Life Saving
We are always looking to grow our Surf Life Saving family!
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We are always looking to grow our Surf Life Saving family!
Click here and log in for your patrols roster
Congratulations to all our award winners for the 2024/25 season! These awards recognise the hard work, dedication, and community spirit...
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The club is responsible for ensuring that its members maintain their skills to the minimum standard set by Surf Life Saving Australia. The guiding principle for skills maintenance is that surf lifesaving clubs must be able to meet their service level agreements with confidence in the lifesaving skills and abilities of their active patrolling members.
Skills maintenance checks are necessary to:
As a volunteer workplace, all members of a SLSC must be professionally trained, qualified, and prepared to perform the duties that their volunteer role requires of them.
Young people come to Surf Life Saving with drive, passion and a commitment to change for a brighter future for the Movement. It is important our Club works towards engaging young people so as to make the most of what they have to offer, and to ensure strong succession planning for the future of our Club.
Surf Life Saving Clubs are committed to the protection, welfare and wellbeing of all members and are dedicated to providing a positive and safe environment in line with the SLSA Member Protection Policy and Child Safe Policy.
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Surf Life Saving is committed to the safety and wellbeing of every child and young person who takes part in our activities, programs, events or services.
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Member protection is a term widely used in the Australian sports industry to describe the practices that sporting organisations put in place to protect their members from discrimination, harassment, abuse and other inappropriate behaviour.
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