St John Tasmania

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St John Tasmania Find us in Hobart, Launceston and Devonport.

Since 1887, St John Tasmania has been dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of our community through first aid training, event health services, and community care programs. St John Ambulance Australia is a self-funding charitable organisation active in all States and Territories, dedicated to helping people in sickness, distress, suffering or danger.

Wet weather gear ✅ EPIRB ✅ First aid kit ✅ And now, an AED. ❤️Tasmanian Walking Company is now equipping its guides wit...
02/11/2026

Wet weather gear ✅ EPIRB ✅ First aid kit ✅ And now, an AED. ❤️

Tasmanian Walking Company is now equipping its guides with St John Pocket AEDs, taking lifesaving equipment with them into Tasmania’s remote wilderness.

It’s another way to be prepared when help may be a long way away.

Could a Pocket AED be the next addition to your adventure kit?

👉 Send us a DM or read more via Pulse Tasmania

https://pulsetasmania.com.au/news/walking-guides-get-pocket-aeds-for-remote-tasmanian-tracks/

🎃 Fake blood, bandages and a Teddy Bear Hospital ambulance... just your average Halloween at Bunnings! 👻We had so much f...
29/10/2026

🎃 Fake blood, bandages and a Teddy Bear Hospital ambulance... just your average Halloween at Bunnings! 👻

We had so much fun making fake wounds with the kids, with a sneaky bit of first aid learning thrown in as they discovered how to bandage their gruesome creations. 🩹

It’s all part of making first aid fun, practical and something kids feel confident having a go at.

Did you know St John Tasmania offers free first aid training for primary school students? If you’d like our First Aid in Schools program to visit your school, let them know!

👉 Find out more about First Aid in Schools
www.stjohntas.org.au/community-programs/first-aid-schools

And follow our page to keep an eye out for more kids' activities through our school holiday programs.

Join us for one last Seniors Month session!We’ve loved welcoming so many people to our Seniors Month sessions, and the f...
27/10/2026

Join us for one last Seniors Month session!

We’ve loved welcoming so many people to our Seniors Month sessions, and the feedback has been wonderful, with participants telling us they’ve walked away feeling more informed, confident and empowered.

This Friday is your last chance to join us for Seniors Month:

📅 Friday 30 October, 10am–12pm
📍 St John Ambulance Tasmania, 177 Main Road, Moonah
🎟️ FREE

Learn practical first aid skills and discover simple ways to make everyday life at home safer and easier. We’ll cover common emergencies, falls prevention and home safety, as well as mobility and assistive aids that can help you maintain your independence and confidence at home.

Bookings: [email protected]

COTA (Council On The Ageing) Tasmania

16/10/2026

We're crowd-sourcing the ultimate CPR playlist. 🎶❤️

For , we asked our team for their go-to CPR songs. Now it's your turn!

The brief? **100–120 BPM**. That's the beat to aim for when doing chest compressions.

So, what's making your playlist? Drop your CPR anthem in the comments. 👇

16/10/2026

We're not entirely sure how Bob Irwin ended up in this CPR lesson, but here we are. 😂

It's and our trainer Angus is here with a few laughs and some seriously useful lifesaving advice.

The big takeaway? CALL. PUSH. SHOCK. ❤️

📞 CALL 000 if someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally.

🙌 PUSH hard and fast in the centre of their chest.

⚡ SHOCK with an AED as soon as one is available. It'll guide you through what to do.

You don't need to know everything to make a difference. But knowing these three steps is a pretty good start.

Give it a watch. You might learn something that saves a life.

A big thank you to the wonderful members of the Highcroft-Stormlea CWA for their generous donation of beautifully handcr...
15/10/2026

A big thank you to the wonderful members of the Highcroft-Stormlea CWA for their generous donation of beautifully handcrafted Buddy Bears! 🧸❤️

These little bears will be put to good use by our Community and Event Health Services teams, helping bring comfort and reassurance to people during difficult or stressful moments.

Each bear has been lovingly made, and we’re so grateful for the time, care and kindness that goes into every one.

A special thank you to Jane Kerin, Community Support Officer South from the Lindisfarne Branch CWA, for kindly delivering them to us. Jane is pictured here with our team member Kaila and some of these lovely creations.

05/10/2026

Volunteering has its perks 👀

Want in? Link in bio.

01/10/2026

Shocktober is here ⚡

And this month, we’re making AEDs a little less intimidating.

Throughout October, we’ll be sharing practical tips, myth-busters, demos, special offers and simple information about cardiac arrest and AEDs, including a closer look at our new Pocket AED and plenty more around Restart a Heart Day.

Because the more familiar AEDs feel, the easier it is to imagine using one when it matters.

Keep an eye on our page throughout Shocktober.

Seniors Month starts tomorrow, and throughout the month we’re delivering a series of FREE community sessions for older T...
30/09/2026

Seniors Month starts tomorrow, and throughout the month we’re delivering a series of FREE community sessions for older Tasmanians and their families!

Our first session is tomorrow:
📅 Thursday 1 October
🕙 10:00am–12:00pm
📍 177 Main Road, Moonah
No booking required. Walk-ins welcome.

Come along for practical first aid, home safety, falls prevention, mobility and independent living advice.

Can’t make tomorrow? Our next Moonah session is Monday 5 October, with Seniors and Grandkids First Aid, and there are more free sessions throughout October in both Moonah and Launceston.

Sessions include:
- First Aid for Seniors
- Seniors and Grandkids First Aid
- Seniors and Grandkids Pet First Aid
- Home safety, mobility and independent living

👉 View all dates and details:
https://stjohntas.org.au/news/2026/free-seniors-month-first-aid-sessions-hobart-and-launceston

Last week, we said goodbye to a much-loved member of the St John Ambulance Tasmania family, David Burns CStJ.David, whos...
30/09/2026

Last week, we said goodbye to a much-loved member of the St John Ambulance Tasmania family, David Burns CStJ.

David, whose contribution spanned several decades, joined the Claremont Division in 1975 and was promoted to corporal the following year. Together with his late wife Kath, he went on to establish the Brighton Family Division, creating a welcoming and inclusive place for members of all ages.

David was appointed Corps Officer (Cadets) in 1992 and Corps Superintendent in 1996, before later serving as State Superintendent. He also contributed as a Training Branch instructor.

His remarkable service was recognised with promotion to Commander of the Order of St John and the awarding of the Service Medal and five bars.

Our thoughts remain with Dorothy, David’s family and friends, and all those across St John who knew and loved him.

Rest peacefully, David, reunited with Kath.

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Moonah, TAS

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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+61362710333

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