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Community Based Support CBS delivers aged care and other funded services to enable people to live safely in their homes and enjoy access to the community as they wish.

CBS provides in-home, centre-based and community-based support to frail older people, people with a disability, people with mental illness and their carers that enables people to maintain their independence, giving people choice and control over the life they choose to live. Community Based Support (CBS) will ensure its page is a respectful and inclusive community for everyone. Your comments and views are important, but if you are posting on our page, we ask you to abide by a few rules:

• Please do not post comments or material that could be considered defamatory, indecent, offensive, profane, unlawful or threatening – either to other users or to our company.

• Personal attacks, name-calling and abuse (on authors, moderators, other users or any individual) will not be tolerated under any circumstance.

• While CBS accepts debate on relevant issues, dissent and criticism of the CBS business, persistent abuse and misrepresentation will not be tolerated.

• Do not post spam, promotional material or links to third party websites. CBS reserves the right to remove any comments that do not abide by these rules and to block any repeat offenders.

Not wanting to waste a golden opportunity, client Gill Murray headed straight for a stroll on the beach once this beauti...
20/10/2026

Not wanting to waste a golden opportunity, client Gill Murray headed straight for a stroll on the beach once this beautiful warm weather spell joined us 🥰

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, take a moment for your health.BreastScreen Tasmania provides free mammograms every t...
16/10/2026

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, take a moment for your health.
BreastScreen Tasmania provides free mammograms every two years for people aged 50–74 (and anyone over 40 can attend).

Clinics statewide + a mobile unit for rural communities.
Early detection matters — book your screening today.

Remember: BreastScreen Tasmania will never ask for donations or financial details. Stay scam‑aware.

Exploring some of Hobart's architectural delights both old and new. Eearlier in the month, we visited the beautiful Univ...
11/10/2026

Exploring some of Hobart's architectural delights both old and new. Eearlier in the month, we visited the beautiful University of Tasmania The Forest building in the city and sat in the tranquil grounds. At the end of last week we popped into the Narryna Heritage Museum in Battery Point, a merchant's house from the 1830s, almost 200 years older than the latest rebuild of the old Foresty Building. What's your favourite building in the city?

Come along to the C3 Convention Centre in South Hobart for a chat. We're at the COTA (Council On The Ageing) Tasmania Ag...
01/10/2026

Come along to the C3 Convention Centre in South Hobart for a chat. We're at the COTA (Council On The Ageing) Tasmania Ageing Together expo along with a lovely bunch of providers and organisations all dedicated to supporting our community.

We're getting excited for the COTA (Council On The Ageing) Tasmania Ageing Together Expo this Thursday. Looking forward ...
28/09/2026

We're getting excited for the COTA (Council On The Ageing) Tasmania Ageing Together Expo this Thursday. Looking forward to chatting with the community and seeing interesting initiatives and presentations to promote healthy and positive ageing. Come say hi to us at Stall 31 🙂

We joined Olivia from our aged care team who's highlighting the 1 in 2 women in Australia struggling with mental health ...
24/09/2026

We joined Olivia from our aged care team who's highlighting the 1 in 2 women in Australia struggling with mental health issues this Liptember. It's a national campaign that supports research, advocacy, awareness, programs and education for women's mental health. 💄💋

Some of our office team spent the morning visiting the Kingston Social Hub, chatting with clients about their experience...
24/09/2026

Some of our office team spent the morning visiting the Kingston Social Hub, chatting with clients about their experiences and the activities they’d like to see in the program. It was a great chance to listen, learn and shape future sessions together. We've just published the October to December program of outings, activities and more. Visit www.cbsaust.org.au/social-programs to explore the program. 🙂

11/09/2026

Continuing to come together for R U OK? Day with a pot luck lunch in the office where we shared kind words for our colleagues and had a chat with a plate of delicious food. Every day is a good day to check in on someone and ask if they are okay.

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24 Sunderland Street
Moonah, TAS
7009

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+611300227827

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