THERE are many exciting developments taking place at National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) Station 20, Shelly Beach.
Last Thursday, the NSRI team thanked two companies, Flowcrete and Seal Con Systems, KZN for the station’s brand new floor.
“What we have done is a drop in the ocean compared to what NSRI does out there (in the sea)… if you do a good deed it comes back to you,” said Jean Grundlingh of Seal Con Systems.
The station also received 60 T-shirts, donated by the Beekman Group.
In addition, the Shelly Beach Lions Club presented NSRI Station 20 with a cheque for R1 000 and a certificate of appreciation for hosting a recent WaterWise workshop.
NSRI has over 900 unpaid volunteers who respond 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, to save lives on South African waters.
They also teach disadvantaged children about basic water safety through their proactive educational initiative, the WaterWise Academy.
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