The Memphis Splash Swim Team is kicking off another fun summer season. Learn more about two swim clinics and volunteer opportunities for Splash Mentors.
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Splash Mid-South is a community-wide, volunteer initiative created to give more children the opportunity to learn to swim.
Formed after the tragic deaths of two Memphis teens in 2008, the organization is committed to providing free or low-cost swim lessons, encouraging minority participating in swimming and supporting lifeguard training. Efforts are based on research from the University of Memphis that shows African American and Latino children are more likely to drown compared to their Caucasian counterparts.
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Did you know? More than 68 percent of African-American kids in our community don’t know how to swim. Drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional death for children 1-4 …
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Free CPR Training June 8
June 8, 2013
Each year Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital treats about 40 children who drown or almost drown in pools, ponds or other bodies of water. An event hosted by Splash Mid-South, Le …
Memphis wins Cullen Jones Video Contest
Sept. 5, 2012
USA Swimming Foundation announced late Monday that Splash Mid-South is the winner of the Phillips 66 Make a Splash for Water Safety Video Contest. In September, Memphis will be the …