Dee Why SLSC

Dee Why SLSC Dee Why SLSC, founded in 1912, is a Club of more than 900 members that come from all walks of life to train, patrol, compete and enjoy Dee Why Beach.

Over this wet and wild weather weekend, Dee Why SLSC has been hosting an awesome group of 36 youth Lifesavers (13yrs-17y...
17/01/2026

Over this wet and wild weather weekend, Dee Why SLSC has been hosting an awesome group of 36 youth Lifesavers (13yrs-17yrs) from Clubs on the Mid-North Coast of NSW who have been visiting Sydney on a 3 night Camp to develop their skills and to visit a range of facilities to learn about the different pathways and opportunities in Surf Life Saving and emergency rescue πŸ›Ÿβ›‘οΈ

Saturday morning our Dee Why youth joined them on a visit to the impressive Surf Life Saving Sydney Offshore Rescue Boat at Malabar ("SR30") and then viewed the high-tech Randwick Council Lifeguards control-centre at Maroubra. All of the youth then joined Patrols along the Northern Beaches for the afternoon πŸŒŠβ›ˆοΈ

Lots of fun, and some great skills and friendships gained for our future life saving champions. A huge thanks to the Clubs on the Mid-North Coast for coming to stay in Dee Why! πŸ˜πŸ‘

Camden Haven SLSC
Wauchope-Bonny Hills Surf Life Saving Club
Port Macquarie Surf Lifesaving Club
Tacking Point Surf Lifesaving Club Inc
Hats Head SLSC
Surf Life Saving NSW
Surf Life Saving Sydney Northern Beaches
Surf Life Saving Mid North Coast Branch

First Aid Fridays – DrowningThis week we refresh our knowledge about arguably the most pertinent potential scenario whil...
15/01/2026

First Aid Fridays – Drowning
This week we refresh our knowledge about arguably the most pertinent potential scenario while on patrol, signs and symptoms and treatment for drowning. Remember immersion in any fluid requires medical attention as serious complications may arise up to 72 hours after the event. See the attached file for more information.

First Aid Friday – Internal haemorrhageInternal haemorrhage is difficult to recognise. Look for signs of shock. The mech...
08/01/2026

First Aid Friday – Internal haemorrhage
Internal haemorrhage is difficult to recognise. Look for signs of shock. The mechanism of injury can also be useful e.g., heavy impact to the chest or abdomen. Read this reminder of the recognition and management of internal bleeding.

Challenge yourself with the thrill of becoming a Surf Life Saver with our Summer Bronze Medallion course at Dee Why SLSC...
07/01/2026

Challenge yourself with the thrill of becoming a Surf Life Saver with our Summer Bronze Medallion course at Dee Why SLSC starting on 7th February! πŸ–οΈ

Our program will equip you with essential skills and knowledge, and train you in water safety, rescue techniques, and first aid. You'll also gain life-long knowledge on how to navigate the surf, perform CPR, and effectively respond to emergenciesπŸ›Ÿβ›‘οΈ

Enrol today and start your journey into the Surf Life Saving community! 😁

Details: https://dyslsc.org.au/education/education-overview/
Email: Training@dyslsc.org.au

Surf Life Saving NSW
Surf Life Saving Sydney Northern Beaches
Surf Life Saving Australia Ltd

 -YEARS-DAY @ Dee Why SLSC πŸ”΅βšͺA Happy New Year to all from the NYD  Surf Life Saving Patrol at Dee Why! Conditions are ve...
31/12/2025

-YEARS-DAY @ Dee Why SLSC πŸ”΅βšͺ

A Happy New Year to all from the NYD Surf Life Saving Patrol at Dee Why!

Conditions are very rough all along the coast today, please follow all warning signs and start the new year safely. Our Rescue Boat and Jetski are on standby to assistπŸŒŠπŸ›Ÿβ›‘οΈ

We look forward to welcoming you to the beach in 2026.
🟑 Always swim between the red and yellow flags
πŸ”΄ Stay sun safe - sunscreen, hats & rashies
🟑 Stop, Look, Reconsider, Stay Alive

Happy New Year β€οΈπŸ’›

Surf Life Saving Sydney Northern Beaches
Surf Life Saving NSW
Surf Life Saving Australia

25/12/2025

First Aid Fridays – Wishing you a healthy and event free festive season

Taking a break (back Friday 9th January). Looking forward to providing more first aid refreshers in the New Year. Send any suggestions to: firstaid.officer@dyslsc.org.au

Stay safe.

