All-Inclusive Aquatics LLC

Summer time = lake time! Join us as we partner with two AMAZING organizations for adaptive and inclusive kayaking, paddle boarding, and wakesurfing! Camp Outpost Inc. Fort Wake LLC

Kayaking + Paddle boarding is at Lake Cunningham and you can sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0848AEA62AA3FFC07-62757982-lake #/

Wakesurfing is in Ashland, Nebraska and dates will be announced soon, but you can complete this form to be contacted once they are decided: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJP93iRbjspeBzXi0SrUaaJ5nIsX8fXMU_CuIsgq4XdYcx-w/viewform?usp=header

Our goal is to give families unforgettable experiences where they can learn about water sports and lake safety in a welcoming environment. Support staff is trained in water rescues, paddle instruction, surf instruction, and adapting to intellectual, physical, developmental, communication, and sensory differences. We are here to support YOU and YOUR family.

Social narratives are available, we will have a variety of coast guard approved lifejackets, and encourage regulation supports such as headphones, chewies, or whatever else makes your loved one feel safe. If you sign up and your loved one would rather watch or is becoming overwhelmed with the environment, we can take a step back and alter the experience to be meaningful for them without making them feel pressured to go on the water.

✨Swimmer Spotlight✨

Meet Charlie! He is 6 years old and on the Autism Spectrum with ADHD. When he first started lessons he didn't enjoy bath time. Anything having to do with water was labeled as "scary". Now? He is THRIVING! He looks forward to coming to the pool and each week makes more progress; with independent swimming, calming his body so he can be safe, and focusing on a specific task in an exciting environment.

When someone joins our program we aim to give them skills that will extend beyond their swim lessons. From Charlie's bravery to stand on a paddle board and more recently earning swimmer of the week at his camp...it's safe to say Charlie's success is emerging in other aspects of his life!

We are so proud of Charlie and are grateful to be part of his journey 🥰

Thank you to The University of Utah for highlighting the amazing things Megan Latta did while with us for her Doctoral Capstone! 💫

OT Student Blends a Lifelong Love of Swimming with a Passion for Helping Kids Meet Megan Latta, an OT student combining her love of swimming and pediatric care through aquatic occupational therapy.

Don't let incontinence keep your swimmer from enjoying time in the water! 🌊 We recently became an affiliate of Splash About to offer between 20-25% off pricing on incontinence swimwear that goes beyond toddler sizing. 👏

We will be placing an order on Friday, June 12th at 9 am. If you'd like us to order something for you, please let us know through messenger or email to [email protected] 🙂

Some of our favorites products can be found through the links below:
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Size guide: https://us.splashabout.com/pages/size-guide-usa -children-adults_sas

✨Swimmer Spotlight✨

Meet Jacob! Jacob is a very sweet 14 year old whose family drives almost 30 minutes to the pool each week after having received a scholarship through The Violet Hour Foundation.

Jacob's mom says, "So many things are 'off limits' for Jacob because of his high level of need. This is the perfect opportunity for him. In the water he can feel happy. Feel fulfilled. Feel FREE from the weight of this world."

Thank you to The Violet Hour Foundation for sponsoring Jacob and the three other scholarship recipients for one on one lessons. And thank you to Jacob's family for trusting us to teach him. We've been enjoying every splash, smile, and sound he's made. Because we know that Jacob communicates differently and those loud, echoing sounds he makes...are his way of telling us that he does indeed feel happy, fulfilled, and free 🤍

Participating in swim lessons during ages 1-4 decreases the likelihood that your little one will drown by 88%. To promote water safety as pools begin to open, we have had the pleasure of hosting the Down Syndrome Alliance of the Midlands Little Ones group for an adaptive swim series! 💙💛

Forget to sign up for swim lessons?

You’re in luck-we’ve got a few openings left for weekly private lessons from May 31st to August 22nd! Message us to reserve your time.

If none of the remaining times fit your schedule, you can sign up for drop-in lessons here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTo0NkIxFD1NuPZWIKAj-KJ1KN-SO9PhOOgujhahFW1tDEmQ/viewform?pli=1

It's been one week and we aren’t done bragging about how amazing the first Day of Commitment to Inclusive Water Safety was! Every family was able to choose between a variety of floats to practice being safe. We even had a special visit from OPD and they were kind enough to let one of our kids practice speaking on their radio! This is inclusion in action 🤍

For people with intellectual and/or developmental differences, pre-teaching can make all the difference when being safe at the pool!

Pre-teaching is reviewing guidelines and the reasons something is unsafe before placing expectations in the moment. Because when someone is excited to get in the pool, they may communicate it any way they can. Maybe that communication is throwing something less than ideal in the pool- like their shoes, towel, or even a phone. But with our community resource fair, we were able to provide pre-teaching in ways that support our swimmers' learning styles!

From cut/paste activities, to a find the lifeguard activity, scavenger hunt, sorting safe vs. unsafe things a swimmer does at the pool, and things that can vs. cannot go in a pool, every swimmer was able to make a connection from what they learned in the gym, to the things they do at the pool.

It was truly magical to see the 'lightbulb' moments when something resonated with a swimmer! 💡💡

May 17, 2026 was a day we will always remember. It was the first Day of Commitment to Inclusive Water Safety for the city of Omaha, in accordance with a proclamation signed by Mayor John W. Ewing, Jr..

All of us at All-Inclusive Aquatics have always understood the importance of inclusion, access, and opportunity. While we facilitate aquatic opportunities with our swim, therapy, and recreational programs, we are only one organization.

We see so much success in each program participant. Yet when they go to the pool with their families, they aren't always welcomed. Directly, some of our families have been asked to leave pools because their swimmer was having a meltdown and while they were able to regulate themselves, it had already "caused a disturbance" to other guests. Indirectly, some of our families have had to leave pools because their swimmer's privacy and humility was not respected during a medical emergency.

This proclamation is a reminder to the families we work with that we will do everything to make them feel welcome, not only when they are in the pool with us, but at all pools. To educate the community that everyone deserves a chance to live their best lives. Because as the proclamation says, "lasting access requires the support and commitment of the broader community".

And so with that, we will continue to urge all those around us to recognize that competence and independence looks different for everyone-but everyone is capable in their own capacity.