Making Waves Swim Program
Outdoor Afro · Early childhood, Youth
Deadline: see program page
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What it offers
A: Our goal is to ensure that participants can access beginner swim lessons at no cost out of pocket. If your standard pricing exceeds the $200 scholarship maximum, we ask that you align with us in helping reduce financial barriers by offering these beginner-level classes at a reduced rate for schol Cost: Free
Who it is for
Per the official page (2026-09-14): Outdoor Afro created Making Waves in 2019 because research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention consistently shows Black children ages 10 to 14 drown in swimming pools at a rate more than 8 times that of white peers, and 63% of Black adults have never had swim lessons. This public hea
About
Location per the page: Making Waves also aims to help Black families and communities develop a positive relationship with water. To reclaim our legacy and strengthen relationships with water, Outdoor Afro is covering the co
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