Honouring Nurses
ANMC is a living memorial to the heroism and sacrifice of Australian nurses who gave their lives or spent years in Japanese prisoner-of-war camps during the Second World War.
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Membership
Join our diverse and supportive community and receive invitations to a range of events throughout the year including the ANZAC Commemorative Service, Scholarships and Awards Evening, lectures and exhibitions. Only Annual and Life Members can attend or vote at our Annual General Meeting.
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Registered nurses and midwives undertaking postgraduate study at an Australian university or accredited higher education institution are eligible to apply. The scholarships aim to increase access to postgraduate study for nurses and midwives, with applications open each year from 1 July to 31 August.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to honour the legacy of Australian nurses who served, particularly those who lost their lives during World War II, by continuing their story through meaningful action today. As a living memorial, we support and inspire current and future nurses through scholarships, events, and the sharing of stories that reflect resilience, courage, and leadership.
We are committed to preserving the history of those who served while promoting the values they embodied, including compassion, strength, and determination. Through education, recognition, and community engagement, we ensure their contribution is remembered and carried forward for future generations.
Honouring the Legacy of Australian Nurses
The Australian Nurses Memorial Centre was established to honour the service and sacrifice of Australian nurses while supporting future generations through education and scholarships. Today, the ANMC continues that legacy through remembrance, community connection, and ongoing support for the nursing profession across Australia.
Learn more about our history, mission, and the people behind the ANMC on our About page.