Swim abilities volunteer
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The volunteer position is to assist the swim instructor and participants in the SwimAbilities program, which provides swimming lessons for children aged 4-14 with disabilities. Volunteers will follow the instructor's directions, help with equipment, provide encouragement, and assist participants with practicing skills in the water. Training and supervision will be provided. Requirements include being comfortable in water, enjoying working with children with special needs, and having energy and enthusiasm. The time commitment is for Sunday mornings over 9 weeks.
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