How to Join

Joining Whale Beach SLSC makes you part of one of the best communities on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. To become a member, there are 3 simple steps: *

Then head on down to the club!

*Please note: if you have been a member within the last 2 years or are transferring from another surf club, follow the steps on the Renewals and Transfers page.

Step 1: Sign up

There are two ways to sign up, Online or Offline.

  • To patrol, sign up as a ‘Probationary’ member
  • To be a member of the club but not patrol, sign up as an ‘Associate’ member
  • If you aren’t sure which category is best for you, take a look at our membership categories here

Online

Go to Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA) Members Area and join Whale Beach SLSC

Need assistance with the SLSA Members Area? Read the guide here or contact the IT Help Desk at [email protected]

Offline

Download & complete membership form. Return by:

  • Email to [email protected]
  • Post to PO Box 354, Avalon NSW 2107
  • Lodging in person at the club

Step 2: Pay Membership Fees

There are a number of convenient options to pay your annual membership fees:

Online

Payment online is made securely by credit card.

Offline

> Direct Deposit (Please include your name on the remittance)

  • Account Name: Whale Beach SLSC
  • BSB: 182-222
  • Account: 306208679

> Pay in person by cash or credit card at the club

> Cheque

Step 3: Complete MPD Form (Member Protection Declaration)

Download and complete the Member Protection Declaration. Return by:

  • Email to [email protected]
  • Post to PO Box 354, Avalon NSW 2107
  • Lodging in person at the club

What to expect after you have signed up:

After completing these three steps, our wonderful club administrator Sarah Warburton will be in touch to organise your keys and access to the club.

If you have signed up as a Probationary member in order to become a lifesaver, you will also be contacted by a member of our Lifesaving or Education team to explain the next steps including training and patrolling.

We also run regular social events for members. Come down and meet the crew at monthly drinks.

How to get in touch:

If you have any questions regarding the membership, education & training or about how to become a lifesaver, get in touch with one of the key individuals below, or head to our contact page for the full list of club officers.

For general enquiries:

Nat O'Carroll

Club Administrator

[email protected]

For lifesaving enquiries:

Jack Lamrock

Club Captain

[email protected]

For education enquiries:

Sophie Wines

Chief Training Officer

[email protected]