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Florida Department of Health offering free swimming classes for young children

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The Florida Department of Health is offering free swimming vouchers for children to take lessons.Florida has led the nation in child drowning deaths. Data from the Florida Department of Children and Families shows 101 kids drowned in 2024.WATCH: Free swim lessons for eligible Florida families Florida Department of Health offering free swimming classesTo apply for the swimming voucher, families must reside in Florida and the child must be 4 years…

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Florida Department of Health offering free swimming classes for young children

The Florida Department of Health is offering free swimming vouchers for children to take lessons.Florida has led the nation in child drowning deaths. Data from the Florida Department of Children and Families shows 101 kids drowned in 2024.WATCH: Free swim lessons for eligible Florida families Florida Department of Health offering free swimming classesTo apply for the swimming voucher, families must reside in Florida and the child must be 4 years…

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