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.

Seeking Practice and Networking Group convenors

If you have 2-3 hours a month to spare and are passionate about social work in your community of practice (eg Mental Health, Private Practice) or state/territory perhaps you would like to consider starting a Practice or Networking Group. Not only will you be able to give back to your fellow social workers and your profession, but you could also help shape activities providing peer support and networking (Practice and Networking Groups) and category 3 professional development both online and in person (Practice Groups only).

For more information, please contact Branch Services at [email protected]

Social Workers in Private Practice - 11 Dec 23

Hosted by the NSW Social Workers in Private Practice, join fellow social workers working in private practice or interested in working in private practice, for an end of year celebration and networking.

When: 11 December 2023

Time: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm (AEDT)

Venue: Keg & Brew,26 Foveaux Street, Surry Hills

Purchase own meal/drinks.

Registration online: Event Information (aasw.asn.au)

Social Workers in Brain Injury Event

Thank you to our NSW Social Workers in Brain
Injury Practice Group co-convenors, Candice Care-Unger and Lauren Bannerman, on their highly successful Social Work in Brain Injury Networking Event held on 3 November 2023.

Bringing together specialist NSW Branch members for the in-person and online networking event, which hosted a variety of esteemed guest presenters on many topics relating to Brain Injury in Social Work, creating a jampacked program which benefitted 40 social workers attending online and in person.