Update on the Pathways Freedom Ride due to the impact of public health measures for COVID-19
Learn MoreJoin in with the local community in raising funds for Pathways as part our annual Freedom Ride on March 30.
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We have recently been asked to publicly comment on our position regarding a growing discussion in the Tasmanian community around pill testing at music festivals. As a prominent Tasmanian provider of alcohol & drug rehabilitation services, we have a valid voice on the matter.
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We are very excited to announce that Pathways Tasmania and Velocity Transformations will be opening our first residential rehabilitation program for women in early 2019.
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Are you or someone you know able to help us with our Gala Dinner? We need lots of volunteers to make this night happen.
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I dialled the number and a guy by the name of Mark answered. I gave him a brief run down of my situation and he said to come in and have a chat. I jumped on the tram and headed straight there.
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Join hundreds of Tasmanian’s who care to raise funds for Pathways at our annual 2020 Freedom Ride, Saturday, April 18, 2020.
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In May 2017, the first Tasmanian to ever have successfully climbed Mt Everest did so to shine a spotlight on the great work of Pathways. To raise awareness for the need for all Tasmanians to help those at the bottom of society’s mountain: the homeless and those battling addictions.
Learn MoreSo far more than 120 men have been referred to our live-in Velocity Transformations alcohol and drug rehabilitation program since it kicked-off in Hobart back in 2016. It is your generosity that makes a difference in the lives of the men, and soon women, who use our services. Thank you so much, because without you, it would not have been possible.
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