The Rona Sailing Project Objective
Promoting resourcefulness, responsibility and teamwork among young people.
Our aim is to provide (through the medium of sea training in offshore craft) opportunities for young people and people with disabilities to acquire those attributes of a seaman, namely; a sense of responsibility, resourcefulness and team-work, which will help them throughout their lives.
» Learn more about our objectives...It provides a fantastic opportunity for the Deafblind people we support to experience nature and the elements in a totally unique way. - DEBBIE STONE Reg. Manager - Sense
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Small Ships Race 2011
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Congratulations to all who took part in this years Small Ships Race! The results...
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About our Sail Training
The Rona Sailing Project (formerly Rona Trust - London Sailing Project) is one of the oldest Sail Training organisations in the UK, established for over 50 years.
In that time, we have taken over 20,000 young people to sea and given them the experience of a lifetime, greater self-confidence and a new perspective on the world.
Apart from a dedicated full-time team of just five, the Project has 400 volunteers, who are Skippers, Mates, Watch Officers and Watch Leaders. Their active support enables us to touch the lives of a large and disparate group of people, all of whom, in their own way, significantly benefit from an experience at sea.
