Get FL Swim Central Water Safety Education Questionnaire - Broward County 2014-2024

Safety Around Water Program Safety Around Water consists of eight lessons designed to teach kids water safety skills that help reduce the risk of drowning and build their skills and confidence in and around water. A typical session includes: Exercises to help kids adjust to being in the water.

Children can drown quickly and silently – it only takes 20 seconds and a few centimetres of water. One- and two-year-old children are particularly at risk. Near-drownings can have catastrophic consequences, and lead to permanent disabilities.

Working Together for a Safer Community Free From Drowning Watch Around Water is an industry driven program, leading the way globally in providing safe public swimming pools for the community to enjoy. There are currently more than 350 Watch Around Water pools throughout WA, SA, Victoria and QLD.

Things to Know About Water Safety Employ layers of protection including barriers to prevent access to water, life jackets, and close supervision of children to prevent drowning. Know what to do in a water emergency – including how to help someone in trouble in the water safely, call for emergency help and CPR.

Swim safely Never dive in head first, never jump into the water from heights. Always enter the water slowly. Be aware of other river uses, especially boats and watercraft. Never swim alone.

Our Water Quality Meets or Exceeds EPA Regulation In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates the amount of certain substances in water provided by the water supply systems.

Safety Around Water Program Safety Around Water consists of eight lessons designed to teach kids water safety skills that help reduce the risk of drowning and build their skills and confidence in and around water. A typical session includes: Exercises to help kids adjust to being in the water.

Children can drown quickly and silently – it only takes 20 seconds and a few centimetres of water. One- and two-year-old children are particularly at risk. Near-drownings can have catastrophic consequences, and lead to permanent disabilities.

Working Together for a Safer Community Free From Drowning Watch Around Water is an industry driven program, leading the way globally in providing safe public swimming pools for the community to enjoy. There are currently more than 350 Watch Around Water pools throughout WA, SA, Victoria and QLD.

Things to Know About Water Safety Employ layers of protection including barriers to prevent access to water, life jackets, and close supervision of children to prevent drowning. Know what to do in a water emergency – including how to help someone in trouble in the water safely, call for emergency help and CPR.

Swim safely Never dive in head first, never jump into the water from heights. Always enter the water slowly. Be aware of other river uses, especially boats and watercraft. Never swim alone.

Our Water Quality Meets or Exceeds EPA Regulation In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates the amount of certain substances in water provided by the water supply systems.