TPI NSW offers a range of services to support our members. These include members meetings, social and welfare clubs, welfare officers and social events. Information about these services can be found by scrolling down this page. TPI NSW is a great place to keep in touch with other veterans, socialise, and be kept informed about relevant issues through our monthly E-Newsletter and Quarterly magazine Salute.
Blacktown & Districts TPI Social & Welfare Club’s February 2022 BBQ with the colour theme red.
Joining TPI Veterans NSW
TPI Veterans NSW is pleased to announce an important update to our Constitution that strengthens and broadens our community. Membership was previously only available to DVA TPI Gold Card recipients. Following recent changes, Gold Card holders and Associate Members are now also eligible to join TPI Veterans NSW.
Members Meetings
Members meetings are held at the Hotel CBD, cnr of King and York Streets, Sydney on the 4th Tuesday of every month except December/January, 12.00 midday for a 1.00pm start. These are great get togethers over a couple of drinks and light lunch. Partners are very welcome. Some dates may be subject to change due to public holidays or cancelled at a general meeting. If in doubt phone TPI NSW head office Monday – Thursday, 9:00am – 4:00pm on 9235 1466.
Dates for upcoming meetings
Tuesday 23/6/2026
Tuesday 25/8/2026
Tuesday 22/9/2026
Tuesday 27/10/2026
Tuesday 24/11/2026
Welfare Officers
Welfare officers are qualified to assist in many ways such as hospital visits, bereavement counselling and assistance with funeral arrangements, pension information and are trained and experienced in dealing with the many issues that veterans face. These members volunteer their time and are kind, understanding and helpful.
Social and Welfare Clubs
There are four TPI social and welfare clubs in NSW. These clubs are
• Blacktown & District TPI Social & Welfare Club
• Hornsby & District TPI Social & Welfare Club
• Nowra & District TPI Social & Welfare Club
• South Western Sydney TPI Social & Welfare Club
The clubs meet monthly and provide an opportunity for members and their carers, partners and friends to socialise and go on outings.
For welfare officer contact details and information on social and welfare clubs click here.
Counselling for veterans and their families is available through Open Arms.