The Link Youth Health Service
Employer Business Type
Profile Summary
The Link Youth Health Service, based at 57 Liverpool Street, Hobart, is a charitable, not‑for‑profit organisation dedicated to supporting young people aged 12–25. Funded by the Tasmanian Government Department of Health and Human Services, The Link offers free and confidential services that promote health, wellbeing, and social inclusion. Programs include general health advice, sexual and reproductive health, alcohol and other drug services, and family support. The service also runs headspace Hobart, providing mental health care, counselling, and youth engagement activities. The Link champions diversity, supporting LGBTIQA+ youth through Outspace peer groups and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people. Facilities include an open access area with food, hygiene items, showers, and laundry services. Additional supports include legal advice, Centrelink assistance, and job‑seeking programs. With a strong community focus, The Link empowers young people to access practical resources, professional care, and safe spaces to thrive.
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Area Classification
Area Insights
The clinic is located in a central, accessible area with excellent transport links, making commuting straightforward for staff and clients. Public buses and train services are nearby, and ample parking is available for those driving. The site is close to shopping centres, cafés, and essential services, offering convenience during breaks or after work. Green spaces and recreational facilities are within easy reach, providing opportunities for relaxation and wellness. The surrounding community is vibrant yet family‑friendly, with schools, childcare, and health services nearby. This combination of accessibility, lifestyle amenities, and supportive infrastructure makes the location appealing for professionals seeking both career growth and a balanced lifestyle.
Work Culture
Why work with us
- Mission-driven focus: Dedicated to improving health and wellbeing for young people, especially those from LGBTIQA+, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islander communities.
- Community impact: Staff contribute directly to programs that provide free healthcare, legal support, job-seeking assistance, and safe spaces.
- Inclusive values: Champions of diversity, equity, and respect, ensuring all young people feel welcome and supported.
- Partnerships: Supported by the Tasmanian Government Department of Health and Human Services and corporate partners like X-squared Architects.
Staff Benefits & Work Environment
- Supportive workplace culture: Staff are part of a team that values collaboration, compassion, and youth empowerment.
- Professional development: Opportunities to engage in diverse programs such as sexual health, drug and alcohol services, and mental health initiatives.
- Community engagement: Staff can participate in outreach programs, peer support groups, and open access services.
- Positive impact: Direct involvement in services that provide essentials like food, hygiene items, showers, and laundry facilities to young people in need.
- Flexibility: Some services are appointment-based, while others operate drop-in style, allowing staff to work in varied settings.
- Community impact: Staff contribute directly to programs that provide free healthcare, legal support, job-seeking assistance, and safe spaces.
- Inclusive values: Champions of diversity, equity, and respect, ensuring all young people feel welcome and supported.
- Partnerships: Supported by the Tasmanian Government Department of Health and Human Services and corporate partners like X-squared Architects.
Staff Benefits & Work Environment
- Supportive workplace culture: Staff are part of a team that values collaboration, compassion, and youth empowerment.
- Professional development: Opportunities to engage in diverse programs such as sexual health, drug and alcohol services, and mental health initiatives.
- Community engagement: Staff can participate in outreach programs, peer support groups, and open access services.
- Positive impact: Direct involvement in services that provide essentials like food, hygiene items, showers, and laundry facilities to young people in need.
- Flexibility: Some services are appointment-based, while others operate drop-in style, allowing staff to work in varied settings.
Team Size
50
Employed Allied Health Professionals
Employed Admin and Management Professionals
Jobs posted by The Link Youth Health Service
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Job Classification
Occupational Therapist
Posted By:
The Link Youth Health Service
Job Type:
Part Time
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
20-Apr-2026