Branch – NSW

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The New South Wales Branch, with over 3,500 members, is supported by a voluntary Branch Management Committee elected by the Branch membership.

The Branch’s key role is to provide local support for AASW members through a range of activities that enable members to network, develop practice skills and organise around social justice issues. The Branch Management Committee provides the conduit for communications between members in NSW.

Social Work in Brain Injury Practice Group Networking Event

Join the NSW AASW Social Work in Brain Injury practice group, who are hosting the 2023 networking event to explore the latest clinical research, interventions and best practice for social work in Brain Injury. This event has a range of presenters addressing a number of topics. We are excited to announce we will have Grahame Simpson, Associate Professor as our key not speaker. In addition to Grahame presenting we have a range of networking events planned and short (15-30 minute) clinical practice presentations addressing key areas of social work practice across all areas of brain injury rehabilitation. This event is suitable for other allied health with an interest in the psychosocial impact of brain injury.

When: 3 November 20203
Time: 9.30 am – 3.30 pm
Venue: 10 Taylor Street, West Pennant Hills and ZOOM (details will be emailed the day before
Register online: Group Events (aasw.asn.au)

Annual Members Meeting

Please join us for the NSW Branch Annual Members meeting. As this is an AASW MEMBERS ONLY event, please register in order to receive the Zoom login details.

When: 23 October 2023

Time: 6.00 pm (AEDST)

Venue: Zoom – login details will be sent to registered attendees on the day

If you would like to nominate for a position please contact Branch Services for a nomination form.

World Social Work Day 2023

Thank you to our NSW branch members who came together in person and online on #WorldSocialWorkDay2023 to celebrate the social work profession and promote the vital work of social workers globally. Events were run in Bathurst, Northern Rivers and Sydney to mark the day.