Affiliations, Partners and Trade Bodies

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My boyfriend and my sister's boyfriend went white water rafting with you to River Findhorn on Sunday 27th May and had a brilliant time I am to pass on their thanks! I think they may have discovered a new hobby, so thank you so much as it was a birthday present and they had an amazing experience.

- Sarah Bell

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Affiliations

Partners and Trade Bodies

Ace Adventure encourages close working partnerships with related businesses, associations and governing bodies to enhance our organisation in providing the best possible customer service and experience possible. Safety is our primary concern closely followed by customer service, education, development and last but not least fun!!

AALA - The aim of the Adventure Activities Licensing Scheme is to provide assurances to the public about the safety of those activity providers who have been granted a licence. In this way it is expected that young people will be able to continue to enjoy exciting and stimulating activities outdoors without being exposed to avoidable risks of death or disabling injury.

A licence indicates that the provider has been inspected by the Adventure Activities Licensing Service, with particular attention being paid to their safety management systems with young people, and has been able to demonstrate compliance with nationally accepted standards of good practice in the delivery of adventure activities to young people, with due regard to the benefits and risks of the activity.

Institute of Outdoor Learning - The Institute for Outdoor Learning encourages outdoor learning by developing quality, safety and opportunity to experience outdoor activity provision and by supporting and enhancing the good practice of those who work in the outdoors. IOL is a key player in representing and lobbying on behalf of the sector.

SRA - The Scottish Rafting Association is the sole IRF approved course provider in Scotland. Qualifications from any other Scottish based training organisation will not have the International recognition that an SRA qualification holds. Ace Adventure staff are members of the SRA and comply to the IRF and SRA guidelines. Operations Director Andy Robertson is currently a committee member of the SRA.

IRF – The International Rafting Federation is a non-government and non-profit international organisation for the activity of rafting. An assembly of national associations and organisations with the goal of harmoniously developing, organising and assuring rafting's future and that of international competition.

FSB - Federation of Small Business Scotland is committed to campaigning for a better social, political and economic environment to live, work, learn and do business in, and is widely recognised as the most influential business organisation in Scotland.