Becoming a youth and cadet member is the beginning of the road as a surf lifesaver. You will learn basic surf awareness skills, as well as how to perform rescues and work in a patrol setting. Each patrol has experienced members, and this is a great way to learn how to become a lifesaver, meet new people and keep our amazing beach safe!

Our youth members (U14 to U17) are the future leaders of the surf life saving movement, thus we want to provide opportunities for them to learn and develop new skills to not only become better surf lifesavers, but also contributors to their local communities.

Membership Fees & Categories

Membership is a 2 step process

Joining Details via JOIN NOW or Renewal via MEMBERS PORTAL

Payment

Once both are completed, your membership will be processed.

Youth Development Program – Sunday Mornings

The City of Bunbury SLSC Youth Development Program is a structured, supervised training environment run on a Sunday morning during the season from 8.30 am to approximately 10.30 am.

The Program aims to provide continued learning and support for young people to help them become valuable members of the club, capable of patrolling lifesavers, skillful competitors across a range of areas, and respected members of the local community.

The program covers the following areas:

Training and Awards

Surf Skills Coaching

Leadership Development

Patrols

Surf lifesaving education programs – Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC) minimum age 13 years; Bronze Medallion (BM) minimum age 15 years; First Aid; Resuscitation and various other SLSA awards. Please see the Education page for further information on how to enrol in a course.