Branches

About CCAA Branches

The Christian Counsellors Association of Australia is a strong state-based association.

As a national association, we intend to remain closely connected with our membership in each state. This is reflected in our state branch structure where every state has its own branch of the association. Each state branch provides PD workshops, develops networks with members, does networking with the local community, and maintains relationships with local Christian training providers.

If you want to find ways of becoming actively involved, get in touch with your state branch committee.

National Responsibilities

Administration of membership applications and renewals and PD and other events.
Defining qualification requirements for the various levels of CCAA Membership, ongoing professional development, and supervision requirements for our members and Affiliation.
Maintaining a Code of Ethics that is binding on members and facilitating procedures for addressing complaints against members with respect to this code.
Maintaining national CCAA branding and co-ordinating marketing strategies.
Representing CCAA within PACFA and with ACCA.
Organising a bi-annual conference.
Maintaining a National Office to provide administrative support for CCAA activities and events, registering members, and being a point of contact for assisting members and general inquiries.

Branch Responsibilities

Providing networking and support to members within their own state.
Provision of professional development events and other activities.
Networking with the local community and maintaining relationships with local training providers.