Launceston's Jasmine Ellis recognised for her advocacy for young queer people

Stephanie Dalton
Updated April 1 2023 - 10:28pm, first published 2:30pm
Jasmine Ellis of Launceson has been recognised by Relationships Australia for her work ensuring that Headspace services meet the needs of young queer people. Picture by Paul Scambler
Jasmine Ellis of Launceson has been recognised by Relationships Australia for her work ensuring that Headspace services meet the needs of young queer people. Picture by Paul Scambler

Mental health advocate Jasmine Ellis is leading the way in Launceston, using her lived experience to ensure that Headspace services meet the needs of young queer people.

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Stephanie Dalton

The Examiner journalist and Launceston local covering health and court reporting in Northern Tasmania. Do you have a story? Contact me at Stephanie.Dalton@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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