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When you think about drowning prevention, your mind probably conjures images of sunny beaches, crowded pools, and active summer days. While summer undeniably brings a peak in water-related activities and incidents, the truth is that drowning is a year-round threat that demands our attention far beyond the warmer months. Treating

Water brings joy and connection at every age — from toddlers splashing in the shallow end to teens swimming with friends to grandparents enjoying a day at the lake. But water safety isn’t just a concern for the youngest swimmers; every age group faces risks that require different levels of

Drowning is one of the leading causes of accidental death worldwide, yet it’s also one of the most preventable. The headlines appear far too often — another life cut short, another family forever changed. You tell yourself it could never happen to you or someone you love until one day,

If you’re fortunate enough to have a pool at home or belong to a community pool where you can host gatherings, you have an excellent opportunity to bring people together for fun, connection, and celebration. But with that opportunity comes a responsibility. Whether it’s a casual weekend get-together or a

Every second counts when it comes to water safety. With summer in full swing and kids out of school, babysitters, nannies, and caregivers often spend more time supervising children around water. Preventing drowning must be at the top of your safety checklist — especially since young children can drown in

As a camp counselor or youth worker, you have an incredible opportunity to help kids grow, explore, and enjoy the summer, especially around the water. However, if you’re a camp counselor or youth worker near a lake, river, water park, or pool, you also have a great responsibility: keeping kids