Pool Safely Step 1: Supervision

Learn more about how constant supervision is an important step to ensure safety around pools and spas.

Pool Safely Step 2: Fencing

Learn how making sure pools and spas have secure fencing and gates can keep children safe is an important safety step.

Pool Safely Step 6: Swimming Lessons

Learn how drownings and close calls are eight times more likely to happen to kids who can’t swim.

Chairman Tenenbaum Memorial Day 2011 Pool Safely Press Event

Speech by Chairman Inez Tenenbaum on May 26, 2011…

Pool Safely Campaign Announces Partnerships Continuing Through Summer 2013

Pine Island Pool Safely Pledge Party

Safe Kids Southwest Florida…

March Safety Selfie: Kelly Helbig

Pool Safely blog and social media channels? It only takes a few simple steps! First, take the Pool Safely Pledge. Next, take a photo showing you took the Pledge and…

Pool Safely with FastMed

FastMed Urgent Care…

Partner Spotlight: Interview with Adam Katchmarchi, President, National Drowning Prevention Alliance

Tell me a little bit about your organization and how long have you been a Pool Safely campaign partner? The National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization…

Addressing Racial Disparities in Water Safety

…Largest Swimming Lesson with Pool Safely and Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission Department of Parks & Recreation. Pool Safely is committed to raising awareness through its work to ensure…