MEMBERSHIP WITH FRANKSTON LIFE SAVING CLUB
Join us at Frankston and be part of a fantastic club where all members have something to offer. From learning the skills required to save lives and provide emergency assistance during patrol season to training for fun or competing in the various Surf Carnivals throughout the season, there is a role for everyone in Life Saving. Have fun, play sport, work in administration, provide community service and make friends, while gaining vital knowledge about the beach and water safety.
$30
Joining fee
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Memberships are categorised as either active or non-active, and various options are available for Juniors and Seniors. Read more about our membership options by selecting the link below.
Both existing members renewing their registration and new members wanting to join can do so via the Surf Life Saving Australia portal. To renew or sign up select the link below.
Working with Children
All members of a Victorian Life Saving Club over the age of 18 are required to obtain a Working With Children Check (WWCC), which is free of charge for volunteers. Police Officers and Teachers are still required to hold a WWCC under Life Saving Victoria's WWC Policy.
The links to the right will provide you with access to:
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Life Saving Victoria's WWCC Policy
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Life Saving Victoria's WWC Guidance notes
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Applying for a WWCC
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WWCC FAQs
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Details for Frankston Life Saving Club required for your WWCC
The Junior Activities Nipper program provides fun and educational surf activities for 5-13 year olds building on Surf Ed and Life Saving skills which provide fun, friendship and a strong foundation to become a Lifesaver. Our junior programs are focused around fun and learning, a child's best is always enough. The goals of the Nipper program are health, improvement and good sportsmanship.
All coaches, age group managers and helpers are required to have a Working With Children Check, information regarding the check can be found above on this page.
Training for Life Saving awards is completed at the Lifesaving club. Lifesavers patrol within teams from November - April on a roster of weekends and public holidays.
Once qualified, you will be allocated to a Patrol Team where you will work with a core group of 5 or more people on your team's rostered patrols. You also have the option to volunteer for additional days with other teams, to get to know more members and to gain extra experience.
We ask our patrollers to complete a minimum of 25 patrol hours for us each season. Lifesavers are also required to maintain their knowledge and fitness levels and to undergo an annual proficiency assessment of their current patrolling award.