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11 April 2020
Teaching water safety and ensuring no family misses out on its benefits are two of the key elements of a program designed to empower, as Kathleen Bates, Senior Autism Spectrum Disorder/Special Needs Aquatics Specialist and Coach, QF, explains.
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