The NSRI extends its heartfelt thanks to Fundació Fluidra and Fluidra South Africa for their generous donation of R165,000 towards the maintenance of our Survival Swimming Centres.
Brett Ayres, NSRI Operations Director, accepted the symbolic cheque from Ian Barber, Fluidra SA National Sales Manager. This vital funding will support the continued operation of our centres — ensuring more children across South Africa are equipped with essential water safety and survival swimming skills.
We are deeply grateful to Fluidra for their ongoing support and belief in our mission: saving lives, changing lives, and creating futures.
Together, we are building a water-safe nation.
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