By Becoming a Water Safety Champion,
By Becoming a Water Safety Champion,
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- PRINT out your Official Water Safety Champion Certificate!
- POST a picture or video on your social media page(s) of you with your certificate and USE THE HASHTAG #watersafetychamp and tag @drownalliance
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- POST the graphic and USE THE HASHTAG #watersafetychamp and tag @drownalliance
Know the 5 Layers of Protection
Prevent the tragedy of drowning by implementing the 5 layers of protection.

Barriers & Alarms
Barriers & Alarms It's important to use four-sided fencing with self-closing, self-latching gates, pool safety covers, and alarm systems, to help prevent children and unauthorized adults from accessing water unsupervised.
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Supervision
SupervisionStay vigilant and aware of your surroundings with close, constant, and capable adult supervision from a designated water watcher or lifeguard anytime children are in or around water.
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Water Competency
Water CompetencyEvery child and adult should be equipped with the skills to protect themselves in water by learning and enhancing their basic water safety skills to reduce the risk of drowning and aquatic-related injuries.
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Life Jackets
Life JacketsWhen used appropriately, life jackets protect you when you are not expecting to be in the water, especially around open water. Ensure your life jackets are tested & approved by the USCG.
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Emergency Preparation
Emergency PreparationKnowing how to prepare for an emergency with CPR training with rescue breaths and basic water rescue skills can make the difference between life and death. Have a phone available and ready to call 911.
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Layers Work Together
Layers of ProtectionWater safety isn’t just during swim time. Each layer should be used together when in or around water to help reduce the risk of drowning. You never know which layer will save a life.
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