Torquay Marine Rescue Service

In light of the devastating events that occurred this week in Victoria, our volunteers observed three minutes of silence to honour and pay our respects to Victoria Police and Christian College Geelong.
Torquay Marine Rescue Service has a strong and valued working relationship with Victoria Police, and we are deeply saddened by these tragic events. As volunteer marine rescue responders, we are no strangers to confronting and difficult incidents, and this tragedy resonates deeply with our team.
Our thoughts and heartfelt prayers are with the families, friends, and communities affected, as well as with the emergency service personnel who responded with courage and professionalism during both incidents.
We stand in solidarity during this time of grief.

It is with great excitement we announce the return of Torquay Rescue 304 to Torquay Marine Rescue Service.

This is an invaluable asset used to save lives out on the water. With great capabilities this 8.5m Naiad ensures a safe platform for our volunteers to operate.

We are always on the hunt for dedicated volunteers. If you have any questions about what we do or you would like to get involved please submit an enquiry on our website.

A massive thank you to Vinnie for taking the time to reach out to us to help shine the light on Mental Health for us.

We are so excited to have some of the crew from Emergency Services Foundation come down to the place we call home this Saturday.

We cannot wait to host the Torquay Mental Health Matters workshop this Saturday.

We have such an epic community, thank you to the crew from Torquay SLSC & Ambulance Victoria for coming down for a photo session on Tuesday afternoon 📸.

We would love to see as many faces as possible, plus there is food involved 😉.

RSVP via the page, email or mobile provided ☀️.

A new workshop aimed at the mental health of emergency services workers is on offer in Torquay. For more information 👉 https://bit.ly/3NGJxjn

Torquay Marine Rescue Service