30/08/2026
ποΈ OUR YEAR. OUR CLUB. OUR IMPACT. ππ
Our 2025/26 Denmark Surf Life Saving Club Annual Report is out and there's plenty for our club to be proud of.
Behind every patrol, training session, Nippers morning, rescue, carnival and community event are volunteers giving their time to make our beaches safer and help build confident, capable people.
A snapshot of our 2025/26 impact:
π 2,132+ hours of patrol and water safety
π 8,952 beachgoers watched over during patrol hours
π 15 rescues and 450 preventative actions
βοΈ 13 first aid treatments
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ 462 members β an increase of 10.8%
π’ 175 Nippers learning skills for life
π Dozens of new lifesaving qualifications, including 13 Bronze Medallions and 12 Surf Rescue Certificates
ποΈ Our first Youth Development Camp, helping develop the next generation of lifesavers and community leaders
π A new drone program and strengthened Emergency Response capability
π Finalist for Surf Life Saving WA Club of the Year, with our own Robyn McMeikan named SLSWA Lifesaver of the Year
And, after almost 10 years of work, we finally moved into our new home at Ocean Beach. ππ
But perhaps the most important impact can't be captured in numbers. It's the confidence in recognising a rip, the training to know how to help someone in trouble, it's the volunteer feels and the friendships and connection in our club and across our community.
As our President Jane Kelsbie says in the report, our club might be small, but we are mighty β supporting water safety and first aid across our community, responding to emergencies and building skills well beyond our own membership.
A huge thank you to every member, volunteer, parent, trainer, patrol member, supporter, sponsor and community partner who made 2025/26 possible.
π Read our 2025/26 Annual Report here:https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6301c167906b696ec77ad767/t/6a93fe2dbbed3c398a88090d/1788083763446/2025+2026+DSLSC+Annual+Report.pdf
Here's to another season of safer beaches, stronger skills and a great club community.