Working With Children Check

Sandringham Life Saving Club is committed to providing a safe environment for children and young people. Some membership types require a valid Victorian Working with Children Check (WWCC) before registration.

Who needs a Working with Children Check?

• Family & Nipper Membership: Every adult included in the family membership must have a valid WWCC before registering.
• Individual Over 18: A valid WWCC is required before registering.
• Individual 13–17: A WWCC is not required to register.
• Community Membership: A WWCC is not currently required to register. However, certain activities involving children or access to club facilities may require a WWCC.

Important: If a WWCC is required for your membership, you must list both Sandringham Life Saving Club and Life Saving Victoria as organisations on your check.

What you need to do

1. Get your WWCC ready. Apply for or renew a Working with Children Check through Service Victoria if you do not already have a valid check.
2. Add both organisations. When applying, or by updating an existing check, enter the two organisations listed below in the section for where you work or volunteer.
3. Register your membership. Once your WWCC is valid and both organisations are listed, you can complete your online membership registration.

Organisation details

Add both organisations to your WWCC, using the details below.

Occupational code: 42 (clubs and associations).