May Resource Night: Safe Splashes & Smart Skills - A Guide to Water Safety

Safe Splashes & Smart Skills: A Guide to Water Safety

Water safety is especially important for children with autism, and this free Resource Night is designed to help families feel prepared. Do you know that individuals living with autism are 160 times more likely to drown than their neurotypical peer? Our guest speaker, Tammy Ebert of SwimPossible, will discuss effective strategies and teachable safety skills to help prevent water-related accidents. Caregivers will leave with practicaltools to support safer experiences around water.

Click here to register. Please register at least one week in advance. Contact the Family Caregiver Specialist at (952) 513-4990 or events@partnersmn.com with any questions or assistance with registration.

This event is virtual, so please watch your email for a confirmation message and a link to join virtually after you register.

Disclaimer: Disclaimer: Resource Nights at Partners In Excellence are designed to connect service providers and resources with caregivers of individuals with developmental disabilities. While Partners In Excellence strives to host qualified guest presenters who provide valuable information and resources, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or appropriateness of the actions and statements made by these presenters.

Please note that Resource Nights are not intended to serve as therapeutic services, and we do not offer medical recommendations. We strongly encourage all participants seeking medical advice to consult their child’s healthcare provider.

Please be advised that this event may be recorded for informational and educational purposes. By attending, you acknowledge and consent to the recording of your image, voice, and any questions or comments you may share during the session. The recording may be used for future viewing, training, or promotional purposes. If you prefer not to be recorded, please take appropriate measures such as turning off your camera and refraining from speaking during the session. There will be a time for discussion at the end, at which point the recording will be turned off.