Richmond Fellowship Tasmania’s wholly owned subsidiary Richmond Futures has been set up to support people with their NDIS queries and services.

Open to adults who have a diagnosed mental illness and need support with independent living.

Richmond Fellowship Tasmania provides doctor surgeries with access to Mental Health Nurses to support adults with severe and persistent mental illness.

Riverview Respite is Richmond Fellowship Tasmania’s two person respite unit for adults who experience mental ill-health.

Allied Health Professionals are able to provide services and support to people living with mental ill-health including assessment, management and treatment.

Our Connect-In Centre offers a range of day services for people affected by homelessness including community integration support, skill development, and a safe place to socialise, have meals, a cup of tea, a warm shower and wash clothes.

We provide a range of creative, social and sporting activities to help support mental and general wellbeing, build confidence and engage in an active lifestyle.

Our Outreach Recovery Program offers one-on-one support to help people with mental ill-health live in their own home, identify things that may support their wellbeing and help them connect with other services.

Partners in Recovery supports people (and their family and friends) with severe and persistent mental illness by connecting them with services and programs and helping them to access the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).