Opportunities are now available to join your club’s Education Team!
Tickets are on sale now for the 2018 Red and Yellow Ball. Surf Life Saving SA invites all of our Members and Supporters to join us in honouring the outstanding contributions of Members within our State movement. Presentations include the Annual Awards of Excellence and Life Member & Hall of Fame Inductions.
Single Adult Ticket $150.00 (3-course meal + 4-hour drinks package)
Single Children`s Ticket 13 and Under $35.00 (single pasta course + ice cream and soft
drinks)
The dress code is formal with a splash of red and yellow.
Nominations are now being accepted for past and present surf lifesaving members to be recognised in the Surf Life Saving South Australia Hall of Fame. Successful nominees will be inducted at the 2017 SLSSA Awards of Excellence.
For further information see circular
Did you hear? The Surf Life Saving SA Red & Yellow Ball is back again this year, and it's promising to be a very special night for all of our surf lifesaving community.
The ball is just 12 weeks away (Saturday August 24), and with tickets at the subsidised price of just $75 per person, places are likely to fill up fast! Make sure you jump onto our booking website now to secure your seat. We look forward to sharing a wonderful evening with you to celebrate the achievements of our volunteers.
Community Programs Officer
Click here to download a copy of the position description.
Reporting to the Education and Training Manager the Community Programs Officer will be responsible for the implementation of Surf Life Saving SA’s long term strategies to develop and deliver community water safety initiatives and surf education programs that support our vision to save lives and build healthier and safer communities. This role will be integral with growing our current programs and introducing new programs and initiatives to the benefit of our movement and the South Australian Community.
SLSSA is seeking a dynamic and motivated individual to coordinate and deliver our community programs.
The role will be responsible for, but not limited to:
Coordinate all community water safety programs;
Collaborate, consult and liaise with clubs, state and local government, industry and interest groups to promote and develop SLSSA’s community awareness and water safety strategies;
Develop initiatives to grow our community programs;
Review and identify areas of risk and plans to mitigate that risk;
Collect, analyse and interpret all program data;
Produce and implement policies, protocols, operating procedures, standards and systems in relation to program outcomes;
Establish communication schedules;
Work with Community Partners and interest groups on SLSSA’s inclusion and diversity programs.
The successful candidate will be passionate about Surf Life Saving and possess the following attributes:
Experience in community and program development;
Experience preferably in the not for profit, charity or sporting sector;
Excellent interpersonal skills, including verbal and written communication;
Strong attention to detail;
Strong administration and coordination skills.
Relevant qualifications that support your experience will be highly regarded.
Click here to download a copy of the position description.
Brief enquiries may be made to Belinda Schiphorst on 08 8354 6900.
To register your interest for this exciting role, please apply by forwarding a copy of your resume and covering letter to Reception at reception@surflifesavingsa.com.au
Applications close at 5.00pm on Tuesday 18 June, 2019.
The Marshall Liberal Government has formally delivered on a $420,000 election commitment to the State’s surf lifesaving clubs.
This commitment includes providing $5,000 a year to every SLSSA club for the next four years to help purchase front-line rescue equipment.
Minister for Recreation, Sport and Racing, Corey Wingard said, “We appreciate all the hard-work of our surf lifesaving clubs and that’s why we’re providing this funding to make sure our surf lifesavers are fully equipped to safely carry out the functions of their job.”
SLSSA President, John Baker said this was another significant announcement from the Marshall Liberal Government which will go directly to supporting our frontline volunteers.
“As a volunteer movement, our clubs often rely on fundraising to help fund new equipment. This commitment by the Government will significantly reduce the financial pressure on clubs and help them deliver the best service to the community” John said.
