Education saves lives. Every workshop we run is made possible through generous donations. Your support equips communities with the knowledge they need to stay safe in, on, and around water.
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We are a registered charity dedicated to preventing drowning in Aotearoa New Zealand. Donations help us deliver life-saving education based on solid research. Read how together, we can make a difference.
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Radio New Zealand got to see our Wai Wise programme in action recently. Read their story about how we're working with at risk communities to develop water competence and save lives.
Published for RNZ Chinese.
落水后保持漂浮很重要,防溺组织呼吁华人学习水中救援技能 ...
"Everyone can float."
Nicola spoke with @RNZ about insights from the 2024 New Zealand National Drowning Prevention Report, as well as the survival principle everyone should know – Float first.
Listen https://t.co/TzTUPkjpoo
Next we'll share the report.
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The West Coast Rock-Based Fishing Project began after 5 rock-based fishing fatalities in 2005. For 18 years the team have been developing a greater understanding of risks & what can be improved by fishers so they can enjoy their pastime safely.
Read report https://t.co/aXAvYoKH2x
Please come home safe from your next (and every) boating trip.
✔️ Check the marine forecast
✔️ Have two ways to call for help
✔️ Everyone wears a lifejacket
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Deciding where to swim? Download the Safeswim app to check the latest water quality at your favourite spots.
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A new year is coming up and our thoughts are with those grieving for someone no longer here to celebrate.
Our one wish for 2025 is that everyone connects with the water safely.
Stay safe as you enjoy the water this summer and throughout the coming year.
Ngā mihi o te wā.
#FloatFirst if you fall or get knocked into the water by a large wave or current.
1 Float first
2 Breathe normally
3 Signal for help
4 Survive by swimming or floating
Remember: Float, breathe, signal, survive
Learn how to float https://t.co/lucNj4rxGS
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Having the right communications device is crucial in an emergency.
Discover the benefits of distress beacons and VHF radios
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Public Rescue Equipment (PRE) is available at a number of waterways around Aotearoa New Zealand, like the rescue buoys along the waterfront in Napier. Check out this video for tips on how to safely rescue someone from land. https://t.co/NzzIStkNMt
This article shares some important safety messages, including how to enjoy the water safely this holiday season and what to do if you find yourself in trouble in the water.
Tis the season to be jolly....and safe - John Pulu writes - TP+ https://t.co/qifqVYFxV7
The colour of a swimsuit could save a life.
Colours look different once they are submerged in water. Some become almost impossible to see. So, if you're looking for a new swimsuit for yourself or a child in your life, seek out bright and neon colours. They are the easiest to ...
Take care of yourself and others
Always fish together. If something happens they can help.
Wear light, warm clothing, a lifejacket and shoes with grip (not gumboots).
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