P&C Insurance Package - A Healthy Kids Association Initiative

The Community Underwriting P & C Essentials Package recognises that every P & C Association needs to have access to a cost effective insurance solution that will respond to the needs of the P & C and its members. 

The annual cost for the P & C Essentials Insurance Package is $700 inclusive of all charges (including GST). This applies for an Association that has been claims free for the last 3 years.

If you are a P & C Federation member, you can elect to take the public liability coverage included in the Federation membership and insure all other covers under the Essentials Package for an annual cost of $458.

Cover is still available for those Associations with claims in the last 3 years. It is important however for us to obtain details of these losses and understand any risk mitigation you have put in place to prevent future losses. We may apply a higher deductible or additional premium depending on the details provided.

Download the Coverage Summary

The P & C Essentials Insurance Package provides your Association with a minimum benchmark of insurance protection with automatic coverage for:

Damage to P & C assets including stock as a result of fire, malicious damage, weather events and other nominated perils including accidental damage (10% of the sum insured)	$5,000
Extra costs to maintain P & C operations following either loss of assets insured above or external events (e.g a school fire)	$5,000
Theft of P & C assets including stock	$5,000
Theft or loss of money	$2,000
Legal liability for personal injury or property damage to third parties	$50m
Association liability including Personal liability of the officers and the association entity Professional liability Employment practices liability Loss of money or assets through fraud ($50,000 any one loss) Statutory fines and penalties Libel and slander / defamation Tax audit expenses Crisis consultancy expenses * Note this is an aggregate limit for each Association with 1 automatic reinstatement of the limit during the policy period	$1m*
Voluntary Workers Personal Accident (Scale of benefits vary based on level of injury and age groups)	$50,000 / $500 per week

This summary is intended to illustrate the key features of the package (for the complete terms and conditions you need to refer to the specific policy documents).

Some P & C Associations require additional cover for specific activities and/or higher limits of cover for property, money or volunteer workers. These are available as follows:

Machinery Breakdown
- Machinery breakdown $5,000
- Deterioration of stock (as a result of a breakdown of equipment) $2,000

Annual total cost $275

Additional Property Cover Above $5,000

Annual total cost $14 per additional $1,000 

Additional Money Cover Above $2,000
Annual total cost $10 per additional $1,000 

Include OOSH / After Hours & Vacation Care in General Liability
Include activities in liability annual total cost $140 for $50m 

Voluntary Workers Motor Vehicle Excess
Reimburses the loss of no claims bonus and excess paid by voluntary workers following an accident where a private vehicle is used on Association business $1,500

Annual total cost $75

To obtain cover under the P & C Associations Essentials Insurance Package we require some basic information about your P & C organisation, it's risk profile and claims history.

Please download the application form and forward it to Healthy Kids Association:

PDF Application

info@healthy-kids.com.au
Suite 1.02 38 Oxley Street St Leonards NSW 2065
(02) 9876 1300

Business Package (Incorporating Damage to Property, Business Interruption, Theft and Money Covers) 

• Master Policy Schedule

General Liability

• Master Policy Schedule

Association Liability 

• Master Policy Schedule

Voluntary Workers Personal Accident 

• Master Policy Schedule

Optional Insurances (Machinery Breakdown, Voluntary Workers Excess) 

• Master Policy Schedule

Community Underwriting Financial Services Guide

P & C Associations can from time to time confuse their obligations to manage risk and the need to arrange insurance. 

Arranging an insurance policy to cover some of your risk exposures does not necessarily mean that the association has adequately managed its risks. Even where an insurance policy is in place, the Association and its officers have an obligation to continue to take all reasonable steps to manage risks and reduce the likelihood of an incident.

Proper policies and procedures, adequate management, supervision and maintenance are all examples of this obligation. We have prepared the following risk sheets to assist Associations to analyse their specific risk exposures and develop strategies to avoid or mitigate risks.

General Risk Management		Work Health & Safety
P & C Associations - What Are My Risks? Risk Management vs Insurance Managing the Risks Associated with Events		What is Work Health and Safety? O H & S Workplace Checklist Work Heath & Safety Policy Template How to Manage Work Health and Safety Risks
Working With Children (Office of the Children's Guardian)		Food Safety
The Working with Children Check Child safe for Kids - a Parents Guide Work Deemed Child Related What is Child-related Work Volunteers Fact Sheet Change your check from Volunteer to Paid Worker		Food Safety in School Canteens Complying with Food Safety Standards Canteen Cleaning Schedule Template Food Safety following a Power Outage Fridge Layout Hand washing

It is important to note that the information provided in these Risk Sheets is general in nature and must always be considered against your organisations own risk profile and particular circumstances.

Healthy Kids Association is a non-profit, non-government health promotion charity based in Sydney.

Our mission is to promote and influence healthy food choices for children. Nowadays, one in four children in Australia are classified as being overweight or obese.

Our children are our future and we believe teaching healthy eating habits at a young age can change a person’s life for the better. We aim to educate and empower families, children and school canteens to make the healthiest choices possible.

To learn more visit our website.

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Dispute Resolution

Clients who are not fully satisfied with our services should contact our Complaints Officer on 02 8054 2580.

If your complaint cannot be resolved to your satisfaction by us you have the right to refer the matter to the free consumer service offered by the Financial Ombudsman Service Ltd (FOS), of which we are a member. We also adhere to the General Insurance Code of Practice. Further information is available from our office, or contact the FOS directly on 1300 780 808 or visit www.fos.org.au.

It’s our primary objective to provide the very best levels of service and expertise to Community Underwriting clients.

The Community Underwriting Service Team is ready to provide guidance and assistance in the unfortunate event that you need to submit an insurance claim. For all claims enquiries please contact Community Underwriting team on 02 8045 2580.

What to do in the event of a claim
In the event of a claim, please call Community Underwriting as soon as the loss is discovered on 02 8045 2580.

If we are not advised immediately, any action you take could prejudice your ability to claim on your insurance policy so we strongly recommend you call Community Underwriting as soon as possible.

Making a claim – what we need from you
Once you have notified Community Underwriting of your claim by telephone, a claim form must be submitted.

Claims forms and additional information can be found in the claims section of this website.