Affiliations and sponsors
The NSWNMA is affiliated with several other nursing and general unions, as well as participating in a variety of community-based campaigns. We enjoy sponsorship relationships with a number of progressive superannuation funds and the Members Equity (ME) Bank.
The Association is a branch of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation, which has branches in every state and territory
- Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation – federal
- Australian Nursing Federation – ACT
- Queensland Nurses’ Union
- Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (SA branch)
- ANMF (Tasmanian branch)
- Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation – Victorian branch
- Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation – Northern Territory
- Australian Nursing Federation – WA branch
In 2013, the NSWNMA was a founding member, along with nursing and midwifery unions from 14 nations, of Global Nurses United. The Association is also affiliated with Public Services International (PSI), a global trade union federation whose members deliver public services such as healthcare.
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The NSWNMA is affiliated with the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) and with Unions NSW.
- ACTU (Australian Council of Trade Unions)
- Unions NSW
- Australian Trade Union Archive (for research into labour history)
- ACTU Worksite – Your rights at work for school students
- Working Life
- ACTU Superannuation site
- Unions for Transfusions
The NSWNMA enjoys sponsorship relationships with:
- Members Equity Bank
- Nurses and Midwives Health
- Union Shopper (open to all union members)
- First State Super
- State Super
- HEST Australia (HESTA)
We are a member of several community-based campaigning organisations.
- Last Drinks – a campaign to reduce alcohol-related violence
- Sydney Alliance – working for a fair, just and sustainable Sydney
- Climate and Health Alliance (CAHA)
- FARE – Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education
- NAAPA – NSW/ACT Alcohol Policy Alliance