PHOTOS: Inclusive Experience Returns to Hobart Beaches
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Children living with disabilities take part in the first 'Starfish Nippers' session for 2023 at Kingston Beach. Image / Kingston Beach SLSC
The Starfish Nippers program, run by Hobart Surf Life Saving Clubs in association with Variety, is back for another summer and offering children living with disabilities the opportunity to experience the joys of the ocean!
On Tuesday, the Kington Beach, Carlton Park and Clifton Beach Surf Life Saving community came together to support the children in the water, with lots of laughter and smiles on display.
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The program not only provides a fun and inclusive activity for children with disabilities, but also helps to promote friendships and community support.
The Surf Life Saving Clubs are proud to offer this program and are excited for another successful season of Starfish Nippers.
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