Surf Life Saving Sydney Northern Beaches is proud to announce its partnership with The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Australia as an official Duke 4Volunteering Partner.
This partnership recognises volunteering within Surf Life Saving as an approved activity for young people completing their Duke of Ed Award. Participants can now contribute to their local community while developing valuable life skills through surf lifesaving programs and events.
Through volunteering opportunities across patrol support, events, and community activities, participants will gain practical experience in teamwork, leadership, and community service while working towards their Bronze and Silver Awards.
What This Means
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Duke of Ed participants can complete their Volunteering section through Surf Life Saving Sydney Northern Beaches clubs.
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Opportunities are available across multiple clubs.
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Volunteers will be supported by experienced members and supervisors.
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Skills gained contribute to personal development and meaningful community impact.
Getting Involved
Young people currently undertaking the Duke of Ed Award can register their volunteering through Surf Life Saving Sydney Northern Beaches as part of their program requirements.
For full program guidelines, participant requirements, and assessor information, please visit The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Australia website.
More information on specific volunteering opportunities and eligibility criteria will be available soon.
Supporting Future Generations
This partnership strengthens our commitment to developing young Australians who are active, skilled, and engaged within their communities, while promoting the values of service, leadership, and teamwork central to Surf Life Saving.
As we continue developing this page, we look forward to sharing further updates, including how the Duke 4Volunteering Framework will be implemented locally across our clubs.
For any enquiries regarding volunteering or the Duke 4Volunteering partnership, please contact our team.
