Here when it matters
Support for members and their eligible families.
Wema Welfare Association, Queensland
One community, one family, one Wema.
Compassionate, practical support for members and their families through bereavement, infant loss, serious illness and mental health challenges.
One-time AUD $100 lifetime joining fee. No annual subscription.
Membership at a glance
$100
One-time lifetime joining fee
$0
No annual subscription fee
30 days
Welfare waiting period for new members
18+
Open to applicants aged 18 and over
What we support
Standing with you through life's hardest moments
When a member or their eligible family faces hardship, the Wema community responds with practical welfare support and genuine care.
Bereavement
Support for members and their families following the loss of a loved one.
Infant loss
Compassionate care for families grieving the loss of a baby.
Serious illness
Help when a member or eligible family member faces serious illness.
Mental health
Support through mental health challenges, offered with care and confidentiality.
Benefits are subject to eligibility, the waiting period and the association's claims procedures. See the Constitution for full details.
Read the ConstitutionAbout Wema
Who we are
Our mission
To provide compassionate, practical welfare support to Wema members and their eligible families during bereavement, infant loss, serious illness and mental health challenges, while building a caring and dependable community.
Our vision
A connected and resilient Wema community where members and their families feel supported, valued and secure through life's most difficult moments.
Our core values
What guides everything we do
Compassion
We respond to hardship with empathy and care.
Solidarity
We support one another as a community.
Fairness
We apply membership and benefit rules consistently.
Integrity
We act honestly and responsibly in managing contributions and claims.
Confidentiality
We protect members' personal and claim information.
Accountability
We make decisions transparently and uphold our commitments.
Membership
How to join Wema
Joining takes just a few minutes online. Here is what to expect.
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Check eligibility
Applicants must be aged 18 or older.
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Register online
Create your account at wemawelfare.org.au. wemawelfare.org.au/register
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Accept the terms and conditions
Review and accept the terms and conditions. You can also download the Association's Constitution.
Download the Constitution -
Pay the joining fee
The one-time lifetime joining fee is AUD $100. There is no annual subscription fee.
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Submit a Family Declaration Form
Provide it within 5 days of admission and keep it up to date. Your nominated beneficiaries can be declared on the website.
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Observe the waiting period
New members have a 30-day welfare waiting period.
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Stay eligible for benefits
Remain active and in good financial standing, and follow the association's claims procedures.
Leadership
Meet our committee
Wema is led by volunteers from our community who are committed to serving members with care and integrity.
Mercy Jepchumba
President
Mercy leads the Wema committee and guides the association's direction, working to ensure members and their families are supported with compassion and fairness.
Brian Ombaso
Treasurer / IT
Brian oversees the association's finances and contributions and looks after the website and technology.
Faith Letting
Social Welfare Officer
Faith is the first point of contact for members needing welfare support and helps guide families through the claims process with care and confidentiality.
Gloria Chepchirchir
Secretary
Gloria manages the association's records, meetings and communications, keeping members informed and the committee organised.
Be part of the Wema family
Join a community that shows up for one another. Register today for a one-time lifetime fee of AUD $100.
Get in touch
Contact us
Have a question about membership or need support? We are here to help.
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Email
admin@wemawelfare.org.au -
Address
3 Nicola Way, Upper Coomera, QLD -
Website
wemawelfare.org.au
If you or someone you know needs urgent help, contact emergency services on 000 or Lifeline on 13 11 14.