Seaford Life Saving Club

04/04/2026

Yep it’s Easter 🐣 and a huge THANKS to our fabulous volunteer patrol members for still operating on our beautiful Seaford beach!
12-5pm over this long weekend and continuing until the 19th April 2026.

Please remember to always swim between the flags.❤️💛❤️💛
Keep an eye on your kids not your screens! 📵

Slip on a shirt 👕
Slap on sunscreen 🧴
Slap on a hat 🧢
Slide on some sunglasses 🕶️
Seek shade where possible. 🏖️

Stay hydrated.💧

Please take your rubbish with you.🗑️

24/03/2026

Another step towards our beautiful beach being more accessible!

On Saturday 21st of March, we welcomed Sheena Watt MP, Parliamentary Secretary for Emergency Services, and Hon Sonya Kilkenny MP, State Member for Carrum, Cr Sue Baker JP, Mayor of Frankston council, to Seaford Beach to help officially launch the Seaford Beach Accessibility Project alongside Life Saving Victoria and Seaford Life Saving Club.

The project includes a new equipment shed, beach access matting and a Mobi Beach Wheelchair, helping more people in our community enjoy Seaford Beach ⛱️

This project was made possible thanks to $53,000 in Victorian Government funding, alongside Council’s contribution of accessibility equipment 💌

It builds on the huge success of our Australia’s Most Accessible Beach pilot at Frankston Beach this summer.

Because everyone deserves the chance to enjoy the beach 🏖️

Thank you to the Victorian Government, Life Saving Victoria and the amazing volunteers from Seaford Life Saving Club for helping make our coastline more inclusive 🙏🏼

MP, MP,

18/03/2026

Once again Woolworths Seaford have supported our club with another donation of Zooper doopers to see out our nippers season.
We are extremely grateful for the continued support from our local supermarket team 💛❤️💛❤️

17/03/2026

❤️💛Happy St Patrick’s day!❤️💛

We hope you all enjoy the luck of the day…

We only have a month left for our amazing Volunteers patrolling out beautiful beach⛱️

Where possible we are on patrol weekends and public holidays from 12 - 5pm.❤️💛

14/03/2026

The sun’s out and our fabulous volunteers are on the beach again until 5pm today.

28/02/2026

Summer may be coming to an end, but our fabulous volunteer lifesaving patrols are still operating on our beautiful Seaford beach! 12-5pm until the 19th April 2026.

Please remember to always swim between the flags.❤️💛❤️💛
Keep an eye on your kids not your screens! 📵

Slip on a shirt 👕
Slap on sunscreen 🧴
Slap on a hat 🧢
Slide on some sunglasses 🕶️
Seek shade where possible. 🏖️

Stay hydrated.💧

Please take your rubbish with you.🗑️

27/01/2026

🇦🇺❤️💛

What a day we had on our beautiful piece of beach for Australia Day!
Our volunteers were on patrol from 12-6pm☀️

With the amazing efforts of Peter, David, Bronwyn, Woody, Amy, Jen, Sarah, Tania M, Terry, Jimmy (Seaford), Tara & Brock (Bonbeach) & Stewart (Mentone).
We were able to have the IRB in the water.

Thanks to the amazing efforts of this collaboration of clubs we were able to attend 6 rescues involving 15 individuals.

So If a trip to the beach is on the agenda, please remember to: Attend a patrolled beach!

🏊‍♀️ Swim between the flags
🚸 Supervise children at all times
🏖️ Slip, slop, slap, seek, slide.
💧 Stay hydrated.

🦄 Inflatable pool toys aren't designed for the beach, especially when there's an offshore wind.

⚠️ Keep an eye on children because they can get lost quickly on a crowded beach.

Take your rubbish with you.

25/01/2026

🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺❤️💛

Our valuable volunteers will be back on patrol today from 12-6pm☀️

So If a trip to the beach is on the agenda today, please remember to:
🏊‍♀️ Swim between the flags
🚸 Supervise children at all times
🏖️ Slip, slop, slap, seek, slide.
💧 Stay hydrated.

🚮 Take your rubbish with you.

25/01/2026

***Congratulations ***

Congrats Samone one of our valuable volunteer members on your first official rescue after hours tonight…

Just on 8pm a young male approx 15 jumped off the pier but not a strong swimmer needed help.

Luckily Samone was there with her daughter and was able to bring him in.

An ambulance was called and took the young male with them.

This is just another example of how SRC / Bronze training is so valuable.

Cheers to a job well done!

🏖️

23/01/2026