The National Emergency Medal (NEM) recognises Australians who have provided significant or sustained service in response to a declared nationally significant emergency. Eligibility is determined separately for each declared event,
Flying the Flag for Western Australia Western Australia was proudly represented at the 2026 National Disaster Rescue Challenge (NDRC) by volunteers from Albany SES. Hosted by the Queensland State Emergency
Some Units have provided feedback, But we need to hear from more SES Units Thank you to the SES Units and members who have already responded to the Association’s request
Free Masterclass , Tuesday 24 November 2026 Each year, police, paramedics, emergency staff and volunteers are called on to support people living with dementia at some of their most distressing
SES Volunteers Association (SESVA) President Greg Cook ESM and Vice President Alan Hawke met with the DFES Assistant Director, Marine Services, Mark Eatts, for an update on the implementation of
Major Training Projects Underway for SES Volunteers Update provided by David MacLean, District Officer TDSC SES and Marine Rescue. Significant work is underway to modernise and strengthen several key SES
Want to help shape the future of SES fleet capability? DFES is seeking Expressions of Interest from SES volunteers to join the Natural Hazards Fleet PAT. This is a unique
SES-ATAG Focuses on Training Improvements New Training Initiatives The SES Association Training Advisory Group (ATAG) met on 19 September at the Forrestfield Academy to discuss training product development and member
SESVA Management Committee – Update Summary At its meeting held on 24 September 2026, the SESVA Management Committee discussed a range of matters affecting SES volunteers across Western Australia. Key
Spring has arrived across Western Australia, and with it the familiar shift in the work our SES volunteers are asked to do. From the Kimberley to the Great Southern, units