World Health Organisation
The World Health Organisation is globally renowned for its work in disease prevention. WHO also works to develop strategies to prevent unintentional injury, including drowning. Could a collaboration of efforts…
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Indian lifesavers learn practical skills in Australia
A delegation of Indian lifesavers is visiting Australia in a bid to reduce the horrific drowning rate in their country, with an estimated 40,000 drowning deaths each year. Rashtriya Life…
Lifesaving for the Disabled in Singapore
The Singapore Life Saving Society conducts aquatic skills acquisition and training programmes for individuals with disability. Volunteer instructors conduct weekly classes in a public swimming pool and they train persons…
Tsunami in Indian Ocean
We are now hearing and seeing the effects of a major aquatic disaster impacting many countries and thousands of people, animals, structures and concepts. There are over fifty thousands drowing…
Qatar: from Associate to Full Member
At the ILS Board Meetings in Egypt in 2004 the QSF was accepted as Full Member of ILS.