A huge congratulations to our 5 Dee Why Surf Life Saving Club members who were today recognised by the Governor-General ...
22/12/2025

A huge congratulations to our 5 Dee Why Surf Life Saving Club members who were today recognised by the Governor-General with the National Medal πŸŽ–οΈπŸ…

National Medals are a prestigious part of the Australian honours system, recognising long and diligent service by individuals who risk their lives or safety to protect or assist the community in times of emergency or national disaster.

Collectively these 5 Dee Why members have volunteered over 2000 hours patrolling our beaches - whilst also giving countless additional hours to other significant roles such as Trainers, Facilitators, Assessors, IRB Driver/Crew, Rescue Water Craft (aka Jet Ski Operators), Nippers Age Managers, Nippers Water Safety and just about every other volunteer role that keeps our Club running πŸ‘πŸ‘

It's a huge honour to have you in our Club & congratulations again to Sean Cassidy, Steve Haggett, Simon Navin, Tim Parker and Herve Vichemont.

Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA) congratulates the 212 Surf Lifesavers recognised with National Medals in SLSA National Medal Batch 54.

This year, 191 members received National Medals for 15 years of service and 20 were awarded their 1st Clasps for 25 years of service. A special mention to Richard Lissenden ESM from North Bondi SLSC, who has been recognised with his 2nd Clasp for 35 years of dedication to the Surf Life Saving movement.

To see all Surf Lifesavers recognised and read the full story, click here: sls.com.au/slsa-congratulates-the-212-members-recognised-with-national-medals/

18/12/2025

First Aid Friday – Anaphylaxis
It’s peak β€˜allergy’ season so let’s remind ourselves about the signs of allergic reactions and actions by following the link to the first aid plan produced by the Australian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy. Remember an Epipen (300mg adrenaline) is located in the anaphylaxis and asthma box on the shelf in the first aid room. Extra expired Epipens are stored in the upright white cupboards to the right of the bench in the first aid room (these are still OK to give in an emergency if all stock has been used).https://www.allergy.org.au/images/stories/anaphylaxis/2026/ASCIA_First_Aid_Plan_Anaphylaxis_2pg.pdf

Note, tick bites may result in later allergy to mammalian meat allergy. Read this: https://www.csiro.au/en/news/All/Articles/2025/December/Mammalian-meat-allergy

First Aid Friday – Recognition and treatment for diabetic hypoglycaemia (Low sugar level)Hypoglycaemia occurs when there...
11/12/2025

First Aid Friday – Recognition and treatment for diabetic hypoglycaemia (Low sugar level)
Hypoglycaemia occurs when there is not enough glucose in the blood. People with diabetes may experience this if they have had too much insulin, not enough carbohydrate (missed meal), had alcohol or/& exercised. The signs and symptoms are sometimes tricky because they are similar to intoxication! Check wrists & neck for medical alerts and upper arms for glucose monitor. If in doubt treat for hypoglycaemia. The attached provides some guidance on the recognition and management of diabetic hypoglycaemia.

09/12/2025

πŸ–οΈ We’re proud to announce our new Nippers Sponsorship at Dee Why Surf Life Saving Club! πŸ–οΈ

If you’ve been down to Dee Why Beach recently, you may have already spotted our Complete Chiropractic flag flying proudly on the sand! We’ve been part of the Northern Beaches community for over 15 years, supporting families, active kids, athletes and everyone who loves living an outdoor, movement-filled lifestyle.

Partnering with Dee Why SLSC Nippers was a natural fit for us - strong spines and strong surf skills go hand in hand! We’re excited to support the next generation as they build confidence, resilience, and lifesaving ocean skills.

If you see our flag on Sunday morning, come say hello - we love meeting our local community! πŸŒŠπŸ’™

06/12/2025

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The Strand
Dee Why, NSW
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