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| Member Benefits The Prader-Willi Syndrome Association of Victoria Inc. was set up in 1978 by parents of children affected by the syndrome and is totally run by volunteers. It has a long experience of providing help and information. Our membership focuses on Victoria and Tasmania although anyone is welcome to join. Our members include parents and carers, family members, people with PWS, professionals and interested supporters. Membership Details, Newsletters For an annual membership fee of $50 per family, membership of the Victorian Association also gives you membership of the Prader-Willi Association of Australia. Members receive a quarterly newsletter with up to date information as well as notification of upcoming events and dates. Joining the Association gives you the opportunity to make contact with other parents and exchange information. In Service Training The Association offers access to in-service training and visits to creches, schools, kindergartens, work places and adult centres within Victoria and Tasmania. Parent/Carer Support For queries or assistance required by Parents or Carers of a person with PWS, please contact PWSA Victoria on 03 9889 7924 or info@pws.asn.au. Conferences/Information Sessions and Family Days Invitations to social events including the Asia Pacific Conference and International PWS Conference. The PWSA Victorian Association run two General Meetings per year, whereby guest speakers are invited to talk with our families. We also arrange an Annual Family Information Day and Annual General Meeting to keep families updated of latest information in Victoria. PlayGroups Play groups for preschool age children |
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The membership fee for the 2011/2012 financial year is $50 per family. To print or download a membership form click here |
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| The PWSA of Victoria Web Site is intended to provide information only - not to diagnose or advocate particular treatment options. The Diagnosis and treatment of Prader-Willi Syndrome should be made through a qualified medical professional. Thus, it is strongly urged that patients do not change treatment without first consulting their doctor. The inclusion of any resource or link in the PWSA of Victoria Web Site does not imply endorsement. | ||||||||