Note, Landcare Association of SA (LASA) member groups are eligible for the new Landcare SA Members Insurance Package, providing access to comprehensive insurance coverage for FREE.

If your group or organisation is not a LASA member, you may instead be eligible for cheap insurance coverage via our preferred insurance broker Ceneta Insurance Services.

In partnership with Ceneta Insurance Services and Community Underwriting, LASA have developed a cost effective insurance scheme tailored specifically to the Landcare community, which provides Landcare (and similar) groups with a low cost solution to a difficult insurance problem. There is a broad range of cover including General (Public) Liability, Voluntary Worker’s Personal Accident and Association Liability policies, which provide the cover needed by Landcare organisations to continue to operate effectively. Groups can choose to take out any one, two or all three of the insurance policies available.

To be eligible for the insurance package, community groups must be incorporated but do not need to be a member of the Landcare Association of South Australia.

As it is a national scheme, the insurance scheme’s 12 month policy period renews on the 1st of March annually. There are no pro rata rates available, so regardless of when you take out cover, the price will be the same as the full annual premium, and will renew on the 1st of March annually.

Please review the documents below and complete the application form here to request a quote from Ceneta.

1. Ceneta Financial Services Guide (FSG)
2. Association Liability Package Wording
3. General Liability Policy Wording
4. Personal Accident Policy Wording and Product Disclosure Statement (PDS)
5. Landcare Insurance FAQs
6. Landcare SA Insurance Program Information 2024

Disclaimer: The information provided by Ceneta Insurance Services on this website is for general information purposes only, and it is not a substitute for professional advice. You should always consider the PDS/Policy wording before making a decision. Coverage may differ based on specific clauses in individual policies.