BUILDING REDEVELOPMENT - Building for the future

Manly Life Saving Club current Manly Life Saving Club current
Manly Life Saving Club after redevelopment Manly Life Saving Club after redevelopment

The current Manly Life Saving Club building was constructed in 1982 and was only built to satisfy the 1982 needs of the Club.

Over the past twenty seven years, Club membership has grown substantially, as has the amount of equipment needed to fulfil the Club's key roles – rescue services and training, and youth education and development.

Accordingly, Manly Life Saving Club's ability to grow in community service has passed the limits imposed by the current building...

Progress needs to be made quickly if we are to maintain and improve the standards we set for surf life saving in the broader community.

READ MORE IN THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS

 

MANLY MEMBERS RALLY FOR NEW BUILDING
 

VIDEO FROM MANLY LSC RALLY:

Thank you very much to one of our members, Michael Fitzhardinge, for assembling and editing the footage from our Rally held on Monday 26th April.

 
 
DID YOU KNOW?
 

DURING THE  2009/10 SEASON

Manly Life Saving Club members performed: 

almost
6,500  preventative actions

87  major rescues

more than
19,500  patrol hours

undertook more than
18,000  lifesaving training hours

and

gained approximately
3300 AWARDS
including
Bronze Medallion  175
Gold Medallion  3
Silver Medallion Beach Management  27
Silver Medallion IRB Driver 43
Spinal Management 52
U8-U13 Junior Activities Evaluations  727
(full list in 2010 Annual Report)