Cullen Jones promotes water safety through Raleigh Parks collaboration

Cullen Jones promotes water safety through Raleigh Parks collaboration
Adams-David Marchell City Manager at City of Raleigh Municipal Government — Official Website
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Before winning gold medals, Cullen Jones had a near-drowning experience. Now recognized as one of the fastest swimmers globally, Jones is aware of how different his life could have been. This understanding has led him to collaborate with Raleigh Parks to promote swim lessons.

Jones emphasizes that learning to swim is not merely a summer activity but a vital life skill that can avert potential tragedies. Unfortunately, many children still lack access to this essential training.

The initiative “Go for Gold in Water Safety” underscores the importance of water safety for individuals of all ages and skill levels. Acquiring swimming skills is a protective measure for oneself and loved ones.

Raleigh Parks encourages signing up for their swim lessons as part of this effort.



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