When marathon swimmer Amber Keegan’s mental health was at its lowest point as she battled an…
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A day with Durham Country Council: What’s the latest progress?
When collaborating with an operator, we (Swim England) visit the operator sites and engage directly with…
New guidance to help identify warning signs of low energy availability
New guidance to help coaches, athletes and parents identify the warning signs of low energy availability…
How GoCardless is making life easier for aquatic clubs
Bank payments company GoCardless has been praised for helping to make life ‘immeasurably easier’ for the…
Swim England Club Health Tracker to re-open for year two
Swim England’s Club Health Tracker will re-open in October 2023 after a successful first year. The…
Open Minds Active breaking barriers but investment and increased access needed
Open Minds Active have been breaking down barriers to participation since May 2020 – but investment…
‘Fantastic and remarkable journey’ of making swimming fully inclusive
An exciting initiative to increase and improve opportunities for young people with special educational needs and…
Swimming provides a ‘healing space’ for Swimunity’s children
The ‘need for a healing space’ has allowed for Swimunity Community Interest Company to provide the…
New inclusion guide will help clubs become more accessible and diverse
Swim England has published a new inclusion guide to help its affiliated clubs ensure their activities…
Mental Health Swims battling mental health with cold water and community
Mental Health Swims (MHS) are one of many community groups who are being affected by the…