Events Calendar

The Lunchbox Series - is a series of 6 lunchtime events aimed at Social Work Students who are undertaking their placements (and those who aren't) to supplement your learning with practical "life skills in the workplace" learning on several topics.

This sessions will be a candid discussions by Social Workers for Social Workers.

Social workers talk about their journeys from student to experienced practitioners. This presentation offers students insight into the realities of Social Work practice to enhance their theory learning

Annual Members Meeting of the AASW SA Branch

Following the 2021 AASW SA Branch Annual Members Meeting being held 6.30pm-7.00pm at Osmond Tce Function Centre, Norwood

The evening will offer fun-filled networking as part of our birthday function with a guest speaker to celebrate the AASW’s 75^th Anniversary.

Seated 2 course dinner and fun birthday celebrations to keep you entertained.

The WA Branch is pleased to be hosting Get That Job -Application writing , an event for social work students, new graduates and social workers who want to improve their employment opportunities.

You have invested in your study now invest in your career.

Social workers talk about their journeys from student to experienced practitioners. This presentation offers students insight into the realities of Social Work practice to enhance their theory learning

Come along to celebrate the 75years of AASW with the Victorian Branch!

Along with a panel discussion about the trends that transformed social work practice featuring our life members, we have some exciting games and performances to keep you engaged and entertained!

SACAT currently oversees significant pieces of SA legislation and deals with a whole range of issues and clients we work with in our community. How do we as social workers understand and work with this significant tribunal?

Social Workers meet to network and discuss topics of current interest

Two presentations on Disability Advocacy

1. Ableism – B-J Dee Price
2. The importance and benefits of teaching self-advocacy to individuals who live with an Intellectual Disability - Debbie Knowles and Ian Cummins

Social Workers meet to network and discuss topics of current interest

Social Workers meet to network and discuss topics of current interest

Social Workers meet to network and discuss topics of current interest

Social Workers meet to network and discuss topics of current interest

Social Workers meet to network and discuss topics of current interest

Social Workers meet to network and discuss topics of current interest