Centacare Tasmania is committed to Christian principles. We will respond to the needs of disadvantaged or marginalised individuals, families and the community by providing services which will enhance human dignity and freedom and enable people to realise their full potential.
Centacare Tasmania will continuously strive to be at the forefront in the provision of welfare and human services to those in need in Tasmania by:
The excellence and quality of our services
Our commitment to advancing the provision of welfare services in accordance with Catholic principles
Our ability to actively respond to the needs of our communities and clients, underpinning our work with sound research and development
Our capacity to work collaboratively and strategically with other agencies where there is a demonstrated mutual benefit and which will deliver improved outcomes for clients.
The values of Centacare Tasmania are based on Catholic Social Teachings and give expression to the principles of Catholic social justice embracing the following:
Individuals – we recognise the unique value of each individual
Families – we recognise the inherent diversity of families, upholding their value and dignity and giving support to each
Community – we will work to promote a society that provides equitable opportunities for all people, including those who are most vulnerable
Stakeholder Participation – we are committed to developing meaningful relationships with all parties. We will consult widely with our internal and external stakeholders including clients, our communities, staff, governments and other human service organisations. We will promote mutual respect and collegiality.
Transparency and accountability – we will act at all times with integrity and with a commitment to open and honest decision-making processes
Staff – we recognise that our staff are our greatest asset. We are committed to ensuring they are resourced and supported to undertake their work to perform the highest possible standards.
Centacare Annual Report 2010-2011 please click here