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Selection Camp – Lifesaving World ChampionShip 2024

 

 

Brace yourselves for the ultimate international showdown! 🌍 Thrilled to unveil the International Selection Camp for Pool, Beach, and Ocean events at the 2024 Lifesaving World Championship in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, from May 15th to 19th.
Inviting all Sports Federations to be a part of LWC2024 for eligibility and registration. Dial +91 98312 12438 to join the action!

Last day for Registration: Friday, May 10th, 2024.

For more details: on Lifesaving World Championship 2024- Selection Camp

Download:

LWC 2024 – Selection Camp Circular (1)

LWC 2024 – Selection Camp – Indemnity Form

LWC 2024 – Selection Camp – Medical Certificate

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India’s Largest CPR Session 2023

Join India’s Largest CPR Session on the 77th Independence Day 🇮🇳

We are thrilled to announce the Third Edition of India’s Largest CPR Session on the momentous occasion of India’s 77th Independence Day! This special “CPR Awareness Session” is a crucial step towards building a “Surakshit Bharat” (Safe India). We invite you to be an active participant in this nationwide event, to be held on Tuesday, August 15, 2023.

📍 Locations: All across the country.

📅 Date: August 15, 2023 (Tuesday)

🎯 Objective: The CPR Awareness Session aims to spread knowledge and skills to respond effectively during emergencies, empowering participants to become lifesavers. With CPR training, individuals can administer critical assistance during cardiac emergencies, significantly increasing the chances of survival for victims.

🌐 Multilingual: This year, we take pride in conducting the session in 10 languages, making it accessible to all. The languages include English, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Odia, Assamese, and Kannada.

📜 E-Certificates: All registered participants will receive E-Certificates, acknowledging their valuable contribution and active involvement in this CPR Awareness Session. The registration link will be shared with you soon, so stay tuned!

Let’s come together and create a positive impact on society by raising awareness about CPR and its life-saving potential. Your participation can make a significant difference in reducing mortality rates during emergencies.

Join us as we embark on this noble journey towards building a safer and healthier India. Be a part of India’s Largest CPR Session and let’s make a difference, one life at a time.

🤝 Together, let’s build a “Surakshit Bharat”! 🤝

 

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World’s Largest Swimming Lesson

 

For the past decade, RLSS (India) has been at the forefront of the drowning prevention movement in India, tirelessly leading the efforts to ensure water safety. Their unwavering dedication is evident through their consistent execution of the Water Safety and Lifesaving (WLSL) program, a remarkable feat that has earned them recognition from the Guinness World Records. As the Indian partner for WLSL, RLSS (India) has made a profound impact on countless parents and children, equipping them with invaluable knowledge on water safety, swimming, and survival skills. Their outreach has reached several lacs of individuals, arming them with the essential tools to prevent accidents and create a safer aquatic environment. RLSS (India) continues to be a driving force in drowning prevention, effecting significant change throughout the country.

Join us on June 22, 2023 and Be a part of World’s Largest Swimming Lesson.

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BE TOUGH & FACE THE PANDEMIC STRESS BOLDLY

We hope all is well with you during these difficult times.

The current 2nd Wave of COVID-19 is worse than the FIRST. Thousands are succumbing to the deadly strain of the SECOND WAVE. Lakhs are reported as fresh cases causing wide spread anxiety and depression. The “Devil May Care Attitude” among the youth is replaced by the Question “Why do we deserve this – Leading to mental health issues.

Remember, dear friends, “When the going gets Tough – the Tough get going! Now is the time to get tough and face the Corona Virus challenges boldly and effectively. KEEP YOUR GUARD UP AND FOLLOW THE VIRUS PROTOCOLS FAITHFULLY.

Rashtriya Life Saving Society (INDIA) is here to help you enhance your skills and knowledge in terms of Health, Wellbeing and Safety, from the comfort of your homes!

We offer you expert views on how to deal with day to day challenges faced by us all through a free Webinar on 18th April 2021 at 5 pm.

 

Login details will be mailed to your Email Id.

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LIFESAVER OF THE YEAR AWARD

One of the most important aspirations of RLSS (India) is the dream to have ‘a lifesaver in every home’. The dream can only be realised if we train lifesavers at a much faster rate involving and encouraging greater number of trainers to train lifesavers.  RLSS (India) having trained half a million lifesavers in over two decades is not enough as we are targeting young adults in almost 350 million homes in the country. To give an impetus to our training effort setting up an Award for those who achieve most in training lifesavers was an obvious choice.  It is hoped that the award of the Trophy will generate all round interest in training more lifesavers.

The Trophy has been named after Mr. Ron Rankin AM, former President of Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA) who was five times awarded “Lifesaver of the Year” by SLSA.

Mrs Anez Katre, Lifesaver of the year 2014

The Rashtriya Life Saving Society (India) instituted the “Lifesaver of the Year” award with Mrs Anez Katre of The Doon School  winning the inaugural award, presented on 4th June 2014 at Pune during Rescue INDIA at the hands of Mrs. Dianne Montalto, President RLSS (Australia).

