Swimming pools are more than just places to swim, in regional and remote areas, they are vital hubs for communities, bringing people together and supporting health, connection, and learning.

 

A recent Aqua Instructor course in Humpty Doo - Northern Territory, coordinated by AUSTSWIM State Coordinator Wendy Hammond and delivered by Trainer Desley Palmer, is a perfect example of how training can energise local facilities and strengthen services for the community.

 

Joshua and Paige Bunting from Humpty Doo Aquatic Adventures shared:

 

 

The course sparked momentum, with the venue expressing strong interest in hosting additional AUSTSWIM programs, a sign that professional training not only builds skills but also keeps regional and remote pools active, engaged, and ready to serve their communities.

 

AUSTSWIM Head of State Operations Samantha Tantum acknowledged the achievement:

 

 

AUSTSWIM CEO Brad Maunsell added:

 

 

Humpty Doo Aquatic Adventures has also invested in promoting their Aqua Aerobics programs through a professionally developed educational video, a clear example of how accredited training translates into stronger engagement and vibrant community hubs.

 

View their reel here:

 

Consistency. Credibility. Capability. Community.

 

That’s how AUSTSWIM supports regional and remote Australia, building skills, energising centres, and strengthening communities.