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Discover the vibrant tapestry of events and exciting developments at Meals on Wheels Tasmania! Delve into our newsletter to immerse yourself in the enriching journey from March to July, filled with heartwarming stories, community engagement, and impactful happenings.

Meals and Wheels has been helping people in the region for nearly 30 years and the 15 current volunteers service a client base of between 80 and 90 people.

The Pulse spoke with one of the-Wynyard coordinators, Debra Cadwallender, about the vital work they do helping people with food security and nutrition.

Discover the vibrant tapestry of events and exciting developments at Meals on Wheels Tasmania! Delve into our newsletter to immerse yourself in the enriching journey from December to March, filled with heartwarming stories, community engagement, and impactful happenings.

Tasmania’s volunteer sector is feeling the pinch, with economic barriers having a domino effect resulting in volunteer shortages, higher expenses and increased demand.

Meals on Wheels Tasmania
(MOWT) is losing more volunteers than it has recruited, with a total of 848 volunteers exiting since July 2019. “We have put on 614 new volunteers, but people’s capacity has changed,” general manager Kristy Blazey said.

The 2023 AGM will be held from the Central Coast Branch (Ulverstone) and State Office (Glenorchy) on Tuesday 31st October 2023 at 1.30 pm.

The National Conference 2022 is an event not-to-be missed, bringing the care, resilience and connectivity of the Meals on Wheels community to life!

Simply fill out an application form and send it back to us at 103A Grove

Meals on Wheels Clients in the Hobart and Glenorchy areas were treated to a piccolo