Sea Safety: the Complete Guide is a maximum, please use the form attached to
handbook and CD-ROM of essential safety request a copy or visit rnli.org.uk/seriousfun.
information for all who go to sea
How to support the RNLI and why
Over half of the 8,000 RNLI lifeboat launches
we need your help
each year are to leisurecraft users: motor
As a charity, the RNLI relies on voluntary
boaters, sailors, windsurfers, kitesurfers,
donations to keep our lifeboats afloat, so we
personal watercraft riders, sea anglers, divers
aim to ensure all who go to sea in their leisure
and kayakers. With this in mind and to
time realise that the value of our lifeboat
complement Sea Safety: the Complete Guide,
service comes at a cost.
the RNLI has created a DVD called Serious Fun!.
Become an RNLI supporter from just over
Serious Fun! is a new DVD packed full
£2/€3 a month, so you can enjoy the water
of practical tips and advice, featuring
confident in the knowledge that the RNLI is
11 short films – each dedicated to a
never far away should things go wrong.
different watersport to encourage you
An rnli in-house publication Start supporting the RNLI today by calling
Supported by
to have maximum enjoyment on the
0845 121 4999 (UK) or 1800 789 589 (RoI)
water – but to take your fun seriously.
quoting ‘sea safety’.
To find out more about the rescue work of
RNLI, West Quay Road,
the RNLI, its volunteer lifeboat crews, why we
Poole, Dorset, BH15 1HZ
need your support and to get a unique insight
web: rnli.org.uk
into enjoying your chosen watersport to the
email: info@rnli.org.uk (UK) rnli.ie (RoI)
Telephone: 0800 783 8057
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