Welcome to Oakdale Services Tasmania


Julie, Ian and Bill show off one of the AFL Clubs gifts to OST Clients organised by Bill Shorten MP
Elizabeth on the Restaurant Tram in Melbourne Scott enjoying a show at the Botanical Gardens John and Richard sailing with Anthony and Sailability Two of Australia's Icons, Graeme and the Opera House Hartmuth gets a ride on a holiday Father and Son with the day's catch and lunch

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We are a provider of services to people living with a disability.

Our Vision is to be the leader in disability services through quality, innovation and best practice.

Our Statement of Purpose is to enrich the lives of people living with a disability by creating a community where all levels of ability are recognised as a part of life.

The Core Values which underpin our organisation are

  • Innovation
  • Integrity
  • Respect
  • Quality


    • Please explore our website to learn more about our organisation and our clients.

    Find out how you can assist Oakdale Services Tasmania by visiting our Get Involved pages.

    To find out about donations and bequests go to our Donations and Bequests page.

    Links to related websites are found on our Contacts page.

    Oakdale Services Tasmania (ABN 72 867 597 283) is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee and a registered charitable organisation.



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    National Disability Insurance Scheme


    Potentially the most important change to disability funding in Australia's history

    Whilst the introduction of an NDIS has national multi-party support, National NDIS Campaign Director John Della Bosca stated that its introduction was far from inevitable. It requires a focussed, widely-supported and well-funded campaign, particularly between now and the end of November, the period during which the Government will be considering the recommendations of the Productivity Commission.

    To register your support for the national campaign please visit everyaustraliancounts.com.au