Happy Thanksgiving During this season of thanking and giving we need your support more than ever. Thanks to the generosity of caring people like you Swim Strong Foundation has taught over 6300 children and their families water safety and swimming skills since 2009. What once was only a belief that children deserved a chance to learn how to swim has grown into...
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Watch the video below to see the water safety recap of 2015!
Shawn Slevin Founder of Swim Strong Foundation will be on the air with Susan Finelli of Behind the Shadows on May 1st, May 7th, and May 13th. Check out the list of times and channels for the New York area: Thurs, May 1st @ 6:30 p.m. TimeWarner Channel 1996 RCN Channel 83 Verizon Channel 34 Wed, May 7th @ 8 p.m. TimeWarner Channel 1996 RCN Channel 82 Verizon Channel 33 Wed, May 7th @ 8 p.m. TimeWarner Channel 1996 RCN Channel 82 Verizon Channel 33 http://www.prlog.org/12315220-susan-finelli-behind-the-shadows-swim-strong-foundation-interview-with-shawn-slevin.html
Kirsten Merker talks about her experiences as a volunteer for the Swim Strong Foundation. Become a Volunteer https://www.swimstrongfoundation.org/volunteer/
Alex Escobar talks about his experiences as a volunteer for the Swim Strong Foundation. Become a Volunteer https://www.swimstrongfoundation.org/volunteer/
Surfing Lessons at Swim Strong Foundation by the NYC Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation Who would think that you could learn surfing basics in a pool? It’s for real and lots of fun.
Lenny Krayzelberg, Olympic backstroke medalist, breaks it down into simple steps: learning to swim is a must and it must be done. It takes work but the results are deeply satisfying.
Mel Stewart, butterfly swim champion, lets young people know that anyone can learn to swim, regardless of their background
Volunteers talk about the importance of swimming and how Swim Strong makes lessons available in many communities.
Shawn Slevin, Founder of Swim Strong, addresses the enormous support the organization has received from numerous water-safety groups and sports celebrities.
Amna Javid, representative of the Fajr Foundation, who lost a daughter to drowning, discussed the imperative need for water safety knowledge for both parents and children.
