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23/02/2008	2009 Youth Opportunity Makers Program 15 to 17 Youth Opportunity Makers Program
22/10/2008	2009 Junior Life Saver of the Year Nomination  SEE General Info:
27/08/2008	YOUNG LIFESAVERS GUIDELINES (Junior Activities General Information)
26/11/2008	Youth Leadership program         18 25 Leadership Program

26/11/2008	Education become a leader       20 30 Leadership Development Conference NOW CLOSED
6/12/2008	Junior Development Resource    Media Release on the NEW JDR       DOWNLOAD NOW

2008 Junior Life Saver of the Year

General Info:

Please remember all Candidate wishing to apply, Must be an U/14 Member & MUST Hold a Surf Rescue Certificate.

NO late nomination forms will be excepted, once entries close . No Exceptions, Sorry!

 

Who is the Australian Surf Lifesaver?

A surf lifesaver is a person who demonstrates the character, skill and service that epitomises the best of the Australian culture. Surf lifesavers give their time as volunteers in the service of their communities. They are fit, skilled, team orientated and adaptable Australians.

The Australian surf lifesaver:

• Commits personal time and energy to maintain safe beaches around  Australia

• Develops and maintains a high level of skill through ongoing training

• Provides leadership in maintaining and developing volunteerism as a valued characteristic within Australian society

• Epitomises the strength and character of the Australian way of life

The surf lifesaver is an unpaid Australian icon. Each person who wears the red and yellow cap is a recipient and guardian of that heritage.

2007 is the year of the lifesaver and the 100^th year of Australian surf lifesaving with trained surf lifesavers keeping our beaches safe by rescuing more than 500,000 people and providing first aid to millions others in that time

Surf Life Saving Australia has more than 113,000 members of which more than 34,000 actively patrol our beaches.