Berwick RSL Inc. is a medium-sized traditional RSL located in the City of Casey, Victoria. As a Sub-Branch of the Victorian RSL Branch and the National RSL, it caters to a membership of about 250, excluding Community members. The Sub-Branch is run by dedicated volunteers who serve on various sub-committees, including Welfare, Finance, Membership, and Activities and Events. The primary focus of Berwick RSL is to provide support to veterans of the Australian Defence Force through welfare services, counseling, and a venue for shared interests and activities.
With a building that houses a Members Lounge and Bar, Hall, and Kitchen, Berwick RSL offers a welcoming space for members and functions. The absence of gaming machines reflects the RSL’s commitment to fostering a community-centered environment. The organization’s philosophy revolves around honoring and supporting veterans, with a strong emphasis on the generous contributions and support received from the local Berwick, Narre Warren, and Beaconsfield communities. Through these partnerships, Berwick RSL is able to provide a range of essential services to meet the diverse needs of its members.
Events such as Anzac Day Morning Tea and trips to historical sites like the RAAF William base in Point Cook showcase Berwick RSL’s dedication to commemorating and preserving Australia’s military history. The organization’s involvement in documentaries and community initiatives further underscores its commitment to ensuring that the sacrifices and stories of veterans are remembered and honored. By offering a space for camaraderie, support, and remembrance, Berwick RSL continues to be a vital hub for veterans and their families in the local community.
