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Hearing the news of a recent break-in earlier in the year and an arson attack in 2019, our own Royal Life Saving staff representative, Wayne Gallagher, facilitated the donation of a new Philips 'Heartstart' defibrillator to the Men's Shed organisation based in Lucknow, NSW. The organisation lost its original defibrillator in a brazen break and enter plus $5000 worth of goods. "[Wayne] approached me and said it would be great if we could donate," RLS Western Regional Manager Alison Middleton revealed. "They're an older-age group - if you want to say that - so it's quite important in terms of safety that they've got a machine they can access on site." The machine worth $2,500 was installed earlier this month, and Mr. Gallagher was present to deliver an updated training course for all members. President of the Orange Men's Shed, Alan Campbell, was delighted with the donation and noted the peace of mind it brings to the community. The Australian Men’s Shed Association (AMSA) is the peak body supporting almost 1000 Men’s Sheds and is recognised as one of Australia’s largest male-based community development organisations. This story was originally featured in Central Western Daily (subscriber based). If you would like to donate or find out more, please contact us. 24 June 2022 Royal Life Saving member helps regional Men's Shed after rolling tragedies Training & Development < Back to News Hearing the news of a recent break-in earlier in the year and an arson attack in 2019, our own Royal Life Saving staff representative, Wayne Gallagher, facilitated the donation of a new Philips 'Heartstart' defibrillator to the Men's Shed organisation based in Lucknow, NSW. The organisation lost its original defibrillator in a brazen break and enter plus $5000 worth of goods. Pictured above, Wayne Gallagher with Orange Men's Shed President, Alan Campbell "[Wayne] approached me and said it would be great if we could donate ," RLS Western Regional Manager Alison Middleton revealed. "They're an older-age group - if you want to say that - so it's quite important in terms of safety that they've got a machine they can access on site." The machine worth $2,500 was installed earlier this month, and Mr. Gallagher was present to deliver an updated training course for all members. President of the Orange Men's Shed, Alan Campbell, was delighted with the donation and noted the peace of mind it brings to the community. The Australian Men’s Shed Association (AMSA) is the peak body supporting almost 1000 Men’s Sheds and is recognised as one of Australia’s largest male-based community development organisations. This story was originally featured in Central Western Daily (subscriber based). If you would like to donate or find out more, please contact us. Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts 1,800 NSW Teachers Equipped with Lifesaving Skills Ahead of Summer News and Media Emerging Swim Teachers Dive into a Day of Learning at the 2026 Swimposium News and Media Record ClubGRANTS Support Helps Royal Life Saving NSW Reach More Communities News and Media

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Each Year Royal Life Saving NSW partners with Surf Life Saving NSW through the Australia Lifeguard Service (ALS) for the Management of Penrith Beach. The ALS are looking for highly motivated, self-driven casual lifeguards to join our team across multiple aquatic locations in Western Sydney. If you’re passionate about water safety, enjoy working in a dynamic environment, and want to make a difference in your community, we’d love to hear from you! Candidates with availability right across Summer are preferred. These positions will involve establishing and maintaining a safe recreational environment and providing an effective lifeguarding service across a range of Western Sydney locations. All training is provided! About the role: As a lifeguard, you'll be responsible for: · Responding to aquatic incidents and providing first aid when required · Delivering excellent customer service and promoting safe swimming practices. The role will work alongside the ALS management team and its large pool of lifeguards to ensure successful delivery of the lifeguard service over the key patrol periods. If you are interested here is the link! - Lifeguard Jobs Western Sydney 26 Nov 2025 Western Sydney Lifeguards Needed! < Back to News Each Year Royal Life Saving NSW partners with Surf Life Saving NSW through the Australia Lifeguard Service (ALS) for the Management of Penrith Beach. The ALS are looking for highly motivated, self-driven casual lifeguards to join our team across multiple aquatic locations in Western Sydney. If you’re passionate about water safety, enjoy working in a dynamic environment, and want to make a difference in your community, we’d love to hear from you! Candidates with availability right across Summer are preferred. These positions will involve establishing and maintaining a safe recreational environment and providing an effective lifeguarding service across a range of Western Sydney locations. All training is provided! About the role: As a lifeguard, you'll be responsible for: · Responding to aquatic incidents and providing first aid when required · Delivering excellent customer service and promoting safe swimming practices. The role will work alongside the ALS management team and its large pool of lifeguards to ensure successful delivery of the lifeguard service over the key patrol periods. If you are interested here is the link! - Lifeguard Jobs Western Sydney Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts 1,800 NSW Teachers Equipped with Lifesaving Skills Ahead of Summer News and Media Emerging Swim Teachers Dive into a Day of Learning at the 2026 Swimposium News and Media Record ClubGRANTS Support Helps Royal Life Saving NSW Reach More Communities News and Media

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In the Easter School holidays, Royal Life Saving conjunction with Maitland City Council conducted an intensive learn to swim program for children residing in the Maitland Council area from low socio-economic backgrounds who are non or weak swimmers. For many of these participants they had never had a formal swimming lesson. The intensive program saw both skills and water confidence improve daily. A number of organisations worked closely with Royal Life Saving to identify worthy families including local schools, The Smith Family, The Benevolent Society, Brighter Futures and Early Links. One notable participant of the program was a single father who was extremely grateful that his five children were given the opportunity to participate in such a worthy program. This program was conducted at Maitland Aquatic Centre and was proudly funded by Maitland City Council and Royal Life Saving NSW. 20 July 2021 Swimming for kids who miss out Drowning Prevention < Back to News In the Easter School holidays, Royal Life Saving conjunction with Maitland City Council conducted an intensive learn to swim program for children residing in the Maitland Council area from low socio-economic backgrounds who are non or weak swimmers. For many of these participants they had never had a formal swimming lesson. The intensive program saw both skills and water confidence improve daily. A number of organisations worked closely with Royal Life Saving to identify worthy families including local schools, The Smith Family, The Benevolent Society, Brighter Futures and Early Links. One notable participant of the program was a single father who was extremely grateful that his five children were given the opportunity to participate in such a worthy program. This program was conducted at Maitland Aquatic Centre and was proudly funded by Maitland City Council and Royal Life Saving NSW. Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts 1,800 NSW Teachers Equipped with Lifesaving Skills Ahead of Summer News and Media Emerging Swim Teachers Dive into a Day of Learning at the 2026 Swimposium News and Media Record ClubGRANTS Support Helps Royal Life Saving NSW Reach More Communities News and Media

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