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Our National Branch of ACA supports and provides a national presence for our state branches, providing strength in Advocacy, actively responding to critical issues that impact the quality of early learning services and actively engaging with government to lobby for the best outcome in the provision of high quality, affordable, sustainable and accessible early learning services.
The ACA has a National Executive Committee, which makes decisions on behalf of all five state bodies and engages with key stakeholders at the national level. The Executive Committee ("the Board") is made up of the President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary and two Ordinary Members.
The work of the Board is supported by a Working Group, which includes the six Board Members, along with seven voluntary Participants from the various ACA state bodies.
Each state body also has its own Committee which makes decisions on behalf of its state members and engages with key stakeholders at the state and local government level.