Anez  Katre  at the time was an important member on the Doon School faculty. A keen swimmer she promoted lifesaving training at the Doon School and other schools in Dehradun. She also promoted lifesaving sports, bringing a team to participate in most Rescue INDIA National Lifesaving Championships. Now retired and based in Delhi, she keeps in regular touch with RLSS (I).

Tej Narayan Bhagat, Lifesaver of the year 2016

Tej from Pune is a popular Swimming & Lifesaving Sports Coach, Swimming pool operator and maintainer who has been regularly bringing a team to participate in Rescue INDIA series. He has many rescues of drowning victims to his credit.

Tarun Murugesh, Lifesaver of the year 2017 

Tarun has represented in most National & World Lifesaving Sports Championships and has done India proud, winning many medals. Based in Chennai, he is a Master Trainer for Lifesaver/Lifeguard and helps his mother, Ms Jayanthi Murugesh running an “All Women’s Lifesaving Centre of RLSS (I) in Tamil Nadu.

Criteria for selection for the award of “LIFESAVER OF THE YEAR”

  • Must be a volunteer lifesaver.
  • Must be 16 years or above of age.
  • Must be proficient in English and/or the language he/she wishes to train in.
  • Must be literate with basic understanding of language, ability to read and write.
  • Must have current award to the level of training lessons he/she may be called upon to impart.
  • Must be financially solvent.
  • Must have contributed to lifesaving and community safety activities during the past year or more. Longer involvement with the Lifesaving Movement shall be preferred during the assessment.
  • Must be associated with and in good standing with RLSS (I).
  • Must display continued commitment to RLSS (I) and it programmes.
  • Must be capable of acting as a representative or an ambassador of RLSS (I).
  • Must submit details of any outstanding rescues, contributions or achievements.
  • Must submit either in writing or at interview an opinion about the future of lifesaving in India, its development and solutions for challenges currently faced by RLSS (I).
  • Consideration will be given to recognize prior learning/current expertise in lifesaving skills at the discretion of the National Headquarters if recommended by a branch head or licensee.
  • Nominations for the Lifesaver of the Year Award should be endorsed or recommended by a person of authority such as the Head of the local RLSS (I) Branch/Licensee or an Officer from the District/State/Central authority in recognition of the contribution made by the Nominee in providing relief to the public in times of distress or disasters.   

Selection and Award of Trophy

  • Nominations for the Award should reach the National Headquarters by 30th of December for the Award to be presented at the ‘Rescue India’ National Lifesaving Sports Championship in the following year.
  • Upon receipt of nominations, an Evaluation Committee will be constituted to assess and recommend the Winner briefly giving reason for the same to the President for his final approval.
  • The presentation of the Award shall be made at the conclusion of the annual National Sports Lifesaving Championship when a large gathering of Lifesavers, athletes and guests are expected to be present.
  • The Trophy will be awarded to the winner at the hands of the Chief Guest along with a certificate and replica.

Send your nomination to president@lifesavingindia.org

For more information Call us : 9112217602 / 9112217608

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Importance of Learning First-Aid -Webinar

12 September 2020, is World First Aid Day, when every year a campaign is launched to promote the importance of first aid training in preventing injuries and saving lives.

To mark the 20th year of the World First Aid day on 12 September 2020 and raise first aid awareness among the masses, the Rashtriya Life Saving Society (India) is organising a Free Webinar from 4 pm to 5:30 pm, when distinguished speakers shall speak on the importance and benefits of learning First Aid. We are launching ‘Surakshit Bharat’ campaign in line with ‘Swatch & Swasth Bharat’ campaigns, now under way in the country.

In 1998 after a horrendous accident in which 28 very young lives were lost due to absence of informed adult intervention, concern and care, the Rashtriya Life Saving Society (India) was launched to train people in lifesaving skills. The Society has been training CPR AED Resuscitators, Trauma Managers, First Aiders, Lifesavers and Pool/Beach Lifeguards.

We lose half a million lives to accidents on land and in water every year. For over two decades RLSS (I) has been trying to arrest this attrition of people, mostly of the young, training nearly half a million lifesavers across the country who are under oath to help accident victims and save lives. But this is not enough and we need to do much more. We suffer the international stigma that “Life is cheap in India”.  The Surakshit Bharat Campaign aims to add value to life in the country and erase this stigma from the minds of people across the globe with dedicated effort to enhance safety of our people in general and of the youth in particular. Our mission is to create a ‘Lifesaver in every Home’ as only then shall we be able to create a safety cover for the masses in the country.

RLSS (India) is the official branch of the Royal Life Saving Society (Commonwealth) and a full Member of the International Lifesaving Federation. Thousands of young volunteers have benefitted through RLSS (India) Certified Training Courses by obtaining employment nationally and internationally. They are an asset to the society at large enhancing safety in the community.

 

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Splash and Dash

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, dates for the above annual events are yet to be announced.

‘Splash & Dash’ is a unique 50meter flat-out Swim Competition hosted annually by RLSS (I). The event also showcases live demonstrations of “Swimming”, “Lifesaving”& “Lifesaving Sports”

 

 

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