Know Day event. Come along for a cuppa, a yarn and a safe, welcoming space to start these important conversations together.
To find out more or register your attendance, please contact Karadi.
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Bird flu could be about to arrive in Lutruwita / Tasmania.
How we respond as a Community can make all the difference.
If you find sick or dead birds or wildlife, please:
1) Avoid touching them
2) Record what you see - time, date, location and a photo if you can
3) Report it to 1800 675 888 - the Emergency Disease Animal Hotline.
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