Texas Drowning Prevention Alliance is a 501(c)3 dedicated to creating a safe & drown-free Texas where communities work together to enhance water safety.
With your support, we can continue to educate the community about #watersafety and preventing the tragedy of #drowning.
Donate time, money or just lend your voice to increase water safety awareness.
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Planning on having a #poolparty over the #holidays? Then make sure you add #watersafety to your party planning & prep. @TiaMowry breaks down everything you need to know before your next gathering: https://t.co/t6DzcsO5UI
Snow is falling and hot tubs are calling! Colder weather can mean more frequent hot tub and spa use, so be sure they have proper drain covers before getting in to prevent dangerous entrapments. Here's what you should look for: https://t.co/mnNJNy4eLo
Most students learning to swim at the Boston Charlestown Boys & Girls Club are usually 3 - 4 feet tall, until 7 foot 5 @Celtics player, #TackoFall joined the class! Be like #Tacko and #learn2swim! https://t.co/evFg6LBm8K
According to data from @NationalAutism, accidental drowning accounted for 91% of total reported deaths among children with autism younger than 15, following an autism-related wandering incident. Read our blog more details https://t.co/DAGou856w1
Yahir Gomez: high school student in #Austin, soccer player, band member and #watersafety super star! Check out this great story in the @Statesman of Yahir being recognized for saving a young boy from drowning: https://t.co/12CekQFm6G
“Drowning is quick and silent. A child can drown in less than a few minutes, and there is usually no warning, such as screams or splashing." – Nadina Riggsbee, @NoKidsDrown. To help #preventdrowning, adults should create barriers between house and pool: https://t.co/TEElbXKe5V
Think outside the (big) box (stores) this holiday season and give your kids and grandkids an experience to remember! Swimming is more than just a skill, it's the ability to help yourself should an accident occur. Make memories this holiday season that will last a lifetime.
#Drowning risk doubles on public holidays. Tragically there have been several drowning deaths this long weekend already, including this one. Please stay safe https://t.co/ex3JdEQ65O
For NSW children 1–4 years, the leading cause of death was cancers and tumours followed by #drowning, finds latest annual review of child death by NSW Ombo. Unintentional injury accounts to 2/3rds of deaths children zero to 17 https://t.co/6vpTRZuduu
Don't forget to take advantage of Fun Fridays! Expand on those lessons and get some more time in the pool every Friday afternoon from 4 to 5:30. Remember, drowning knows no season, so it's important to maximize your child's time in the water and practice those skills!
Residential pools can bring communities together, so it’s important to share #watersafety information with neighbors to help ensure everyone adopts safer water habits: https://t.co/g32K35JbEW
#PoolSafely365 Tip: If you're escaping the chilly weather for a warm indoor pool, confirm that your public pool has compliant safety drain covers before you take your children to swim lessons: https://t.co/mnNJNy4eLo
Over 600 participants from 64 different countries gathered in Durban earlier this month #WCDP2019. There were so many highlights, but possibly the most important take-away from this conference was the RNLI initiative to lobby the UN to formulate a “Declaration” on “Drowning”
Drownings don't stop just because summer is over and the kids aren't in the water as much. It is still the #1 cause of accidental death for children ages 1 to 4. Drownings know no season. Be sure to sign your child up for year-round swimming lessons!
A #WaterWatcher is assigned to keep an eye on children in the water and never leave them unattended. If a group of adults is present, they can take turns rotating in 15 minute shifts. Learn more: https://t.co/InCcbTfr3Q
#WaterSafety Tuesday Tip of the Day: Before a playdate, parents should ask if there is a pool or spa at the home. If the answer is #yes, here are 4 more essential questions to ask: https://t.co/XViYJjoKjV
Safer: adjective, saf·er. 1. protected from or not exposed to danger or risk; not likely to be harmed. "By following simple safety steps, you can stay safer in and around the water." #NationalDictionaryDay