Our Supporters

Corporate and Community Partnerships.

Connection is important on an Island like Tasmania– when you partner with our organisation, you become linked with 85 years of history and service to the Tasmanian community.

Your support enables our organisation to be the best it can be to those who matter most – our fellow Tasmanians. By partnering with St.Giles you positively impact the community by allowing us to deliver innovative, high quality services and supports to Tasmanians living with disability. Although the NDIS covers the cost of basic services, it’s the extras that St.Giles provides through sponsorship and corporate partnerships that set us apart from the crowd.

Benefits to corporate and community partners may include:

  • Corporate Partnerships
  • Workplace Giving
  • Event Sponsorship
Contact us to find out about partnerships and sponsorships

Woolworths

St.Giles are Woolworths Tasmanian community charity partner. Since 2015, Woolworths have raised over $550,000 for St.Giles! Donations can be made at any Tasmanian Woolworths store at anytime throughout the year.

Visit Woolworths

Kingthing Marketing

Kingthing are St.Giles marketing partner, delivering our web services and offering guidance on all things brand and marketing. When they’re not in the office, you can find the Kingthing team volunteering at St.Giles events.

Visit Kingthing

Emma's Dairy

The tastiest partnership going around! Emma’s Dairy donate 10 cents from every 500g tub of yoghurt and 5 cents for every 150g yoghurt sold back to St.Giles.

Visit Emma's Dairy

Tasmanian Wealth Management

Tasmanian Wealth Management believe physical health is as important as financial health, and have come on board as an event partner, proudly sponsoring the 2023 St.Giles Burn.

Visit TWM

St.Lukes

St.Lukes are working to make Tasmania the healthiest island on the planet, and supported our successful hill climb, the 2023 St.Giles Burn.

Visit St Lukes

Rotary Club of Launceston

From attending St.Giles first meeting in 1937 through to fundraising over the years and volunteering at our current St.Giles Burn events, the Rotary Club of Launceston is a trusted community partner.

Visit Rotary
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Get informed

Visit our STATEWIDE THERAPY SERVICES page to see what services, programs and support StGiles can offer. Remember, for more information and advice on how StGiles can support in your situation anytime, please…

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Get organised

You may have a number of different appointments with doctors and specialists – so start a notebook of all conversations and appointments. Keep all documents together in a single folder – you will need to keep receipts, invoices, forms etc…

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Review funding options

Every case is unique. StGiles can help you identify the services to meet your needs and the best funding option available for your situation.

Funding options include:

  • Medicare plans
  • Private health
  • NDIS
  • Self-funded: you can pay the full fee without any funding.
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NDIS Support Coordination

If you are eligible for the NDIS, it may take several months for your funding and Plan to be approved. StGiles can assist you with NDIS plan co-ordination and management (including some or all of the funding including financial, legal and administrative requirements).

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NDIS service provider

Once you have an approved NDIS Plan, it is up to you to choose a Disability Service Provider(s). StGiles offers an extensive range of services for both adults and children living with disability. Our services can be tailored to meeting individual needs, delivered individually or as a package, and can change as your needs evolve.

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Start St Giles' service

At StGiles, we see the ability within. The best outcomes are achieved when we focus on your potential and your goals.

Start your journey with StGiles today..

ABN: 79 067 523 335
ACN: 614 663 526
NDIS Provider Number: 4050000087

In the spirit of reconciliation, St Giles Society acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country
throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.