Since Christopher drowned I/RASS have educated over 600.000 young people and adults across North Wales – UK and Ireland as to the dangers of open water.

From the beginning I wanted to create a Legacy which would leave a memorable impact on both young people and adults in making them more aware of their own and others safety.

The strain on our emergency services over the years and ongoing research has proved that Drowning Prevention – CPR – and First Aid Education needs to reach more children and parents than ever before which is the reason for the creation of the many courses and training that we as RASS are proud to be able to deliver.

This would help in many ways to reduce incidents where people were rescued and aid in the saving of lives using the education RASS are providing both online and in person to schools – colleges – universities – and youth groups across North Wales – UK and Ireland – with bespoke training for all.

RASS works with emergency services across the UK and is proud to be involved in the –  All Wales Drowning Prevention Strategy – of which members are RLSS RNLI ROSPA CFOA MPA to name but a few.