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In gratitude for all the work the volunteers of the National Sea Rescue Institute do, in particular the crew of Station 23 and the crew members in Sedgefield.

The National Sea Rescue Institute is a volunteer rescue organisation that is on call 24/7. NSRI is manned by more than 1350 unpaid volunteers at over 50 rescue bases, including satellite or auxiliary stations and inland dams. In addition, more than 20 Lifeguard Units have been established around the country. "We mobilise for swift-water and flooding scenarios, fires on vessels, and medical evacuations off ships and coastal clifftops. We assist commercial trawlers and leisure yachts. We activate for fishermen, swimmers, anglers, hikers, paddlers and surfers. Families and communities are impacted emotionally and economically when lives are lost. Through water-safety education and active rescue, we can save lives, change lives and create futures."

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