Swimming program aims to reduce risk of children with a disability drowning

17:33
Seoul blanketed by heaviest November snow on record
17:33
[Global Finance Awards] Hanhwa Life secures bigger footing in overseas markets
17:31
From candy to CPR, police step up to save citizens in need
17:28
Ador calls for Belift Lab’s ‘sincerity’ in Hanni workplace harassment case
17:24
Youth groups remember the Korean War
17:23
[Global Finance Awards] Mirae Asset Securities' global top-tier ambition within reach
17:22
[Global Finance Awards] Kakao Bank bolsters SE Asia foray with Superbank partnership
17:21
[Global Finance Awards] Mirae Asset bolsters global presence with W370tr under management
17:21
[Global Finance Awards] Kyobo Life enhances insurance coverage for cancer, long-term care
17:20
[Global Finance Awards] Shinhan chief pushes to boost corporate value

Swimming program aims to reduce risk of children with a disability drowning

Nov. 27, 2024 - 12:32 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Swimming lessons are a rite of passage for many Australians, but one group of kids often miss out. Children with a disability are at a higher risk of drowning, but a program in western Sydney is trying to change that.