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Business owners urged get on board life-saving campaign

written by Rachel McLaughlin September 6, 2020
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Arranmore RNLI is appealing to businesses in the community to become RNLI local ambassadors by sharing key water safety advice to help keep people safe.

On average, 175 people lose their life around the coast of Ireland and the UK each year. Tragically, these deaths are accidental. But together, the RNLI and the community can do something to change it.

Nora Flanagan, Lifeboat Press Officer from Arranmore RNLI explains: “Our local businesses are always very supportive of the RNLI and we are deeply grateful to them for that. Like our volunteer lifeboat crews, our local businesses live and carry out their work beside the sea. They help others to enjoy the water and like us, they care about keeping people safe around it.

“Sadly, one drowning is still one too many in the place we call home. At the RNLI, we are committed to keeping our community a place for safe and happy memories by the water. And, by becoming an RNLI local ambassador, businesses in the community through sharing our safety messages, can help us turn a preventable death into a life saved. Together, we can save every one.”

Appealing directly to local businesses, Nora continued: “As an RNLI local ambassador, you’ll be a real lifesaver in our community. The global outbreak of COVID-19 has forced us to be more innovative and creative when thinking about how we get our safety messages out in different ways this year. But with your kind help, we can spread our safety advice – in the simplest and easiest way for you – to protect more people by the water.”

To become an RNLI local ambassador, local businesses will be asked to display safety materials in and around their business.

Ms Flanagan added: “We would ask that you sign up to be an RNLI local ambassador. Register your details and we’ll give you access to our safety materials that you can display in and around your business – whether that’s putting up posters in your windows or sharing a social media post. We’ll also let you know if there’s any water safety training happening in your area so, if you’d like, you can get more involved. We are so grateful for such support and know it will really help make a lifesaving difference.”

To sign up, click on this link: https://rnli.org/support-us/become-a-volunteer/how-you-can-volunteer/quick-ways-to-support-us

Business owners urged get on board life-saving campaign was last modified: September 6th, 2020 by Rachel McLaughlin
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