We have been working with the Tasmanian community since 1955, to prevent and reduce the impact of diabetes.

We work to assist Tasmanians living with diabetes. We do this by providing high quality diabetes education throughout Tasmania and work in partnership with state and federal governments and other organisations. We use best practice clinical methods and professional clinicians to deliver our health services.

Supporting the diabetes community in Tasmania

We have a range of health professionals, programs, events, resources and support to help you.

Have you been told you are at risk of diabetes and would like help to prevent it?
Do you have diabetes and would you like help to better manage it? Or would you simply like to learn more about diabetes?

Whether you are a member of the public or a health professional in Tasmania, we have qualified diabetes educators, accredited practising dietitians and a range of programs and resources to support you. We offer:

• Group education
• Telephone health coaching – The COACH Program
• One on one clinics with diabetes educators and accredited practising dietitians, book an appointment
• Youth activities for children with type 1 diabetes

An important part of the work we do is advocating for all people who live with diabetes at a national level. Find out more about advocacy.

For health and allied health professionals

Health and allied health professionals can refer patients to our clinics. Find out more below.

Pharmacy and allied health referrals

GP referrals

Health professional resources

Please note, the following diabetes quick guides are currently being reviewed as some of the information may be out of date, in particular about medications. The guides were last updated in July 2022.

Diabetes and oral health brochure

Diabetes quick guides: Introduction

Diabetes quick guides: GLP

Diabetes quick guides: Hypos

Diabetes quick guides: Insulin

Diabetes quick guides: Medication

Diabetes quick guides: Monitoring

Diabetes quick guides: Nutrition

Diabetes quick guides: Physical activity

Diabetes quick guides: Sick days

Our local team in Tasmania

We are a team dedicated to supporting people with diabetes. Through our programs and partnerships with industry, government and community groups, we work to ensure diabetes care is always improving and evolving in Tasmania.

Learn more about our national board and management.

Contact us in Tasmania

Our Hobart office is located at:
Mathers Lane Offices, Suite 1, Level 1, 109-113 Liverpool Street, Hobart, TAS, 7000
Direct contact phone number: 03 6215 9000

The office is open by appointment only between 9.00am – 4.00pm Monday to Thursday and will be closed on Fridays and Public Holidays.

If you would like to organise an appointment to see one of our health professionals, please contact us on (03) 6215 9000 or email [email protected]. You can also call the free NDSS Helpline to talk to a health professional on 1800 637 700. The NDSS Helpline is open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 8:00pm, and on Saturday from 9:00am to 2:00pm. Find out more by visiting ndss.com.au. 

Our postal address is: GPO Box 827, HOBART TAS 7001

Find our national contact details here.