Congratulations StaceyWPidgeon for this well-deserved recognition for your dedication and commitment to drowning prevention across both Australia and New Zealand for more than a decade.

That’s a wrap on the National Aquatic Workforce Symposium! We extend our deepest gratitude to all the delegates, presenters, and panelists who joined us. Thank you for your collaboration and for sharing in our vision for a safer, more inclusive future aquatic workforce. 🙏💦

(1/4) The #WCDP2023 Closing Statement is now available 📣 The statement outlines a call for #GlobalStrategy and mobilising local action. It also includes highlights from the plenary and concurrent sessions. Read the statement here: tinyurl.com/aahtrytv

Facility/Duty Managers & senior #Lifeguards, how much do you know about GSPO requirements for effective supervision? The NEW Supervision Planning module is here – developed by industry experts to enhance your #Supervision planning skills 👉 👉 bit.ly/3SQGSVL

Easter means fun around the water, but it brings risks too.   Royal Life Saving issues a #WaterSafety warning after a tragic summer of drownings.   Stay safe with these tips: 👀 Always supervise children around water ❌🍻 Avoid alcohol around water 🦺Wear a lifejacket 🏊‍♀️🏊 Avoid

Chocolate eggs, bunny ears and a pair of trusty goggles – just a few essential items for a day of Easter fun! From everyone here at Royal Life Saving, we wish you a happy and safe #Easter 🤩 Please look out for each other and enjoy the water safely.

On #AnzacDay, we pay tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of the ANZACs and reflect on the impact of war on individuals, families, and communities. We will remember them. #WaterSafety #DrowningPrevention

The Royal Life Saving Society has been delighted to receive notification that His Majesty King Charles III has accepted the Patronage of The Royal Life Saving Society. This news is wonderful for the Society and maintains the link between the reigning monarch and the Society which

Royal Life Saving Australia and the National Sports and Physical Activity Convention | IAKS 2024 are excited to announce a unique scholarship opportunity for up-and-coming leaders in the aquatic industry. Learn more here: bit.ly/4akH71M

Congratulations to Dr W Clive Patrickson, who has been named the 2024 recipient of the King Edward VII Cup for his contribution to drowning prevention in Australia and Internationally. Clive has demonstrated a long term deep commitment to Royal Life Saving.bit.ly/3yrrKax

SCHOLARSHIP REMINDER - APPLICATIONS DUE 19 MAY 2024 Royal Life Saving & the National Sports and Physical Activity Convention | IAKS 2024 have a unique scholarship opportunity for up-and-coming leaders in the aquatic industry. bit.ly/4akH71M

Royal Life Saving Australia, with the support of the National Aquatic Industry Committee, has launched two pivotal resources to increase community safety by strengthening the aquatic industry workforce and improving industry standards and practices. bit.ly/3WPCyti

We are excited to announce the ten future leaders who have been awarded scholarships to attend the 2024 National Sports and Physical Activity Convention | IAKS (NSC) in Melbourne. Congratulations! bit.ly/4bPH7Zd

Last summer, 25% of drowning deaths were people born overseas. Today we are hosting a Multicultural Water Safety forum in Melbourne, to address drowning prevention in Australia's multicultural communities. Read more: bit.ly/3yUXiG5

Drowning is a leading killer with > 50% of 236,000 drowning deaths among people under 30 years. Join World Health Organization (WHO) & partners on 30 July to mark World #DrowningPrevention Day & contribute to the campaign to highlight how seconds can save a life. bit.ly/3xR2pHs

🏊 National Aquatic Workforce Framework Finalised Following Industry Consultation The Framework supports the Australian Water Safety Strategy 2030 by spotlighting aquatic careers and advocating development pathways. Find out more: bit.ly/3Lw44VL #DrowningPrevention

Today is World #DrowningPrevention Day! You don’t need to be a lifesaver to save a life. Check out World Health Organization (WHO) resources here to prevent drowning: bit.ly/3zUmBJ0