Members' this includes individual members, affiliated organizations and business supporters. OWLS may have any number of members. An OWLS 'member' first and foremost supports the goals and objectives of the organization and strives to play an active part in making OWLS successful. OWLS members are always positive and support each other. Although members may sometimes disagree, they always show respect for each other and seek to find 'win-win' solutions.
Members try to attend meetings when possible and participate actively in the discussions.
Affiliated organization are also considered members, and they may appoint one representative to have a vote at general meetings. Examples of these organizations are Community Living, March of Dimes, etc. Business supporters may also have a say on how OWLS conducts their programs, particularly as they are contributing money, goods and services. They are considered 'friends of OWLS' and they may appoint a representative to have a vote at general meetings. In 1994 Sally Barton had an accident that put her in a wheelchair.