Organisational membership

We bring lived experience, specialist practice, and evidence together to strengthen systems and drive reform. We have two levels of organisational membership:

Full Membership:

For specialist not-for-profit organisations delivering services specific to family and/or sexual violence in Tasmania — across prevention, early intervention, response, healing, and recovery.

• Help lead the Alliance’s direction through board nomination and election rights.
• Vote at AGMs and special meetings.
• Shape statewide policy and advocacy priorities via representation on the Policy & Advocacy Committee.
• Take a leadership role in sector reform and collective submissions to government.
• Access member benefits including professional development, research collaboration, networking, and the member portal.

Associate Membership:

For government or non-government organisations with an interest in TFSVA’s work and in ending family and sexual violence in Tasmania.

• Participate in statewide meetings and events.
• Join working groups and consultations on specific issues.
• Contribute to system and service improvement.
• Access learning, sector updates, networking, and the member portal.

What’s the difference?

Full Members are not-for-profit organisations with voting rights, meaning they help lead TFSVA’s policy and advocacy direction and support our independence as a community peak body; they must also align with TFSVA Practice Standards. Associate Members can be any government or non-government organisation that shares our goals, and while they don’t have voting roles, they can fully participate in activities such as meetings, networking, and system-improvement opportunities.

How to become a member:

Read our Membership Policy and TFSVA Code of Conduct here.

Start by completing the form below. Once we receive your application, we’ll be in touch to talk through next steps.