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CAST Featured on Motherly

CAST Featured on Motherly

4 swim safety tips from a survival swim expert From how to ditch the floaties to staying engaged during water play, here’s what to consider. By Liz Huber  June 22, 2023 More than 10 years ago, my husband and I said “I do” beside a lake in Wisconsin. Then, we...

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NDPA Water Safety Champion Of The Month: Liz Huber

NDPA Water Safety Champion Of The Month: Liz Huber

When you become a parent, you quickly realize that your new goal in life is to make sure that your children’s lives are full of new experiences that lead them to discover their best selves. For Liz Huber, CAST Water Safety Foundation Founder & Director, her...

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Family tragedy aids awareness about child safety

Family tragedy aids awareness about child safety

A former classmate recently shared gut-wrenching news on Facebook, and it hit home. I wanted to write about her tragedy in order to spread awareness about horrifying accidents that happen to kids around water and how they can be prevented. Lauren Reinke-Breen, a...

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CAST Water Safety Featured on the Boob Broads Podcast

CAST Water Safety Featured on the Boob Broads Podcast

“Self-rescue skills before swimming pool thrills!” May is Water Safety month and we are so excited and honored to share a special interview with two phenomenal women who advocate, empower and educate everyday to help save lives. Source:...

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CAST Founder Liz Huber Featured by Tulane University

CAST Founder Liz Huber Featured by Tulane University

Preventing childhood drowning is a full-time job — and a passion — for Elizabeth “Liz” Huber (SLA ’08). “I never imagined I would wear a wet suit to work, but I love what I do,” said Huber, who is the founder and director of CAST Water Safety Foundation, based in...

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End the Misinformation

End The Misinformation Forward To A Friend Dear Friends,At the National Drowning Prevention Alliance, part of our vision is to end childhood drowning - the single leading cause of death among children ages one to four. One major challenge we...

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