Community groups in North East Tasmania are bracing for increased demand

By Jackson Worthington
Updated July 2 2021 - 2:21am, first published March 24 2020 - 10:00am
FOSTER: NEAST founder Michelle Jesson said the group is in need or more foster carers. Picture: Supplied.
FOSTER: NEAST founder Michelle Jesson said the group is in need or more foster carers. Picture: Supplied.

Community groups in the North East are bracing for an increase in demand for services as social distancing measures and mass gathering restrictions increase.

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