Water Safety New Zealand works with water safety sector and some water sports and recreation organisations to help deliver water safety programmes into the community.
Here's a list of water safety programmes and initiatives which Water Safety New Zealand supports.
Are you fit to dive? New Zealand Underwater offers consistent advice to divers returning from a hiatus. See details and links to an interview with expert Dr Chris Sames of the Slark Hyperbaric unit.
www.nzsportfishing.co.nz
HIWI THE KIWI GOES FISHING - JUNIOR MARINE EDUCATION PROGRAMME Helping the children of today, and the youth of tomorrow - enjoy, appreciate, respect, and conserve New Zealand's marine environment The New Zealand Sport Fishing Council (NZSF), was established 57 years ago, and is now the largest fishing representative body in New Zealand, comprising 56 clubs and approximately 35,000 members.NZSF’s club’s members are at heart grassroots fishermen who simply enjoy fishing and gathering seafood. As such, NZSF has evolved as an organisation that plays an active part in promoting the sport / recreation of Fishing, and is also a major participant in fisheries management processes, ensuring that the public’s interests in the fishery are looked after.Mark de Lacy aka “The Minstrel” had spent ten years travelling the country presenting the Hiwi the Kiwi character to school children and passing on values and messages through
www.splashsave.co.nz
If you are looking for a quality water safety program for your child, please give us a call on 02 176 9403. We can work with kids New Zealand wide!
Delivered by Surfing New Zealand, Wave Warriors is an organised surfing programme incorporating water safety for primary school children. It aims to increase participation in the sport, provide surfing and water safety skills in a controlled and safe environment, encourage children to take up the sport. Keep Reading
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