Nonprofit Organisations in Hobart, TAS with e-mail - page 2
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Results from the 'Nonprofit Organisations' category in Hobart
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175 Campbell Street, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6234 3844
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2 DAVIES AVENUE, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6108 8200
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Customers appreciate the friendly environment and nice tennis courts at Domain Tennis Centre Inc in Hobart. Courts have good lighting and improvements in 2023 include heating and dining facilities with great food and drinks. Some customers had positive experiences with coaches and the cheerful vibe is great for all ages. 
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40 MOLLE ST, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6234 4155
The Real Futures Generation initiative supports disadvantaged young Australians into real and meaningful jobs. More than 200 young people have been supported into jobs, apprenticeships and traineeships as part of this incredible initiative. This project is supported by the Australian Government Department of Education. It addresses skills demands while also reducing the number of unemployed youth. “Giving a young person a job in turn builds dignity and self-respect. This project is a perfect fit for helping to address the key issues associated with youth unemployment.” - Scott Harris. CEO Beacon Foundation Success Stories Businesses who have Employed Young People through Real Futures Generation Schools that have Supported Young People into jobs through Real Futures Generation YOU Can Be Part of The Solution to Employ More Motivated Young Australians We can’t do it alone. We need your help to get these young people into work. Together, we can help to meet the challenges of skills shortages and secure a brighter future for our young people, and for Australia. Beacon Foundation is highly regarded by its clients for its effective efforts towards helping young people in Tasmania. The team is praised for their good work and positivity. 
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1/159 Macquarie St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6234 6581
Legacy is a charity providing services to Australian families suffering financially and socially after the death of a spouse or parent, during or after their defence force service. We currently care for 100, 000 widows and 1, 900 children and disabled dependants throughout Australia. 
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17 Liverpool Street, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6226 7700
Nonprofit Organization Menzies Research Institute receives praise for friendly and helpful staff, efficient service, and smooth operations. Some customers appreciate the beautiful architecture and Covid-safe practices. However, one customer had an issue with an expired referral and felt inconvenienced. 
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level 6/39 Murray St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6224 9222
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116 Bathurst Street, Level 4, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6231 9174
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3 Sandy Bay Rd, Hobart, 7005
0408 129 643
Community Organization 
29 Elizabeth St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6223 3770
Wine Tasmania is the peak body for Tasmanian grape growers and winemakers. It was established in late 2006 to replace the Vineyards Association of Tasmania, bringing with it a new focus to build the profile of, and market, Tasmania’s premium cool-climate wines. It is a company limited by guarantee and overseen by a Board of Directors. The current board comprises three independent directors - Graeme Lynch (Chair), Scott Dawkins and Keryn Nylander, and four member directors - Will Adkins, Rebecca Duffy, Nick Glaetzer and Natsha Nieuwhof. Wine Tasmania is an independent, non-profit organisation, financed by its member businesses, with additional funding sourced from corporate sponsors, the Australian and Tasmanian Governments. The business employs Chief Executive Officer, Sheralee Davies, and casual Project Officer Allison Williams. With support from the Tasmanian Department of State Growth and Australian Grape & Wine Authority, the business also employs a full time industry development and extension officer, David Sanderson. Wine Tasmania represents in excess of 98% of the Tasmanian winegrape production, with more than 90 statewide industry members and 42 associated member businesses. Our Mission Wine Tasmania is the peak representative body for Tasmanian grape growers and winemakers, working together to assist them to be recognised as world leaders in the sustainable production of premium cool-climate wine. Our Vision To establish Tasmania as a benchmark wine region of world renown. Strategic Plan Also available is the Constitution of Wine Tasmania, reviewed and updated in October 2013.