An organisation is eligible for membership as an Associate Member of the Company if the corporation is accepted by the Board as having a commitment to the Objects of the Company.

Corporate membership benefits include:
• Advertising and promotion of vacant positions on our job board, social media and newsletters;
• Promotions of services and/or activities that relate to the IAHA membership and support Indigenous communities;
• Promotion of good news stories of your organisation or group in IAHA news;
• Discounts on IAHA Conference and other event registrations for up to six (6) employees in your organisation;
• 10% discount on individual registrations to IAHA training programs and development opportunities
• 20% discount on all contracted IAHA training workshops;
• Student placement opportunities with IAHA full member students; and
• Professional advice on allied health workforce development and cultural safety initiatives and policy.

This membership has a fee of $1100 for Organisations & Companies or $550 for Student Groups as a yearly subscription.

ALL new endorsed corporate memberships will be calculated pro-rata at the time of endorsement and invoiced accordingly.

For further inquiries regarding our membership process or benefits please email membership@iaha.com.au or phone (02) 6285 1010

ii. An organisation is eligible for membership as an Associate Member of the Company if the corporation is accepted by the Board as having a commitment to the Objects of the Company.

iii. An organisation becomes an Associate Member - Corporate upon:
A. incorporation of the Company if the organisation is listed as a Member in the Application for Registration of a Body Corporate as an Australian Company (ASIC Form 202); or
B. approval of that organisation’s application by the Board in accordance with Article 8.

Note: Subject to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), where the company is wound up, a present or past member is liable to contribute up to the guarantee amount to the company’s property: (i) to pay the company’s debts and liabilities and the costs, charges and expenses of the winding up; and (ii) to adjust the rights of contributories among themselves. Subject to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), a past member will not need to contribute: (a) in respect of a debt or liability of the company contracted after the person ceased to be a member; (b) if he, she or it was not a member at any time during the year ending on the day of the commencement of the winding up; and (c) unless it appears to the court that the present members are unable to satisfy the contributions that they are liable to make.