The Republic of China Underwater Sports Association is dedicated to promoting a diverse range of aquatic activities including snorkeling, diving, swimming, water safety, and various water sports such as kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), and surfing. Established in 1991 and officially recognized by the Chinese Olympic Committee in 2007, the association focuses on enhancing public awareness about water safety and rescue missions.

In addition to hosting competitions, such as national championships in underwater sports, the association actively trains volunteers to assist local governments in ensuring safety during water activities. They emphasize the importance of community service and professional expertise among their members. With the ambition to shine on the global stage, the association is committed to fostering a vibrant aquatic culture, encouraging citizens to enjoy and engage with Taiwan's beautiful water landscapes. As they expand their initiatives, they aim to empower more individuals to partake in safe and enjoyable water sports, contributing to the overall well-being of the community.