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Community Partnership Program

Bank locally. Support WSA.

Regional Australia Bank members can nominate The Womens Shelter Armidale through the Community Partnership Program. An eligible everyday account can generate ongoing support for WSA, without requiring a separate donation from the account holder.

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Support through everyday banking

Choose WSA.
Bank as usual.

Regional Australia Bank directs a contribution from its profits to the community group selected by each participating member.

How it works

A simple way to support local women and children.

Members using an eligible Regional Australia Bank account can select WSA as their community group. The bank calculates its contribution using the member’s average annual account balance and pays the contribution directly to WSA under the program.

1

Use an eligible account

Check the current Community Partnership Program requirements and account terms with Regional Australia Bank.

2

Choose WSA

Search Armidale or postcode 2350, then select The Womens Shelter Armidale from the recipient groups.

3

Bank as usual

No separate donation is required. Regional Australia Bank makes the program contribution directly to WSA.

Why it matters

Every nomination strengthens local support.

Community contributions help WSA respond when government funding does not cover every urgent or practical need. This flexible support can help women and children experiencing domestic and family violence, homelessness, crisis, or instability across New England.

Selecting WSA does not change how participating members use their account. It simply tells Regional Australia Bank which community organisation they want the program to support.

Choose WSA as your community group.

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The Community Partnership Program is administered by Regional Australia Bank. Eligibility, contribution rates, account terms, fees, and program conditions may change. Review the bank’s current information before opening or changing an account.

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