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With so many new followers after our announcement about a new location, we’d like to reintroduce ourselves! We are All-Inclusive Aquatics and we are so glad you found us! 🤍

🚨New location alert🚨

JCC Omaha: indoor pool for year-round adaptive swim lessons, beginning January 2027!

📍 Staenberg Omaha Jewish Community Center, 333 S 132nd St. Omaha, Ne 68154

SUCH an amazing organization, with the most amazing purpose 🤍 We just got our raffle tickets and think you should too! 😉✨

‼️CALLING ALL LUKE SUPPORTERS‼️

We have been busy behind the scenes in preparation for our 2026 tournament. ⛳️ Since our event is in October this year, we wanted to ensure there was plenty of time for these generous donations to be used. 🎃 👻 🍂

🎟️ Only $10 per raffle ticket
📅 Purchase window: August 17 – August 31
🏆 Winner announced: September 1st

Every ticket supports Luke’s Lifeline, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to helping Omaha-area families access essential medical equipment. Your entry isn’t just a chance to win—it’s a chance to make a real impact. 💚💙💜

👉 Enter now: https://lukeslifeline.org/raffle/
📲 Or scan the QR code in the flyer

Tag a friend you’d bring with you and don’t miss out on some fall fun for a great cause! 🎃

Today is National Dog Day! 🐾

The PERFECT day to share these pictures of Violet-the QUEEN who inspired The Violet Hour Foundation 💜- with her service dog, Mando. Service dogs are constantly working to keep their people safe by being in tune with their person’s body signals.

It’s not as simple as searching “service dog” online and finding one. It takes months for a person to matched with a dog, then a few more months of the dog being trained for that person’s specific needs.

Mando spent months learning the minor changes Violet’s body makes when it is nearing dysregulation. He learned who his safe people are to help him assess a situation if he’s confused. He knows grounding strategies to support her regulation and safety.

You’ll notice Violet is NOT happy with having Mando’s picture taken. And Mando? He is confused and unsure what to do. You can see it in his eyes.

We asked Violet and her mom if we could take these pictures. The answer was yes, but you can still see that it disrupted the focus Mando had on keeping his girl safe.

We hope takeaways you’ll remember from this will be:

1. Just because someone may look like they don’t need a service dog, doesn’t mean they don’t. It means the service dog is doing their job and it’s your responsibility to let them keep working.

2. Never touch a service dog with their vest on. Looking in Mando’s direction caused confusion for him, now imagine if we had touched him. He would have been incredibly distracted, preventing him from doing his job. And that would have been entirely our fault.

On National Dog Day we want all the good dogs to get their pets and love. But we also want to make sure people are educated on service dog etiquette.

Because when we know better, we do better. 🐾

Stop by to visit Ms. Megan (Didulo) and Ms. Lilli tomorrow at CRCC's Big Dreams at Stinson Park in Aksarben! The race begins at 9 am, but there will be activities and performers to enjoy (for free!) from 9:30 am to 2 pm 🥳

The Main Stage - featuring local performances and two national stage show acts: Koo Koo and Peppa Pig & George
The Patio - Food Trucks & Stands
The Pavilion - Beverage Tent
The Possibility Playground - Kids Activity Area
The Village - Retail Vendors & Community Partner booths

Check out https://crccomaha.org/big-dreams/festival-guide.html to plan your day and we hope to see you there! 🎉

The sun made an appearance *just* in time yesterday for our swimmers to enjoy their last night at the outdoor pool! ☀️

If you haven’t heard of Nebraska Miss Amazing…you are missing out!! 🥹

From unsure to unstoppable!

This is the magic that happens when we team up with Camp Outpost Inc. ✨

Before going on the lake, Camp Outpost invited us to try out the slack line. Arya was SO excited...until her anxiety set in. She sat down and began saying she couldn't do it.

But here's the thing. When someone comes to us with a goal, we don't give up. Arya's smile is EXACTLY why! Because we believe in these kids and know they are capable of anything when they set their minds to it. We might need a little support from an adult (or 3), but we make it happen! 💪