For 140 years St John Ambulance has been dedicated to achieving life-saving and life-changing outcomes for the individuals, groups and organisations in the communities we serve.
St John Tasmania is a profit-for-purpose organisation. Every donation counts. When you support St John Ambulance Tasmania, you’re actively helping us build more resilient communities.
Where your support goes
We believe First Aid education should be accessible to everyone. Throughout 2023 we have delivered this free program to 165 schools, empowering almost 10,000 students with the skills to administer vital First Aid in an emergency.
In 2023 our Event Health Services team provide more than 10,000 volunteer hours keeping our Tasmania community safe at 393 events. Your support helps us train medical reserve volunteers across Tasmania ensuring they are ready to respond.
Our Community Safe Program helps provide community groups and charities with life-saving equipment like defibrillators. It also runs a free educational initiative, CPR Lab, dedicated to teaching essential CPR skills.
As a self-funded charity, we would not be able to train and equip the volunteers needed to provide care at all these events without the generous support of our sponsors and donors. You too could be part of the St John Tasmania story and help us achieve our mission of building
stronger communities through first aid.
By sponsoring St John, you too can help to continue over 140 years of service to the community. You will put more lifesavers where they are needed, help support those at risk of social isolation, provide the highest level of first aid training, equipment and facilities to our volunteers and public training participants, and train the next generation of first aiders through First Aid in Schools program.
If you would like to learn more about the various sponsorship opportunities available with St John Ambulance Tasmania, you can:
By leaving a gift in your will to St John Ambulance Tasmania, you will leave a lasting – and lifesaving – legacy for generations to come.
Bequests have facilitated the purchase of new fleet vehicles, first aid equipment for our volunteers, improved training facilities and much more.
Your future bequest, planned today, will support the wellbeing of Tasmanians for years to come.
