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National Sea Rescue Institute - NSRI

The NSRI is a non-profit organisation that saves lives on South African waters. Sea Rescue is run by 840 highly skilled volunteers who are on standby day and night throughout the year. Donations and sponsorships cover the annual running cost of R15m.

Contact Details: Cape Town
Phone: 082911
Fax: 0214341661
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By: Karla van Zyl
Would appreciate some feedback on how I can get more involved with the NSRI, I donate each month to the organisation but would like to get more involved with their campaigns in Cape Town
Date: 17 Jan 2012



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The NSRI is a non-profit organisation that saves lives on South African waters. Sea Rescue is run by 840 highly skilled volunteers who are on standby day and night throughout the year. Donations and sponsorships cover the annual running cost of R15m.

The NSRI has 29 coastal and 3 inland stations. Its fleet of 72 rescue craft, 21 vehicles and access to a range of helicopters. NSRI enjoys a good working relationship with other emergency services and believes that it is through team effort that lives are saved.

The NSRI has initiated an education arm called WaterWise which teaches children what to do in an emergency and gives them the confidence to “breathe for their buddy” while they wait for the ambulance to arrive. WaterWise targets the disadvantaged youth between the ages of 9 and 14 – as statistically these are the most at risk. (Medical Research Council, 2006)
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