Become a Member
Join a strong coalition to ensure that
everybody has a place to call home.
Join a strong coalition to ensure that
everybody has a place to call home.
Our members are part of a strong, collective voice ensuring that everybody has a right to a place to call home.
They are leading change by ensuring all spheres of government, industry and the community are working together towards an effective housing system for all West Australians.
We value your membership and having you as part of the Shelter WA family.
For people who are interested in housing and homelessness issues or who work in the affordable housing and homelessness sector.
For ‘not for profit’ agencies such as homelessness service providers, community housing organisations or other agencies whose work touches on housing and homelessness.
For government agencies, statutory authorities, local governments or ‘for profit’ companies
Membership Applications
Upon completion of a membership application – this will be considered by the Shelter WA board for approval as per the Constitution. Please note the Board generally meets on a monthly basis. Applicants will be advised by email as to whether their application has been successful. If the application has been approved the (non-refundable) fee will cover until the end of the financial year. If not, applicants will be contacted to receive feedback on the reason why if paid a refund of the membership fee will be arranged.
Unwaged applicants who require assistance with membership can contact the CEO to discuss this via contact@shelterwa.org.au
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We believe in a world where everyone has a home where they can thrive and build a future. Western Australia needs an effective housing system that works for all of us. Together, Shelter WA members are leading the change, ensuring all spheres of government, industry and the community understand that everybody has a right to a place to call home.
Our members are diverse and include industry, emergency and supported housing; community housing providers; co-operatives; housing, homelessness and tenancy support services; local governments; urban planners and architects; research institutions; academics; and individuals with a passion for social and affordable housing and ending homelessness.