Safe-Tay is a voluntary water safety and drowning prevention registered charity dedicated to promoting Water Safety.

Our Objective:

A non-profit making association to enhance the safety and preservation of human life in the aquatic environment. In particular, training of life guards, support, development,  improvement and promotion of water safety. Principally in Perth, or in any other place if required.

We seek to educate persons in the community about the dangers of water and water safety with the aim of preventing tragedies.

LATEST NEWS -  21st January, 2010
Independent Review of Open Water and Flood Rescue in Scotland..

Read more in News section 

NEW Signage warns swimmers of the dangers of waterways...Read more in news section

New signage is to be installed in such areas as -

Slipway on the Tay at Fair Maid
River Almond
Slipway at Mercian Building, Perth
North Muiton flood defence area, Perth
Town Lade Huntingtower, Perth
Scone Park Pond, Perth
North Inch, Perth
Bellwood Park, Perth
Mcrosty park lade, Crieff
Riverside Park, Comrie
Alyth Burn, Alyth
Kirkgate Park, Kinross
Riverside Walkway, Blairgowrie
etc.....

 Highland Way Fundraising Walk

In May of this year Graham Motion and Craig Sinclair took to walking the West Highland Way to raise funds for water safety awareness.

Craig, who despite badly blistered feet finished the walk on schedule along with Graham. Craig stated “my boots are now pot plants”.

Graham and Craig would like to say a personal thank you to all the crew on the Diamond Offshore Platform – OCEAN VANGUARD based in Norway. The crew helped to raise a massive £546.55.

All money raised shall aid in the development of a very exciting initiative this year aimed at creating an interactive website that shall teach children water safety awareness through many different scenarios - inland water awareness but also at home and the beach.

Our hopes are that local Primary Schools within Perth & Kinross shall also see the worth of accessing such a website, and that a very serious message can be put in a fun way.

Safe-Tay have gained support and assistance on the creation of the website from many organisations such as RNLI, Tayside Fire & Rescue and Tayside Police.  Our aim is to go LIVE in August of this year. 

COMMUNITY
SUPPORT NEEDED 

Safe-Tay is a registered Charity. Please help us to raise funds to develop water safety in Perth and surrounding areas.

Funds raised to connect two lifebelt holders to cctv

Alarmed Lifebelt connected to two lifebelt holders in Perth. Read more Tab 'ALARMED LIFEBELT'