A lifesaving club is an organization focused on teaching and promoting water safety and rescue skills. Members, often called lifesavers, learn techniques for preventing drowning and responding to emergencies in aquatic environments. These clubs typically offer training in first aid, CPR, and rescue methods, ensuring that participants are well-prepared to assist others in distress. Many lifesaving clubs also engage in community outreach, providing education on safe swimming practices and the importance of supervision around water. They may organize events, such as beach safety days, to raise awareness and encourage safe behaviors among the public, ultimately aiming to reduce accidents and save lives.