Below are some of the MHK community organizations who could benefit from an Indoor Aquatics Center, promoting safety, health and wellness. Click on their link to learn more about them.

Think is how well these league champions would do if they could practice in a pool where they could host meets & compete in diving!

In MHK, parents report that the summer lessons fill up before their kids can enroll. Save a life with year-round pool access!

Partnering with KS Special Olympics, MHK Parks and Rec offers summer adaptive swim lessons for youth with special needs.

As a community with multiple large bodies of water, swift water rescue teams need year-round training spaces to maintain readiness.

Water aerobics and water walking are critical ways to stay active without high impact across our lives.

Practicing at a private gym with only 4 lanes, this team can't grow to increase access to competitive youth swimming.

Even though the K-State natatorium has closed, this resilient club finds ways to practice and compete against other universities!

MHK is home to a thriving triathlete community, with clubs and events for all ages who enjoy a little swim with their running and biking.

Did you know MHK is home to nationally-ranked adult swimmers who would love a place to practice together?

When flash floods strike, our emergency responders want to be trained and ready.
Researchers find that kids who learn to swim at an early age reach developmental milestones more quickly than their peers who don't swim. Researchers hypothesize this is because water allows movement in all directions, which is not possible on land!
Since the natatoriums closure, K-State Students no longer have a place to access swimming for health, safety or recreation!
Swimming offers unique benefits to youth with autism. Learn more at the Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation:
Critical to community health and wellness are the multiple world class Physical Therapy organizations in MHK whose patients (potentially any one of us) would have greater access to aquatic therapy. and rehabilitation at an Indoor Aquatics Center.
With so many ways to engage, every person is sure to find a way that water will benefit them!
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