Sentence examples for provides swimming from inspiring English sources

Radcliffe Pool now provides swimming facilities for the local population.

The Ohio mother, who has been named a "CNN Hero", decided to launch the Josh Project, a nonprofit that provides swimming lessons to low-income families and their children.

The Crewkerne Aqua Centre also provides swimming pool and fitness gym facilities to the town, located on the grounds next to Henhayes Park, which used to be the Grammar Schools Playing fields.

In his later years, Rose worked with an organization providing swimming lessons for mentally and physically disabled Australian children.

The Backyard Pool program helps the Greater Waterbury Y.M.C.A. provide swimming instruction throughout its eight-town service area where, for some, the Y's facilities are a half-hour's drive away.

While it is necessary to mitigate the behavioral and environmental risks by restricting access into water bodies through secured barriers or fences (Leavy et al., 2016; Wallis et al., 2015), parents, pediatricians, and other caretakers should help provide swimming lessons to these children as soon as the diagnosis is made (Guan & Li, 2017).

Almost half of primary school children are unable to swim 25 metres unaided, according to research that says more than 1,000 primaries are not providing swimming lessons despite it being on the national curriculum.

A spokeswoman for the DfE said: "Swimming is a compulsory part of the national curriculum, and all primary schools have a duty to provide swimming lessons for their pupils.

A group of Chiefs fans in Kansas City formed the "37Forever Foundation," which works with the American Red Cross to provide swimming lessons for underprivileged children.

When local leaders invited Nandi to provide swimming instruction to the women and children of the village, she gladly accepted but needed to find culturally appropriate swimsuits known as burkinis, as well as swimming caps and goggles for the women of Shela Village.

By providing swimming lessons aimed at curbing preventable child deaths, Viet Nam has proved that such measures can be adapted for the developing world.