Swim club might help migrant women make connections

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Swim club might help migrant women make connections

Dec. 27, 2023 - 09:52 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A swim-club program in north New South Wales is helping migrant women settle into their new surroundings in a unique way. The program is helping Kurdish Ezidi women form new connections and better their English, whilst also having some fun in the water.