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A big thumbs up to our WaterWise Academy Instructors who have taught over half a million children about water safety since its inception in 2006!This impressive milestone has just been reached by our 11 full time Instructors and 9 volunteer WaterWise Instructors who are based around the country.The WaterWise Academy is Sea Rescue’s proactive, educational initiative. Our Instructors visit the classrooms of previously disadvantaged schools, thus targeting children who are most at risk of drowning.

In a lesson designed to fit into a class period, the WaterWise Instructors teach children what to do in an emergency, who to call for help and how to initiate basic bystander CPR while they wait for the ambulance to arrive.A special thanks to TNPA who sponsor 6 Instructors, The Department of Agriculture who sponsor 1 and to the WC Disaster Management for their sponsorship.Lindokuhle Zqubu and Eoudia Erasmus teach Ceres children the emergency number 10177. Lindokuhle Zqubu and Eoudia Erasmus teach Ceres children the emergency number 10177.
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