Everybody should learn to swim.
Swimming is not an instinctive skill for humans. All adults and children should learn to swim.
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Swimming is not an instinctive skill for humans. All adults and children should learn to swim.
Find Out MoreBy becoming an NDPA member you or your organization will be contributing to the NDPA’s overall mission to prevent drowning. Drowning IS Preventable, and with your membership and support, we can work together to help save lives.
Join as a memberWe know your organization understands that the resources, knowhow and influence you direct toward improving the lives of others can make great things happen. The NDPA wants to partner with you to accomplish those great things—saving lives by expanding drowning prevention efforts.
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Please contact the NDPA Executive Director, Kim Burgess, for any information regarding the NDPA. If preferred, please contact one of the NDPA Officers directly.
kimATndpaDOTorgThe NDPA recognizes, addresses, and supports drowning prevention efforts for persons of all ages and drowning risks in all types of bodies of water. In the past we successfully placed an emphasis on research, awareness, and policy changes to impact the incidence of toddler drowning in swimming pools. We are currently increasing our focus to affect advances and to help transform water safety in open bodies of water.
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