Children’s Services Council-funded SPLASH lessons enroll children up to age 12; registration open for sessions 2–4
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Summary
Martin County’s SPLASH swim-lesson program, funded by the Children’s Services Council of Martin County, offers lessons for children through age 12 and requires registration. Hosts said sessions 2–4 are open for registration and that more information will appear in show notes.
Martin County highlighted its SPLASH swim-lesson program, funded by the Children’s Services Council of Martin County, which offers swimming lessons for children up to age 12. The hosts said parents must register for sessions; sessions 2 through 4 were described as open for registration at the time of recording.
The hosts said lessons are organized through county pools and encouraged listeners to register rather than showing up without a reservation. The program targets children through age 12 and was promoted alongside other summer recreation offerings.
Why it matters: Swim lessons reduce drowning risk and increase water-safety skills among children. Funding from the Children’s Services Council supports broad access to lessons at county facilities.
Ending: The hosts said they would add registration links to the episode show notes and encouraged parents to register for remaining sessions.