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Site Updated
29 May 2009

 

Melaleuca House:
 Crisis Services
~
Counselling

Galileo House:
 
Child & Youth Services

 

 

Welcome to the Hobart SASS Website
 

SASS Mission Statement

The Sexual Assault Support Service Inc. provides counselling, education, advocacy and preventative strategies, honouring individual resilience, while striving to achieve a community free of sexualised violence based on justice, equity and respect. SASS acknowledges and honours the expertise of Survivors of sexual trauma and Pro survivors (non offending supporters) to continuously improve the service. SASS aims to facilitate the healing process that survivors of sexual trauma are engaged in.

“This organisation supports and recognises the Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the traditional owners of the land and supports the rights of Aboriginal self determination.”

 

 

The Sexual Assault Support Service (SASS) is a community based  service for survivors of sexual assault, in Hobart, Tasmania (Australia). It is based on the belief that sexual assault is an abuse of power and a crime. SASS is committed to the provision of a high quality service that empowers survivors of sexual assault, as well as working towards the elimination of sexual violence. SASS provides this service to people of all ages, religions, cultures, sexual orientation, ability and socio-economic group. A confidential telephone interpreting service can be used if you prefer to speak in your own language.

The website contains information about what constitutes sexual assault and counselling and crisis services that are offered. There is a publications page which shows the free pamphlets available and education and training links.

Many links have been included to make it easier to find more information if it is needed.

 

 

How to contact us or other available services

If you need to Contact SASS or locate an appropriate service for your needs, please check on both the Contact Us & Links pages.

 

 

What's New

‘Open Afternoon’ Information Sessions at Melaleuca House and Galileo House.

The aim of these ‘Open Afternoons’ is to offer members of our Community an opportunity to meet our staff, view our premises, ask questions and share information in relation Sexual Assault issues.

For more details, click below for a copy of the Flyer in PDF format;

'Open Afternoon'
 

The SASS Board of Management and staff would like to congratulate the Tasmanian Government for the funding of the Childhood Foundation new Therapeutic Support Service for Children and Young People.

The Minister for Human Services, Lin Thorp, today announced that the Tasmanian Government will join with the Australian Childhood Foundation to fund a $1.8 million therapeutic intervention service for children and young people involved with child protection services.
All at SASS look forward to a close and supportive relationship with the Childhood Foundations' new Therapeutic Support Service for Children and Young People. Click here to read the Minister for Human Services, Lin Thorpe's, Announcement.
 

Music Therapy clinical experience placement at SASS

A Music therapist will be working with staff and clients of SASS, and within the Mary Hutchinson Women's Prison. For more information click on the button below:

 Music Therapy
 

 

Evaluate SASS

At SASS we are always keen to receive feedback regarding the services we provide. This way we can be sure we are offering the best possible information/service available.

We would really appreciate it if you were to spare a minute and fill out a short evaluation form for us. (It is confidential.)

You can download the evaluation form by clicking on the Microsoft Word logo below, fill it out and submit on line via e-mail to project@sass.org.au.  You can also print either version from clicking on the logos, fill out by hand and post to SASS, PO Box 217, North Hobart 7002, or drop it off at either 73 Federal St. North Hobart, or at 97 Campbell St. Hobart.
 

Remember all your comments are valuable

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This website was constructed by the Bellerive Computer and Office Skills Project, an Australian Government initiative funded by the Department of Education,  Employment and Workplace Relations and operated by Key Training Centre as part of the Work for the Dole Scheme.  Any comments concerning this site should be directed to web.jftas@key.org.au  

 

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