The Australian Injury Prevention Network welcomes people from a wide range of backgrounds who have an interest in injury prevention and control.

Members of the Australian Injury Prevention Network include: injury prevention practitioners, researchers, policy makers and program organisers from health, rehabilitation, transport, occupational health and safety, ergonomics, consumer affairs, police, fire and emergency services, ambulance, planning, local government, criminology, justice and other relevant sectors.

Benefits of joining the Australian Injury Prevention Network

Benefits of belonging to the AIPN include:

• Being part of a coordinated voice on injury prevention research, policy and practice issues to government;
• Substantial discounts on registration fees for AIPN conferences; 
• Receiving the AIPN Injury Incidence newsletter; 
• Belonging to an e-mail discussion list to facilitate communication among members on topics of interest; and 
• Affordable membership fees.
  

We will be offering more benefits to members in the near future, watch the website for details.

download a membership application/renewal form here or complete the online form below.

The AIPN offers 5 membership types covering most individual and corporate needs.

Individual Memberships:

Individual Concession
Defined as volunteer workers, part time employed (for 2 days per week or less) or full time students. Evidence of eligability for concessional membership is required, contact the AIPN for details.

Professional Individual
Defined as a professional or full time employees paying their own membership.

Institutional Memberships

There are three categories of institutional membership. All types are defined as an organisation or company paying for discounted multiple memberships where only one individual has voting rights. One individual must be named as the primary member for eligibility to vote. Additional memberships for the institutional categories may be purchased at the discounted rate of $65.00 per per person. To see if your organisation is eligible for not-for-profit status please contact the AIPN for details.
Not-for-profit (up to 5 members)
Small institution (up to 5 members)
Large institution (6-10 members).