SESVA Website
The SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia (SESVA) website serves as the online hub for Western Australia’s State Emergency Service volunteers. It provides information about the role of the SES, volunteer opportunities, emergency preparedness, training programs, and community support initiatives. The site highlights the vital contribution made by more than 2,000 volunteers who assist communities during storms, floods, cyclones, earthquakes, search and rescue operations, and other emergencies across Western Australia. It also promotes volunteer recruitment, shares news and updates, provides access to resources and merchandise, and represents the interests of SES volunteers throughout the state.
The site provides information for SES Volunteers and the Community, including;
- News
- Community information
- Current alerts
- Many other features
SESVA App
SESVA Non-Operational App
To download the App, simply go to the App Store for iPhone or iPad or Google Play for Android devices and search for SES Volunteer Association or alternatively State Emergency Service or SESVA and look for our Logo and install. If you have a QR scanner App on your device, use this code to access the App.
Once downloaded, please allow push notifications so the SESVA can send you important notifications.
SESVA Facebook Page
The SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated Facebook page is a closed online community designed to support communication, collaboration, and engagement among SES volunteers and other like-minded individuals. The page provides a platform for members to share information about upcoming events, training opportunities, operational activities, community initiatives, and Association news.
Members can exchange ideas, celebrate achievements, recognise volunteer contributions, and stay informed about issues affecting the SES and emergency services sector. The group also encourages networking and the sharing of knowledge, experiences, and best practices, helping to strengthen connections between volunteers across Western Australia.
By fostering a positive and supportive environment, the Facebook page helps keep members informed, engaged, and connected while promoting the values and activities of the SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia.
SESVA X Feed
Current news feed from the SESVA website. The official X account of the SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated (SESVA). Supporting, representing and advocating for Western Australian State Emergency Service volunteers. Follow us for volunteer news, training opportunities, emergency preparedness information, community updates, events, and recognition of the dedicated volunteers who help keep WA communities safe.
SESVA Monthly Newsletter
The SESVA publishes a monthly newsletter to keep SES Units, volunteers, members, and other interested stakeholders informed about current issues, Association activities, and developments across the organisation. The newsletter serves as an important communication tool, providing updates on operational matters, training opportunities, volunteer achievements, community engagement initiatives, and advocacy efforts undertaken by the Association.
In addition to sharing news and information, the newsletter highlights the valuable contributions of SES volunteers, celebrates significant milestones and achievements, and promotes upcoming events and activities. It also provides a platform for Units to share their experiences, best practices, and success stories, helping to strengthen connections and collaboration across the SES community.
By keeping members informed and engaged, the newsletter supports the Association’s commitment to fostering a well-connected, informed, and resilient volunteer network throughout Western Australia.
SESVA News Feed
Current news and information
The SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated (SESVA) provides current news, updates, and events affecting SES units, volunteers, and the wider community across Western Australia. Its role is to represent and advocate for SES volunteers while keeping members informed about training, leadership opportunities, community safety issues, and organisational developments.
