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Lifesaving skills open new pathways for Brewarrina youth

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Brewarrina residents are keen to take on life-saving skills, provided by Council, for the benefit of the community”. Photo: contributed
Brewarrina residents are keen to take on life-saving skills, provided by Council, for the benefit of the community”. Photo: contributed

Story: Kristin Murdock – kmurdock@outbackradio.com.au

Young people in Brewarrina will have the chance to gain nationally recognised lifesaving skills these school holidays, with a free accredited Bronze Medallion program being offered in the community.

Brewarrina Shire Council has partnered with Dubbo First Aid and Lifeguard Training to deliver the Royal Life Saving NSW accredited course, which covers CPR, emergency response, aquatic rescues, spinal management, and survival techniques.

The training also provides a potential pathway into employment, such as lifeguarding roles at the Brewarrina Memorial Pool.[…]

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