StGiles is a dynamic, multi-faceted organisation that supports people of all ages with a wide range of needs. This includes children and adults with developmental delays and disabilities and those who have acquired a disability as the result of illness or accident.
It is our aim that everyone can experience the ability to live, work, play, laugh, love, learn, achieve, to feel worthwhile and to be appreciated. We have developed a range programs and services to help make this happen.
We have teams of Allied Health Professionals and Support Workers who work in specialist centres in Hobart, Launceston and Burnie, and deliver outreach services across Tasmania.
Our deep-seated commitment remains as true today as it did 80 years ago when StGiles first started. StGiles was established as a community response to the Polio epidemic which resulted in the purchase of an apple orchard for the delivery of services, the site of our Launceston service today. Since then StGiles has evolved to address the needs of the Tasmanian community. We now deliver a diverse range of services from Hobart, Launceston and Burnie.
StGiles is a public benevolent institution offering generous salary packaging. Additionally, StGiles is committed to the professional development and clinical supervision of its staff.
