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Turning the tide against child drownings in Vietnam
It’s an alarming statistic. More than 2,000 children drown every year in Vietnam and it’s the leading cause of child death. But one man is on a mission to turn…
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Learning how to swim can protect marine life and alleviate poverty
Jangamo Bay, Mozambique is known for its diverse marine life of sharks, manta rays, and humpback whales. It was once named a top 10 place in the world for diving. …
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Access to information means a more swimmable Thames
Societies have evolved and flourished on rivers for centuries. It was in these places that fish could be caught, farms irrigated, and transport for trade was made easy. Some of…
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Championing swimming for children in Peru
One thing we love about SwimTayka is the wonderful people we get to meet across the world. So we’d like to introduce Paul, who works with our partner Otra Cosa…
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Drowning in Vietnam increases due to climate change and the pandemic
In October of 2020, Central Vietnam experienced unprecedented relentless storms. The typical rainy season usually only lasts for about 2 months with an average of 5 or 6 storms. Last…
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