Infant Swimming Resource
Consumer ServicesFlorida, United States201-500 Employees
Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) is a mid-sized consumer services organization based in Winter Park, Florida, that operates on a global scale. It provides survival swimming lessons for infants and young children, a program it pioneered in 1966, with instruction delivered by a network of highly trained ISR Instructors. The organization centers its mission on preventing drownings of children under four, a principle that shapes its work and partnerships, drawing on nearly six decades of research and practical experience to achieve results in pools around the world. ISR serves families seeking to reduce the risk of drowning by teaching self-rescue skills to young children and promotes a multi-layer approach to water safety that includes environmental safeguards and active supervision, while emphasizing the child’s role in saving themselves if they fall into the water. The organization reports delivering more than 19,000,000 ISR Self-Rescue Lessons and notes more than 450,000 graduates with numerous documented survival stories. In late 2025, ISR announced a partnership with the City of Yuma to extend access to water-safety training in the region. Overall, ISR operates within the consumer services industry from its Winter Park base, maintaining a broad network of instructors.