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West Michigan
Water Safety Alliance

Photo Credit : Sovereign Photography

Who We Are

The West Michigan Water Safety Alliance (WMWSA) is a nonprofit organization focused on water safety, specifically dangerous currents in Lake Michigan.

WMWSA's sub program called the Holland Ambassadors Program and Education (H.A.P.E)  has volunteers that act as beach ambassadors who are responsible for educating the public about dangerous water currents, like rip currents, and water safety practices. Beach Ambassadors will promote good water safety practices through touching base with each beach goer to give them brochures, water watcher cards and wristbands, community events, and outreach.  Volunteers will generally work in shifts of 2 to 4 hours. Additionally, volunteers may be involved in other activities such as beach clean-up days, festival booths, educational foot patrols, and local non-profit organizations special events including beach safety training.

Beach
Beach Cleanup Volunteers

Beach Ambassadors

Safety on our Beaches

Holland Ambassadors Program and Education

Services

Water

Education

Learn About Water Safety on the Great Lakes

Beach Cleanup Volunteers

Beach Ambassadors

Holland Water Safety Ambassadors Program and Education

Outdoor Market

Area Activities

Discounts and Alternative Activities on Red Flag Days

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Holland Ambassadors Program and Education
Holland Ambassador Program and Education (H.A.P.E.)

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