How can we help?
The SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated (SESVA) represents the views and interests of SES volunteers across Western Australia. Whether you are an SES volunteer, an SES Unit representative, a member of the media or a member of the public, we welcome your enquiry. Please select the category that best matches your enquiry.
SESVA Office
For general enquiries about the SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated (SESVA), please get in touch with the SESVA Office. Our office can assist with enquiries about the Association, its activities, membership, SES volunteer support and other general matters.
Office address: 91 Leake Street, BELMONT WA 6106
PO Box 3218, BELMONT WA 6104
Phone +61499 619 287
Email – sesva.office@ses-wa.asn.au
Office Hours: 9:30 am – 4:30 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Before attending the office, please phone to make an appointment.
SESVA ABN 73 195 258 968
Website
For general questions about SESVA, website content, technical issues, broken links, or to report incorrect and malicious material, contact the webmaster – sesva.webmaster@ses-wa.asn.au
Our Privacy Policy can be found here
SESVA Executive
Greg Cook ESM – President
Email – sesva.president@ses-wa.asn.au
Phone – +61418 403 960
Alan Hawke – Vice President (South)
Email – sesva.vpsouth@ses-wa.asn.au
Phone – +61408 252 610
Leonie Briggs ESM – Vice President (Metro)
Email – sesva.vpmetro@ses-wa.asn.au
Phone – +61448 876 423
Ross Jones – Vice President (North)
Email – sesva.vpnorth@ses-wa.asn.au
Phone – +61499 941 724
Allen Gale ESM – Secretary
Email – sesva.secretary@ses-wa.asn.au
Phone – +61419 935 497
Martin Stein – Treasurer
Email – sesva.treasurer@ses-wa.asn.au
Phone – +61422 763 617
Regional Representatives of SESVA
Supporting Western Australia’s SES Volunteers
The SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated (SESVA) represents SES volunteers’ views and interests throughout Western Australia. Our Regional Representatives connect SESVA with volunteers in their regions. They share information, identify issues affecting volunteers and ensure the Association considers regional perspectives.
The Role of Regional Representatives
Regional Representatives help by:
- Attending meetings: Taking part in Management Committee meetings online or in person.
- Representing volunteers: Presenting regional issues, concerns and suggestions to SESVA.
- Sharing information: Updating local SES Units on SESVA activities, initiatives and developments.
- Listening to volunteers: Inviting feedback on issues affecting SES volunteers.
- Identifying issues: Highlighting concerns that may need discussion with SESVA or relevant authorities.
- Supporting communication: Strengthening connections between SES Units, volunteers and the Association.
Contacting Your Regional Representative
Click here to contact your SESVA Regional Representative.
Stay Involved
Your Regional Representative is a key contact for sharing ideas, raising concerns and contributing to SESVA’s work.
SESVA encourages volunteers to stay in touch with their Regional Representative to help the Association better understand and represent SES volunteers’ needs across Western Australia.