Volunteer Marine Rescue NSW

Sydney

Funding from ICAP Charity Day will provide FLIR Cameras to detect people swept overboard at night, USAFE which is a remote-controlled lifebuoy quickly reaches drowning persons and Rescue Water Craft (Jetskis) which are used in a range of rescue missions, offshore searches for missing persons and rescues in proximity to rock platforms.

Charity Overview

Marine Rescue NSW saves lives on the water. 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. 3,400 volunteers operate from 46 units across NSW, providing a 24/7 volunteer marine search, rescue and communication service to support the state’s 250,000 registered vessels and 500,000 vessel license holders.