Penguin Surf Life Saving Club Inc.
The Penguin Surf Life Saving Club Inc. (ABN: 23219678408RR0001) is a volunteer-run nonprofit surf life-saving organization based in Preservation Bay, Tasmania. Established in 1931, it initially operated from Main Beach in Penguin before relocating to its current site at Preservation Bay in 1979, with its clubhouse completed in 1987[1][4].

Operations and services
The club provides aquatic rescue, first aid, and resuscitation services, patrolling Preservation Bay under red-and-yellow flags on weekends and public holidays from December to March[1][2]. Its programs include junior development (Nippers), surf sports training, and community initiatives such as Starfish Nippers (for children with disabilities), Silver Salties (seniors' aquatic activities), and mental health-focused Man Up Tasmania[1][5].

Organizational structure
As a registered charity, the club operates under a constitution emphasizing public safety, environmental stewardship, and member education[5]. It holds multiple facilities for events and training, supported by volunteer members delivering coastal safety education and emergency response capabilities[2][5].

Recognition
The club received the National Surf Life Saving Club of the Year award in 2020, reflecting its operational excellence and community engagement[1]. Its safeguarding policies prioritize child protection, ensuring safe environments for youth participants[1][5].

[1] https://www.penguinslsc.org.au [2] https://www.acnc.gov.au/charity/charities/a880e9f5-6bcf-e911-a813-000d3ad1cd99/profile [3] https://www.acnc.gov.au/charity/charities/a880e9f5-6bcf-e911-a813-000d3ad1cd99/documents/4538506a-6870-ee11-8179-00224893b0ed [4] https://www.slst.asn.au/members-clubs-and-units/surf-life-saving-clubs/penguin-slsc/ [5] https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5ebe6bc402891a443ed2c241/t/648e82034088ae7b6eab70b4/1687060996635/Penguin+SLSC+Club+Constitution+July+2022.pdf