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International Public Rescue Equipment (PRE) Survey
The International Life Saving Federation (ILS) Public Rescue Equipment Guidelines Working Group is developing internationally applicable, evidence-informed guidance on public rescue equipment (PRE). The work…
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ILS Welcomes Surf Life Saving Bangladesh as New Associate Member
The International Life Saving Federation (ILS) is pleased to welcome Surf Life Saving Bangladesh (SLSB) as its newest Associate Member, recognizing the organization’s growing leadership…
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In Memory of John Baker AM ESM
The lifesaving community is deeply saddened by the sudden passing of ILS Vice-President and President of the Asia-Pacific region, John Baker AM ESM. John was…
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A great man, a great friend, a great loss
Our dear friend and colleague, John Martin MBE, Event Director of ILS, has passed away. He lost his fight against cancer and died peacefully at…
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ILS President honoured
The ILS is very pleased to announce that our President, Mr Graham Ford AO, has been appointed as an Officer (AO) in the General Division…
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History made in Lifesaving in Israel
History was made in Israel today, 20th May 2022, when Jewish and Muslim lifesavers from Israel and Morocco trained together in preparation for the Maccabiah…
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Women in Drowning Prevention – International Women’s Webinar
Join us in celebrating the amazing contribution of women in global drowning prevention. Featuring key leaders from drowning prevention across the world, from emergency services,…
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ILS statement about the situation in Ukraine
The International Life Saving Federation (ILS) strongly deplores and condemns the invasion of the sovereign state of Ukraine by the Russian Federation. The Russian Lifesaving…
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World Health Organisation maintains its official relations with the ILS
The ILS is very pleased to confirm that the World Health Organisation (WHO) at its 150th Session had decided to continue to maintain its official…
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