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Miami-based Ocaquatics Swim School invites the community to join its Splash Day celebration with West Kendall Baptist Health on Sunday, May 21 from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Swimmers and team members will gather for free family- and health-focused fun. Activities include water safety tips, swimming readiness evaluations, health screenings, a bounce house, food trucks, and CPR instruction. Join the FREE fun at the Ocaquatics’ Eureka location at 11101 SW 176 Street, Miami, FL 33157.
“Since 1960, Baptist Hospital of Miami has been one of the most respected medical centers in South Florida,” said Ocaquatics Director, Miren Oca. “Together we hope to educate our Miami community and provide a day filled with health information and fun. Ocaquatics Swim School is committed to teaching swimming lessons with water safety components for its families and our Miami community. We focus on the ‘Safer 3 Message’ from Stop Drowning Now Water Safety Foundation, As the summer season approaches, we are determined to continue spreading crucial life-saving knowledge to both children and adults in our community to help them be safer in, on, or around water.”
ABOUT OCAQUATICS
Ocaquatics was founded in 1994 with the mission to teach families to love swimming and become safer, more comfortable, and more responsible in, on, and around the water. They share a commitment to their team members to help them grow within a framework of social and environmental responsibility, so that they grow the school in a sustainable way and make a difference in their community. The company teaches all ages, from infants to adults, across five indoor, warm water locations around Miami. To learn more, visit https://www.ocaquatics.com.
Ocaquatics partners with the HOPE FLOATS Foundation https://www.hopefloats.foundation/, a non-profit that provides scholarships and tuition assistance for swimming lessons to families who would otherwise not be able to afford it. Ocaquatics also supports Stop Drowning Now https://www.stopdrowningnow.org/, a non-profit that teaches children how to recognize drowning risks and how to protect themselves and others. Kids learn preventative measures as well as emergency responses. https://www.ocaquatics.com/safer-families
