Non profit organizations in Sandy Bay, TAS - Page 1

Positive environmental engagement of students & communities, to help make the world a better place

Since 2015, Tassie Mums has been a Tasmanian children’s charity providing free essential items to vulnerable and at risk Tasmanian children through a statewide network of support p...

Cancer Council Tasmania is a charity working to minimise the incidence and impact of all cancers for all Tasmanians.

Source is a not-for-profit member run cooperative, vibrant community garden & community events space. Please note that Source is entirely run by volunteers and that answering messa...

Seafood Industry Tasmania represents the interests of Tasmania's fishers, fish farmers and processors

Thylacine Outpost represents the 501st Legion locally in Tasmania. We are the BAD GUYS DOING GOOD.

Care and support for people living with motor neurone disease (MND) in Tasmania 💙

A home away from home for Bangladeshi students in Tasmania. 🇧🇩 We bring people together through events, support new students, celebrate our culture, and build a strong, friendly co...

Sandy Bay Lions Junior Football Club's aim is to develop a strong football community with the emphasis on participation and enjoyment.

UN Youth Tasmania aims to open young eyes to the world by educating and empowering young people.

The Tasmanian Nepalese Cricket Association (TNCA), founded in 2019, promotes cricket within Nepalese and Tasmanian communities through competitions, grassroots programs, and events...

Free fruit, vegetables & bread! Plus low-cost meals & pantry items for all UTAS students. Located in Sandy Bay, Hobart, Launceston, Burnie and Rozelle. Eat well. Spend less. Fee...

The Tasmanian Rock Lobster Council Ltd (TRLC) is the peak body representing the interests of Tasmania’s commercial rock lobster and giant crab fisheries.

Welcome to The University of Tasmania Geological Students Society. 'Like' and watch this space for updates and info on our events and offers. To join, memberships can be found u...

The page of the NTEU Tasmanian Division. Authorised by Dr Ruth Barton, Division Secretary.

1st Derwent Sea Scouts is the oldest, continuously-operating sea scout group in Tasmania, offering exciting Scouting programs for Boys and Girls aged 5 (and in Prep) - 18 years old...

COMET is a social justice initiative powered by law students that aims to empower disadvantaged youth through the teaching of key criminal law concepts. Proudly sponsored by Blumer...

1st Derwent Venturer Scout Unit, for 14.5 - 18 year old girls and boys meets Monday nights, Domain Slip Hobart. Message us for more details.

The Forest Education Foundation provides excursion and incursion based programs that engage teachers and students with Tasmanian forest environments.

Rotary Club of Sandy Bay

Your student representative council for University of Tasmania students. Students like you, for you!

1st Derwent Scout Unit, for 10.5 - 14.5 year old girls and boys meets Friday nights, Domain Slip Hobart. Message us for more details.

Sailability Tasmania is a voluntary non-profit organisation that aims to provide a safe and friendly environment where people of all abilities are accepted and encouraged to partic...

The Governance Hub Inc provides practical governance resources for Tasmanian NFPs, offering webinars, workshops, and clinics in partnership with sector organisations to help commit...

We are a group of people aged 18 and upwards who share a common goal of making a positive contribution to our local and global communities.

Namaste All! This is a page for all the Indian Students studying at UTAS (University of Tasmania) t

ISAT (PPIA Tasmania) is the representative of Indonesian students in Tasmania which is a society of the Tasmania University Union, University of Tasmania.

Want to become a 10th Hobart Scout? Join us Wednesday nights 6.30 - 8.30pm.

This group is created by MASCA TAS (Malaysian Student Council Australia Tasmania) with the purpose of uniting all 900+ Malaysians in Tasmania in this Facebook group where: 1. Rele...

University of Tasmania's Maths and Physics Society (MAPS)