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.
Ya everyone,
It is flu season and we wanted to give you some tips on how to look after yourself and protect yourself. 💙
Take care of yourself!
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Ya,
Youth week begins today and continues till 23rd April. We celebrate the youth of the community and recognise their potential, perspectives and ideas. We encourage them to imagine and shape possibilities for themselves and community. 💜
The theme of youth week inspires young people to lead, participate and have a real impact on the world around them! 🌏💪
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Thinking about quitting or would just like more information?
Join us at Karadi Aboriginal Corporation 4 Rothesay Cir, Goodwood starting on the 16th of April.
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Ya everyone!
This week is the first session!
If you're thinking of quitting smoking/vaping or just would like some support, Call reception 62723511 to book your spot!
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We are excited to offer our 5-week Digital Inclusion Program in collaboration with COTA Tasmania and the Good Things Foundation, with support from the Tasmanian Government. Together, we are building our confidence, learning new skills, and staying connected.
Starting Wednesday, 6 May 2026, our weekly sessions (1:30pm–2:30pm) will cover understanding our devices, staying safe online, accessing myGov services, and connecting with others through digital tools.
Our program provides a welcoming and supportive space, especially for beginners. To join us, contact admin@karadi.org.au
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Ya all, our friends from Arthritis & Osteoporosis Tasmania would like to invite everyone to join them in some strength training in Glenorchy on Tuesdays. They have two different session times to make it convenient for all, for only a small fee of $15pp. If you are interested, please call them on 6228 4824. ... See MoreSee Less
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🌸 Have you got your tickets yet? 🌸
We are so excited for the upcoming Tasmanian Menopause Summit – Thriving Through Transition 💛
🗓 Sunday 28 June 2026
⏰ 10:30am – 2:30pm
📍 Crowne Plaza, 110 Liverpool St, Hobart
💻 Online option available
🎟 In person: $49 | Online: $15
This is more than just an event… it’s an opportunity to come together, learn, connect and feel supported through every stage of perimenopause and menopause.
✨ The best part?
We’re offering both face-to-face AND online options, so no matter where you are, you can be part of this important conversation.
This summit will bring together health professionals, lived experiences and real, supportive conversations — helping you gain practical skills, knowledge and confidence to better understand and navigate this stage of life.
💬 The more we talk about menopause, the more we break down stigma and ensure women feel seen, heard and supported.
👉 Secure your spot here
events.humanitix.com/tasmanian-menopause-summit-2026/tickets
Please help us share this far and wide so we can reach as many people as possible. Every conversation matters, and every person supported makes a difference 💕
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