Rescue services

Every day, people find themselves in situations where they need to be rescued. It can happen to anyone. The first 60 minutes after an accident occurs are the most critical to the patient's survival.

Many Westpac employees volunteer for the State Emergency Services, Rural Fire Brigades and other emergency services.

Westpac has been supporting rescue services for more than 30 years. We have sponsorship arrangements with rescue service organisations in New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia.

Further information about our partnership with Surf Life Saving Queensland can be downloaded here:

Rescue Services case study (PDF 200kb)

Rescue Services case study (RTF 66kb)

Working in partnership

Find out how Westpac is working with our key community partners.

Community involvement

How we help to create positive outcomes in the community.

Community Involvement Report

The full story on our community involvement approach and strategy.

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