Preventing Drowning, Supporting Non-Fatal Drowning Survivors
Today, February 22 marks one year since the inspiration for this Foundation, Samuel Benjamin Morris took his last breath and let go of this life.
He has inspired not only the work of this foundation, but so much in so many. So today we will continue to celebrate this special little man, and at the same time pause and reflect on all of those affected by both fatal and non-fatal drowning.
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Supporting children disabled by non-fatal drowning A core focus of the Samuel Morris Foundation is supporting children who are disabled as a result of a non-fatal drowning (or what is often incorrectly referred to as near drowning) or other hypoxic … Read More.....
Is your pool as SAFE as it can and should be? Video lessons on correct pool fencing. The Samuel Morris Foundation has been working in partnership with KidsHealth at the Childrens Hospital at Westmead and the Swimming Pool and … Read more
Congratulations on taking the first step in giving your kids a skill for life! Getting your children involved in water safety and swimming lessons is one of the key steps you can take to help make your children safer around the water. Accredited … read more....
Thank you for you story my son Daniel died April 28th 2006 from drowning. He was 2 and 1 half it has been the longest saddest journey and yes there was a flaw with the fence at a house we were visiting. I was there . Something you never get over sharing their stories is the way to spread the
e word.
So sorry to hear that you and your family are part of this experience, we hope that everything is travelling as well as possible, and that you find some help with us.