S4W has a fantastic group of member organisations who, together, have extensive networks in urban and regional Australia that support our consultation.
Membership with S4W is open to any organisation that has a primary interest in women and women’s issues, has a national focus, supports the principles and objectives of S4W and is prepared to work collaboratively on national policy issues affecting women.
Membership Organisations:
- APESMA – Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists and Managers Australia
The Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists and Managers, Australia (APESMA) is the largest national non-profit organisation representing professional employees. - AWE – Association of Women Educators
AWE, through its branches and executive, work actively to further the participation of women and girls in education. - AFGW – Australian Federation of Graduate Women
AFGW INC is the national voice of graduate women, promoting the advancement of women worldwide and their equality of opportunity through initiatives in education, friendship and peace. - BPW – Business and Professional Women Australia
BPW works to raise the status of women and encourages women to become well informed and active at local, national and international levels. - COSBOA – The Council of Small Business Organisation of Australia
COSBOA is Australia’s peak body exclusively representing the interests of small businesses. - IWFCI – International Women’s Federation of Commerce and Industry
IWFCI was formed to meet the emerging needs of women in business and in recognition of their increasing contribution to the world of commerce, the community and to government. - Jera International
JERA works as a medium between you, community and decision-makers by providing opportunity, information, access, training and expertise linkages. A practical and rights-based approach is used to directly advance women’s participation in policy discussions and change. - NCSMC - The National Council of Single Mothers and their Children Incorporated
NCSMC has been an organisation for single mothers since its conception in the early 1970`s. NCSMC believes that having access to information and support when and as required is empowering, it enables women to make informed decisions, and better equips them to protect and support themselves and their child (ren). - NFAW – National Foundation of Australian Women
NFAW is dedicated to promoting and protecting the interests of Australian women and ensuring that the aims and ideals of the women’s movement and its collective wisdom are handed on to new generations of women. - NTWWC – Northern Territory Working Women’s Centre
NTWWC provides information, support, advice and advocacy services to women on work-related issues. - QVWC – The Queen Victoria Women’s Centre
QVWC is a hub for women’s issues, ideas and leadership across ages, cultures, interests and localitieis. A place for women, by women. - QWWS – Queensland Working Women’s Service
QWWS is a free, confidential and supportive service assisting women with work-related matters. QWWS targets our services to assist women who may not have other support or union membership. - VIEW Clubs of Australia (Voice, Interests and Education of Women)
VIEW women are seriously committed to providing educational opportunities for disadvantaged Australian children and their families, and have great fun while actively contributing in their local communities. - WAVE – Women in Adult and Vocational Education
WAVE is a national network of women involved in VET, ACE and the broad field of work-related education and training. - WCEI – Women’s Chief of Enterprises International
WCEI provides its members with both national and international connections; an online community; state events and national conferences; and numerous learning and leadership development opportunities - WIRE – Women’s information
WIRE provides free information, support and referrals to women across Victoria. - WWCSA – Working Women’s Centre SA Inc
WWCSA provides information, support, advice and advocacy services to women on work-related issues. - WWDA – Women with Disabilities Australia
WWDA aims to be a national voice for the needs and rights of women with disabilities and a national force to improve the lives and life chances of women with disabilities. - ZONTA Dist 24 NSW
District 24 is part of a world-wide, non-partisan, non-sectarian organisation whose members are culturally diverse and from an array of working lives in professional, business, government and academic roles.
