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Scuba diving is becoming more accessible to people living with disability

Published 19 June 2023, 8:42 am
A scuba diving training program is making the activity more accessible to people living with disability. With the assistance of adaptive instructors, the open water dive program is proving to have both physical and mental health benefits.
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