Fundraising Support

Raising funds is vital to our success in reducing the amount of drowning tragedies and accidents that happen every year. Whatever you do for RLSS UK, and however much you raise, we pledge to make every penny count. It all adds up to help reduce deaths caused by drowning in the UK.

There are thousands of ways you could raise funds for RLSS UK – but which is right for you?

Some people challenge themselves in extreme ways, such as running a marathon, climbing mountains or skydiving. Others prefer something a little more sedate and reach for a spatula instead of a parachute. The secret is to choose something you will enjoy.

For more support check out the pages below!

How to donate

There are many ways you can donate and help continue our drowning prevention work. Read more

Fundraising - Resources

All the resources and useful information you need to help you start raising money for us! Read more

Insuring your fundraising activity

You should always consider whether you need insurance cover for your fundraising activity. Read more

Save a Baby’s Life Fundraising Tips

If you are running a free to attend Save a Baby’s Life workshop check out our fundraising tips! Read more

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Safety Guidance

Using our experience, our expert Advisors, Partners and information from other organisations, we have created simple guidance to help answer some of the questions that you or your colleagues may have about safety in swimming pools.

Already got one eye on the summer? Start your career on the beach as an RNLI lifeguard

If you’re already looking forward to warmer days and seeing the sunshine, you’re not alone. The RNLI is in search of new recruits to spend the summer working on some of the UK’s most popular beaches, with applications now open for 2020 beach lifeguards.

National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (NPLQ)

Become a Pool Lifeguard with the RLSS UK's National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (NPLQ) We have trained over 90,000 Lifeguards. Click here to find out more!

17-24 years old and just qualified as a lifeguard? Then the BBC are looking to speak to you for their new series of BBC Bitesize.

Could you share your journey and experiences to help other young people make career choices of their own?