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Kralendijk- A total of 5 childeren last week Thursday managed to successfully pass their swimming exam at CoCo Beach.
The young swimmers performed so well, that two were awarded their B-diploma and 2 even a C-diploma.
Children who are unable to pay for the swimming lessons themselves, are now receiving support from Kinderhulp Bonaire (child help Bonaire)
The work of Kinderhulp has not gone unnoticed in The Hague. The unique swimming project has received a nice subsidy from the Ministry of Social Affairs & Employment from the ‘Opportunities for All Children’ project.
Children or their parents can can contact one of the district coordinators of the Society & Care Department of the Local Government to see if they are eligible for financial support under this program.
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