The Bernie McNamara SES Young Emerging Leaders (YEL) Program is run by the WA SESVA to develop young volunteers in WA. It is directly aligned with the National SESVA YEL Program and provides an opportunity for two young WA volunteers to participate in the national memorial service and leadership events in Canberra. One spot is automatically […]
The SESVA Management Committee members are the persons who, as the management committee of the Association, have the power to manage the Association's affairs. The committee must take all reasonable steps to ensure that the Association complies with the Act, these rules and the by-laws (if any). Subject to the Act, these rules, the by-laws […]
The association newsletter is a communication tool that provides updates, news, and information to members and SES Volunteers. The newsletters can include updates, event announcements, training development resources, career tips, and messages from leadership. They are used to engage Association members and Volunteers, promote participation, and reflect the SESVA mission.
The DFES Volunteer Advisory Committees (VACs) in Western Australia represent the five key volunteer emergency services—Marine Rescue, Bush Fire Service, Volunteer Fire and Emergency Services, Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services, and State Emergency Service—providing direct advice to the Emergency Services Minister and Fire and Emergency Services Commissioner. These committees, established/renewed in 2023, address strategic matters, sustainability, and operational […]
The Executive Council Members (ECM) are elected or appointed to manage SESVA WA’s business and affairs. The ECM's duties include determining and implementing policies and making decisions consistent with our vision and mission. Their role is about the common good at a state level.
The association newsletter is a communication tool that provides updates, news, and information to members and SES Volunteers. The newsletters can include updates, event announcements, training development resources, career tips, and messages from leadership. They are used to engage Association members and Volunteers, promote participation, and reflect the SESVA mission.
The SESVA Management Committee members are the persons who, as the management committee of the Association, have the power to manage the Association's affairs. The committee must take all reasonable steps to ensure that the Association complies with the Act, these rules and the by-laws (if any). Subject to the Act, these rules, the by-laws […]
The Executive Council Members (ECM) are elected or appointed to manage SESVA WA’s business and affairs. The ECM's duties include determining and implementing policies and making decisions consistent with our vision and mission. Their role is about the common good at a state level.
The National Emergency Services Memorial was opened in July 2004 by Prime Minister John Howard, in honour of the thousands of people who have served in Australia’s emergency services organisations. Emergency services is used as a collective description for a wide range of services provided by agencies during incidents and emergencies, and includes career and […]
National Volunteer Week is Australia’s largest annual celebration of volunteering. It recognises the contribution of millions of volunteers across the country and invites everyone to discover how giving their time and talents can create connection, purpose, and stronger communities. We encourage volunteer-involving organisations, governments, researchers, corporates, and other enabling organisations to promote the week and use […]
WOW Day stands for Wear Orange Wednesday, a national day in Australia to thank and show appreciation for State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers. It is celebrated during National Volunteer Week and encourages the public to wear orange, organise events, and use social media to recognise SES volunteers who help communities during emergencies like floods, storms, and […]
The SESVA Management Committee members are the persons who, as the management committee of the Association, have the power to manage the Association’s affairs. The committee must take all reasonable steps to ensure that the Association complies with the Act, these rules and the by-laws (if any). Subject to the Act, these rules, the by-laws […]