11/14/2025
I was asked to share the following information to our community. May Dina's memory forever be a blessing to the world.
"Dear Friend,
Three years ago, my daughter Dina drowned in a tragic accident, forever changing my life. Now, as a mother on a mission, I’m dedicated to, with G-d's help preventing other families from enduring such a devastating loss. Drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for children under five. Drownings happen (G-d forbid) quickly and quietly, even with adults nearby. The CDC reports that 88% of drownings happen with at least one adult nearby.
I’ve recently become involved with Team Protect, a nonprofit dedicated to preventing childhood tragedies through awareness, education, and smart safety tools. Team Protect has been working tirelessly to identify the best safety solutions and add vital layers of protection. Among them are the SwamCam, an external camera that alerts when someone enters the pool, and the Coral Mylo, an AI-powered underwater camera that not only detects pool entry but also identifies drownings in real time and alerts caregivers instantly.
Read our comparative analysis on pool technology and life-saving safety information here: kidsafepool.org
These tools are not replacements for supervision or fencing, but they are powerful additional safeguards, and they’ve already helped save lives. Please also take a moment to watch this short video. Sharing this email and video with your community and friends could be a lifesaving decision.
Please also consider sharing the following key safety tips:
Active, Constant Supervision: Designate a responsible adult as a “water watcher” whose only job is to actively supervise swimmers. Switch every 15 minutes to stay alert. Phones should be placed in a designated spot near the pool in case of emergency—but not in anyone’s hand during supervision.
Post Visible Poolside Information: Keep emergency contacts, your home address, and other critical info posted near the pool where it’s easy to find in a crisis.
Set Up the Pool Properly: Install a fence at least 4 feet high with self-latching gates. In many places, this is legally required. Never rely on a pool cover alone.
Use Alarms and Detection Tech: Add alarms to pool gates, windows, and doors. Consider a Coral Mylo device—it uses AI to monitor for distress and detect danger in real time, offering critical seconds when they matter most.
Clear the Pool Area After Use & Follow Best Practices: Remove toys and floating objects that may lure children back into the water. Secure flotation devices before entering the pool. Dress children in bright swimsuits—neon orange, pink, and red are easier to see underwater than blues or pastels.
Invest in Swim Lessons: Help your community ensure that children receive age-appropriate swimming and water safety instruction. you can refer them to infantswim.com, which connects parents to certified self-rescue instructors for kids as young as 6 months.
If you’d like more information, or want to get involved in our efforts, please reach out to me at [email protected] or connect with Mimi Marozov on our team at (929) 582 - 5625.
Praying for good news only,
Sara Dorsky
Team Protect
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Sara Dorsky
teamprotect.org | [email protected]"
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Team Protect also offers additional need-based subsidies to make these devices even more accessible to families. While Team Protect cannot assume responsibility for any technology, we conduct due diligence on every safety product we recommend, including research and testing, and we never accept compensation from companies to ensure our recommendations remain objective and unbiased.
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