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Worthy Causes

 

Dive Master Insurance and INDEPTHS are proud to help out the diving community. We work with several organisations that deal directly with divers or the environment in which divers obtain their enjoyment. Without these groups and organisations diving would not be what it is today. Both organisations therefore are dedicated to providing financial support to ensure diving, divers and the environment are cared for.

Diving Diseases Research Centre
The DDRC is at the forefront of hyperbaric research and treatment. By lending financial support to this very important charity, Dive Master Insurance is acknowledging the hard work the DDRC’s doctors and support staff dedicate to divers and diving medicine.
Some of our donations have a included a major contribution towards the publication of the ‘Survey into Scuba Diving for Disabled Divers’ and ‘Men and Women in Diving’.
We also made a significant donation to the recent John O’Groats to Lands End bike ride undertaken by members of the staff at the DDRC.
The British Sub-Aqua Club
Dive Master was the proud sponsor of the annual Dive Officers Conference 2007. The company also donated funds to help generate new divers with the high quality Go Diving UK DVD published in 2007
With your help we can continue to support these important worthy causes, and in return INDEPTHS members can use an excellent web based resource Free of Charge and receive significant benefits as well.

Marine Connection
Dive Master is just starting a relationship with the campaigning organisation Marine Connection. It has recently paid for the publication of a report into solitary dolphins, which should improve our knowledge and hopefully lessen mankind’s impact on cetaceans. Marine Connection campaigns tirelessly for cetaceans all over the world with specific projects on captive animals, bycatch of cetaceans and cetacean hunts. Dive Master and INDEPTHS look forward to working more with this organisation in the future to help protect our aquatic companions.