Level Water gives this to children with disabilities by teaching them to swim. For children who can’t access group swimming lessons, Level Water provide a year of one-to-one lessons to teach them the basics. They then help the children integrate successfully and progress on to competitive clubs. Without their work, most disabled children will never learn to swim.

Level Water is currently working at 50 sites across the country and teaching 500 children a week. With our help they can continue to grow to new towns and cities, giving every disabled child a fair start in sport.

I'm also doing this in honour of my mother's memory.  All her life she was a teacher, from the tin shacks of remote corners of South Africa, to the schools of London, and to people's homes.  She was concerned with children, and creating a foundation for the lives they could live.  Level Water would have been something she would have supported wholeheartedly.