National Water Safety Forum
@nationalwatersafety.org.uk
The National Water Safety Forum is the UK’s leading network for drowning prevention, promoting water safety through education, data-driven research, and collaborative campaigns across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
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About National Water Safety Forum
The National Water Safety Forum (NWSF) is a collaborative UK-focused initiative established in 2004 to enhance water safety and reduce drowning incidents. Comprised of various national organizations, the NWSF serves as a centralized hub of knowledge and resource sharing for water safety stakeholders. The forum aims to prevent water-related deaths and injuries through strategic collaborations and the development of comprehensive guidelines. Notable initiatives include the Guiding Principles for Water Safety Management, the Water Incident Database (WAID), and the UK Drowning Prevention Strategy (2016-2026).
The NWSF brings together several advisory groups, each led by expert chairpersons from relevant organizations, including the Maritime & Coastguard Agency and Swim England. These groups focus on specific areas such as coastal safety, inland safety, recreational activities, and water-related suicide prevention. By fostering a robust network of approximately 100 national organizations, including the Royal National Lifeboat Institute and the Environment Agency, the NWSF continually works to build awareness, promote safe practices, and ultimately save lives across the UK.
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