ASCCA Membership is open to any organisation promoting access to information technology by older people. ASCCA is represented in every State and Territory of Australia.

The Association welcomes enquiries from existing computer clubs, computer groups within seniors organisations and from communities which are considering promoting computer training for seniors. Member clubs remain autonomous.

• A Club Information Manual, with information on topics such as working with seniors, funding, financial and taxation matters
  

• Access to ASCCA's past and more recent training materials

• Each member club has access to software, hardware, refurbished desktops and laptops all at discounted prices through Connecting Up/Donortec

• Advice and support from ASCCA about managing your club or providing training for your members if requested

• A free website presence on the ASCCA website

• Being part of a network of clubs to share information

• A discounted fee is offered to all club members for attendance at any seminars, workshops and/or the Annual ASCCA Conference organised by ASCCA

• A louder voice, because of combined numbers of members, when seeking support from government departments, corporate bodies or business entities

• Discounts organised by ASCCA will be available for clubs and club members

• A monthly newsletter plus Newsbreaks when there is breaking news about grants, events or other news of interest

• Clubs and members will have access to be able to purchase inexpensive recycled computers

If you are an existing club, solely for seniors computing, a computer club for all ages or a computer group within another organisation, join ASCCA and share your knowledge and gain expertise from other clubs.

Membership of ASCCA for the financial year to the 30th June ranges from $110 to $250 per annum (inclusive of GST), depending on the size of the club. Membership is for organisations only. ASCCA does not have individual membership.