Filipino Media, Community and Education in Hobart

DCW Driving School is a Hobart driving school founded in 2020 by Filipina instructor Dionesia Cedamon-Weller, a former teacher in the Philippines known to her students as "Inay" and "Aling D". She teaches learner drivers, including many Filipino and other migrants, for the Tasmanian practical driving assessment.

The Hobart congregation of the Iglesia Ni Cristo, the church registered in the Philippines in 1914, holds its worship services at Glenorchy Library Hall. Services are on Thursday evenings and Sunday mornings in English, and the congregation runs evangelical missions and Pasugo magazine drives.

Mabuhay Christ Homes is a Filipino and multicultural home-church fellowship of Hobart Baptist Church. It meets in homes in Kingston on the first Saturday of each month, with a smaller Glenorchy group that meets less regularly.

The Philippine Aid and Relief from Tasmania Foundation (PART) is a Hobart-based charity that raises funds in Tasmania for disaster relief and disadvantaged communities in the Philippines. It also runs appeals such as Give Christmas Smiles, which funds Christmas gifts for struggling students in the Philippines.

The Philippines-Australia Community of Tasmania (PACT Inc.) is a Hobart-based not-for-profit that brings Filipino-Australians together across Tasmania, helps new arrivals settle and promotes Filipino culture and traditions. Founded in 1976, it runs the Philippine Independence Day gala, the Paskuhan Fiesta and sports and wellness activities.

Project Philippines Australia is a Hobart-based not-for-profit, registered in 2014, that supports children and families in need in the Philippines and raises funds for disaster relief. Its recent work includes a solar-light project for 17 households of a Philippine elementary school.