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Singapore Life Saving Society
The Singapore Life Saving Society (SLSS) is a local non-profit organisation widely known as the leading authority on water-safety and lifesaving. Its mission includes promoting water safety awareness, rescue and resuscitation education to organizations such as uniformed groups, schools, institutions of higher learning, recreation clubs and swimming clubs.
In addition, SLSS administer a variety of lifesaving training courses that are used as basis for lifeguard employment in Singapore. The society effort to train more swimmers to become lifesavers stems from its goal to reduce the number of drowning accidents.
Click here to go to Singapore Life Saving Society’s website.
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Singapore Life Saving Society
The Singapore Life Saving Society (SLSS) is a local non-profit organisation widely known as the leading authority on water-safety and lifesaving. Its mission includes promoting water safety awareness, rescue and resuscitation education to organizations such as uniformed groups, schools, institutions of higher learning, recreation clubs and swimming clubs.
In addition, SLSS administer a variety of lifesaving training courses that are used as basis for lifeguard employment in Singapore. The society effort to train more swimmers to become lifesavers stems from its goal to reduce the number of drowning accidents.
Click here to go to Singapore Life Saving Society’s website.
