Our Mission

The State Emergency Service Volunteers Association  (SESVA) is a non-operational organization which has the following aims:

  • Provide an independent and representative body for SES Volunteers;
  • Promote and communicate knowledge and information to members;
  • Provide an effective voice for volunteers of the State Emergency Service of WA.

LATEST NEWS

  • Dumbleyung Storm

    There has been widespread damage in the Great Southern town of Dumbleyung from a storm which ripped through the region on Tuesday afternoon.  The storm damaged houses and brought down trees and damaged powerlines and other utilities.  Up to 30 buildings, including the local school have been damaged. SES Units from the Region have been called to provide assistance.  Metro SES units were placed on standby in case additional assistance was required.

    Update !!!!

    SES District Manager Glenn Hall advises:

    Read the the full news article.
  • NEW SESVA Website

    The SES Volunteers Association (SESVA) has a new website! It's been many months in the making and has taken a great deal of time from many people. We chose Drupal as our content management system and have transitioned all the data from our old website over to a shiny, new extremely fast server.  In time your unit will be given its own user name and password so you can log into the “SES Units” section of the site.  Please provide input and make suggestions so the SESVA can further improve the site.

    Read the the full news article.
  • Murray SES Unit News

    The purpose of this newsletter (MUN) is to keep our members informed of courses, events, weekly training, callouts and general happenings around the unit and its members. MUN will hopefully be informative. But like most things, for this to succeed, I require information from you the members. Your opinions, observations, events you attended, anything, if you wish to let the other members know, drop me a line.

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  • Photographic Competition

    The State Emergency Service (SES) celebrated 50 years service to the community, 1959 to 2009.
    The State Emergency Service Volunteers Association (SESVA) is conducting a photographic competition in an attempt collect photographic images of SES in an operation or training over the past 50 years.

    Read the the full news article.
  • Tuart Hill Search

    Police are looking for a young woman they believe can help explain the death of 21-year-old Alessio Giorgio Di Risio, whose body was found yesterday morning.  Mr Di Risio's father called police after finding his son's body in the unit on Wanneroo Road, Tuart Hill, about 9.45am Sunday. 

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