Change of membership fees
A strong and active membership is vital to the work of the Continence Foundation of Australia (CFA) in raising awareness and advocating on behalf of people with bladder and bowel control problems and their carers. Our strength comes from our broad membership base. Having remained unchanged for several years, the CFA membership fees are set to rise by a modest amount on May 1, 2012. We hope you’ll continue to support the CFA financially by renewing your membership - and whenever you see an opportunity, to promote continence awareness within your local community.
Membership rates effective from May 1, 2012, are:
Professional: $85.00
Professional membership is for individuals who are qualified and employed in medicine, nursing, allied health, health promotion or health administration.
Corporate: $320.00
Corporate membership is for corporate organisations such as continence product suppliers, continence product manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies or registered training organisations.
Organisation $320.00
Organisation membership is for organisations such as aged care facilities, community health centres, general practices, private clinics, government bodies, hospitals, peak consumer and professional bodies or universities.
Individual membership: $35.00
Individual membership is for individuals who have incontinence, provide informal care or are retired health professionals.
Student: $45.00
Student membership is for individuals who are studying in the fields of medicine, nursing, allied health, health promotions or health administration.
Library: $40.00
Library membership includes libraries based in the community/public, and hospital or university libraries.
Membership benefits
CFA members are entitled to a range of benefits, which vary according to membership type. These include:
- quarterly subscription to the Australian and New Zealand Continence Journal;
- discounted registration to the National Conference on Incontinence;
- quarterly subscription to Bridge magazine; and
- updates on news and developments in the field of continence.
