We were overwhelmed by the response to our reader survey in the recent Sea Rescue magazine. Thank you to each of our readers who took a few minutes to respond. Your feedback helps us to adjust and improve. We have ...
At some schools it is a tradition to take their learners to the beach as an educational outing. For many learners this is an opportunity of a lifetime to visit a beach and to feel the ocean on their feet ...
15 pupils & their teachers from Umthombo Wolwazi High School near Colesberg, Northern Cape, visited NSRI Station 6 Port Elizabeth for a tour by our rescue crew and then a water safety lesson by Vuyo and Judy in isiXhosa & English. ...
Our Pink Rescue Buoy project is an effort to provide suitable flotation so that anyone who goes to the aid of a drowning in progress, can provide essential flotation for the casualty and the rescuer.These aids are for use by ...
Groups usually travel down to Cape Town to attend our courses, now we are trying something new. Our training team travelled up to KZN today to host a Coxswain Development Course. On this course: Amy Coetzee, David Hoffman and Julian ...
Station 22 Vaal Dam and Station 35 Witbank Dam are in Badplaas, in Mpumalanga, at the World Maritime Day event in conjunction with SAMSA. Running over two days, the event hosts 400 learners from the surrounding area. ...
Quiver Outdoor Gear: 'We are extremely proud to be able to supply an organisation like NSRI with gear. South African businesses supporting South African organisations is what we want to see more of. Very happy to be partnering with you ...
Eight new Pink Rescue Buoys were put up today between Millers Point and St James. All kindly sponsored. With community support they can save lives. ...
We thought the following explanation about SafeTrx was worth sharing,Hi Mike,A pleasure to talk to you earlier. As discussed the best use of SafeTrx by your friends on their Durban to Cape Town rowing voyage (with no onboard power source ...
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