Tag: water safety
On July 14, The Redwoods Group hosted the interactive webinar, State of Aquatics: Summer 2022. Here are the top takeaways. The Redwoods Group, a specialized provider of property/casualty insurance underwriting, risk management and claims adjusting ...
At POOLCORP, we believe everyone deserves the chance to swim, so we created “A Splash of Joy” to provide swimming lessons to children who otherwise might not have the opportunity to learn basic water safety ...
Community organizations share the programs they’re offering to raise awareness around National Water Safety Month in May. The department of Parks and Recreation at Prince George’s County celebrates May as National Water Safety Month. The ...
How three organizations are working to lower the national drowning rate through safety around water education and programs. According to the CDC, more than 40 people die by drowning every hour of every day globally. ...
WAVE Systems is on a mission to end drowning. A part of that is revolutionizing the job of lifeguards by giving them the tools to intervene long before an incident can turn deadly. Mark Caron, ...
Four steps to keep your staff and community safe to avoid and plan for non-water-based emergencies. Managing an aquatics or recreational facility requires preparation for all types of accidents or incidents that could result in ...
Learn-to-swim programs are not only a safety investment, but also a community growth opportunity. See how these swim lessons can benefit you. Studies show when associations create opportunities to give back to communities, their members ...
Water noodles have been utilized as an old helping tool in swimming practice for many years. It is still being used today by beginners as a main part of the equipment if you wish to ...
After a year of closures and lack of swim programs, community recreation centers are preparing to welcome back a summer of swimming. Among these centers is the Staenberg – Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC Denver) ...
How your organization can educate your community and provide water safety for children. As the temperatures begin to rise and spring turns into summer, facilities see an influx of families flocking to their pools. However, ...
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