Adam, a young boy on the autism spectrum, was able to begin his Swim and Survive journey thanks to funding from the Swim and Survive Fund.

Amos Kiprop has been working in partnership with Royal Life Saving WA for a number of years as the Sports Coordinator for the Kitwek Association.

Geographe Leisure Centre has successfully delivered its third multicultural swimming program, thanks to support from Royal Life Saving WA’s Swim and Survive Fund.

Izzy, a young student with autism, was finally able to enjoy swimming lessons after finding a teacher who could adapt to her needs.

11-year-old Ruby has been swimming at Kwinana Recquatic in Specialised Access and Inclusion Lessons since she was just two years old and to her, the program means much more than just swimming lessons

Meet a young pharmacist who was inspired to become a swim instructor after participating in our Multicultural Women’s Only swimming lessons.

Meet Sahara. She's been participating in the SAIL (Specialised Access and Inclusions Lessons) program at Kwinana Recquatic for a number of years.

Shila, originally from Afghanistan, conquered her fear of water through Royal Life Saving WA's Women's Only Swim and Survive program.

Multicultural communities in the Shire of Katanning now have even greater opportunities to Swim and Survive, thanks to the expansion of swimming lessons funded by the Royal Life Saving WA Swim and Survive Fund.

Building water confidence from an early age is crucial, and thanks to a free Infant Aquatics program, young children in Quairading now have the chance to learn vital swimming skills close to home.

Feedback is requested from every Swim and Survive participant as part of our evaluation process. This allows Royal Life Saving to make research based decisions specifically from those in the community we are serving.