Branch – VIC
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The VIC Branch is supported by a 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.
Have your say on social work scope of practice
There is an ongoing conversation in the profession about what social workers actually do, how broad that work is, and how well it is understood. The AASW Victoria Branch Management Committee (BMC) has opened stage one of a consultation to help answer those questions for social work in Victoria.
This survey asks about your day-to-day practice and takes around ten minutes. The Victoria BMC will use the results in local and national discussions to help drive advocacy for the profession, and develop a definition of scope of practice that covers all areas of social work, including areas that are still emerging. A summary of responses will be presented at the AASW Social Work Congress in November, where scope of practice will be discussed nationally.
This is the first part of a larger body of work. Stage two will involve in-depth conversations and engagement with Victorian social workers and stakeholders. The BMC would like to hear from anyone who wants to be part of it. There is space at the end of the survey to leave your contact details.
Who can take part
The survey is open to any social worker practising in Victoria who holds an AASW-accredited qualification. You do not need to be an AASW member. All responses are anonymous.
If you are reading this on behalf of an organisation, please pass it on to your staff and networks. The more areas of practice we hear from, the more accurate the resulting picture of the profession will be.
A key priority for the Victoria BMC is the advancement of social work identity and the profession. This can only be achieved through dialogue with all Victorian social workers, this includes non-members of the AASW. You can also contact the Victoria BMC directly by emailing [email protected].
Upcoming Events
02 Nov '26, 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
2026 Mentoring Program Conclusion Webinar 2 Nov 2026 - ONLY FOR MENTORING PROGRAM ...
Social Work
Conclusion webinar for the 2026 AASW Mentoring Program
04 Nov '26, 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM
VIC School Social Work Practice Group 4 Nov 26
School SW, Social Work
We welcome professionally qualified social workers employed by schools or school systems, currently or retired, and social work students on ...
Participation in practice group
09 Nov '26, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
VIC Working with Older Persons or Persons with a Disability 9 ...
Join us for our November Vic Working with Older People and People with Disability meeting, where we’ll explore Support ...
16 Nov '26, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Social Worker Leaders Celebrating Excellence - 16 Nov 26
The AASW is excited to present the latest webinar in our PhD series, showcasing the work and ideas of AASW ...
24 Nov '26, 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM
VIC Peer Supervision for School Social Workers - 24 Nov 2026
Social Work, School SW, Supervision
Peer Supervision for School Social Workers is only available to professionally qualified social workers employed by schools or school systems ...
24 Nov '26, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
VIC Social Work Yoga and Mindfulness Practice Group - 24 Nov 2026
Mental Health, Social Work
The purpose of the group is to build skills, and knowledge, and to provide a forum for discussing the social ...
27 Nov '26, 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Day in the Life: Nervous System-Centered and Trauma-Informed Therapy & Training 27 ...
Join us for an insightful “Day in the Life” webinar exploring Nervous System-Centered and Trauma-Informed Therapy & Training
Contact us
Branch Services Coordinator
Phone: 03 9320 1000 or 1800 630 124 (toll free alternative)
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