Whether you identify as a disabled, neurodivergent, or an ally, you can join the Alliance for Neurodiversity and Disability in GLAMR Professions Australia (ANDPA).
ANDPA has a broad and inclusive understanding of disability and neurodiversity. Please see our policy note for information on ANDPA’s use of language and identity and professionals. If you are questioning whether you belong, chances are you do. Welcome aboard!
If you would like to join ANDPA, please complete the form below. Follow the links below to review relevant ANDPA policies and objectives:
Member fees
ANDPA has a sliding scale for membership fees (starting at $0 AUD) and the automatic renewal of membership for Associate and Full Members. This structure is designed to ensure our association remains accessible and inclusive for everyone, regardless of financial constraints, while still ensuring ANDPA is financially sustainable.
Please note that ANDPA is not a Deductible Gift Recipient. Membership fees cover the cost of member services and benefits and are not considered a donation.
Membership fees help us fund ongoing operational and administrative costs and future initiatives. When you register as a member or recieve your membership renewal notice each year, select a contribution level that feels right for you. This is confidential, and we respect your privacy and trust your judgement. You will receive an invoice for your nominated membership fee.
Full Membership
To become a Full Member you must be a person who:
- identifies as having a disability or being neurodivergent,
- is aged 18 years or above, and
- in the reasonable opinion of the Committee, is supportive of the objectives of ANDPA.
Benefits
- Participate in networking and community events/spaces for disabled and neurodivergent GLAMR field people, including webinars and training sessions;
- Receive regular updates on ANDPA’s work and its events, programs, resources, and training; and
- Attend ANDPA’s general meetings and Annual General Meeting (AGM) and vote on decisions.
Associate Membership
To become an Associate Member you must be a person who:
- is aged 16 years or above, and
- in the reasonable opinion of the Committee, is supportive of the objectives of ANDPA.
Benefits
- Participate in events and programs open to all members in support of disabled and neurodivergent GLAMR students and professionals, including webinars and training sessions;
- Receive regular updates on ANDPA’s work and its events, programs, resources, and training; and
- Attend ANDPA’s future Annual General Meeting.
ANDPA is working towards becoming an incorporated association in accordance with both the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 and Associations Incorporation Regulation 1999. This this will require our records include a postal or residential address for members (sch 4).
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