Nonprofits, businesses create beneficial collaborations to better communities
by Jim Elliott Daily Herald (Chicago) The collaboration between for profit businesses and organizations in the nonprofit world is part art and part science. In…
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No Arms, No Legs, No Worries
NewsUSA One might not think that someone with no arms and no legs could swim, much less scuba dive, but with the help of one…
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TEAM UP – A UNIQUE PARTNERSHIP TO STUDY THE EFFECTS OF SCUBA DIVING ON PEOPLE WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS
Team Up A Unique Partnership to Study the Effects of Scuba Diving on People with Autism Spectrum Disorders by Mike EllisHinsdale Magazine Many partnerships between…
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Diveheart Malaysia: Diving Without Legs
Selam Tanpa Kaki Majalah: Diving Without Legs (video) An inspirational video from Diveheart Malaysia. Watch video on Youtube
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M&J Paving Hosts Fundraiser For Diveheart
The power of partnership shined again when M & J Paving hosted a major fundraiser to benefit Diveheart at Maggiano’s in Oakbrook Illinois. Both M…
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Diveheart Texas: Adaptive program helps people with disabilities learn to scuba dive
by Teresa Woodard, WFAA (ABC TV-8), Fort Worth, Texas “You don’t know that you can’t do it until you try it and you find out…
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Sarawak, Malaysia: Pengalaman menyelam skuba oleh pesakit patah tulang belakang (video)
Diveheart Malaysia KUCHING 26 Ogos – Seorang belia yang mengalami patah tulang belakang sejak dua tahun lalu kelihatan gembira setelah menyertai sesi percubaan menyelam skuba…
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Malaysia: Diveheart Borneo program in Kuching, Sarawak (video)
Premier Marine and Scuba Centre Diveheart Borneo program in Kuching Sarawak with DiveHeart Coordinator, Mr Ernest C Teo and Premier Marine Scuba Centre Kuching. The…
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Borneo Post (Malaysia): Diveheart gives hope to spinal injury patient
by Lim How Pim, Borneo Post (Malaysia) KUCHING: Freddick Jilam, 26, lost mobility partially due to spinal injury resulting from a road accident about two…
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POWER OF THE POOL
POWER OF THE POOL By Annemarie Mannion Naperville Magazine (August 2018) Bill Bogdan cannot remember a time when he wasn’t in a wheelchair. The Mokena resident suffered neuroblastoma of the spine (a form of cancer that occurs most often in infants and young children) when he was eight months old..
