To apply to become a Full Member you must be 18 years old or more and served in the ADF, or have deployed on a peacekeeping operation in the AFP, AEC, DFAT or other government departments that deployed as first responders. Full Members have voting rights and may attend general meetings.
Becoming a Full Member offers remarkable advantages, such as:
Associate Membership is open to anyone who does not qualify as a Full Member, and this can include anyone in the Veteran Support Network such as veteran family members, the medical community and anyone interested in the veteran and veteran family community. Associate Members do not have voting rights however they may attend general meetings as an observer.
Becoming an Associate Member offers remarkable advantages, such as:
Honorary Membership of the Australian Peacekeeper & Peacemaker Veterans’ Association (APPVA) is conferred by the APPVA Board, this honour recognises distinguished ex-servicemen and women, as well as meritorious peacekeepers who have demonstrated long and exemplary service in the cause of peace.
This special membership acknowledges individuals whose dedication, leadership and integrity have made a lasting contribution to peacekeeping operations, veteran welfare, and the broader peacekeeping community. It reflects not only operational service, but also ongoing commitment to the values of courage, professionalism and selfless service.
Honorary Members embody the spirit and standards of APPVA. Through their example, they inspire current and future generations of peacekeepers and help preserve the proud legacy of Australia’s peacekeeping