Salt Lake County Adaptive Aquatics
Adaptive lessonsSalt Lake County Parks and Recreation offers the Otters Swim Club for kids ages 3 and up with autism or intellectual disabilities, using small groups and a low student-to-teacher ratio.
Visit siteFor autistic kids, swimming is a safety skill — drowning is a leading cause of injury death among autistic children. Salt Lake County has adaptive programs and specialty swim schools that teach at a child's pace, safety first.
Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation offers the Otters Swim Club for kids ages 3 and up with autism or intellectual disabilities, using small groups and a low student-to-teacher ratio.
Visit siteFounded by a neurodivergent instructor, this Draper-based school specializes in swimmers with autism, ADHD, and sensory sensitivities, with in-home options across the county.
Visit siteA swim school that lets parents flag a child's special-needs characteristics at registration so instructors can tailor lessons accordingly.
Visit siteA county program providing extra one-on-one support so children with disabilities can participate in standard group swim lessons alongside peers.
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