OUR DIVERS

Bryan dove in Roatan in January with his family.  Support him in future adventures.

Help Tui cover his certification fees.  Tui loves to spend time with us in the pool and at the crater.  Help cover his crater fees

This incredible woman is on her way to scuba diving world wide.  Help her reach her goals and follow her story.

Tabitha has struggled with chronic pain for many years.  Scuba is an opportunity for her to be physically active in a weightless environment.  Help Tabitha reach her scuba goals.

Bobby completed an Adaptive Diver certification and dove with us in Key Largo.  He is an incredible support to our program and can often be found at our events with his Go Pro and helping as surface support.  Bobby is currently training to become a Diveheart Adaptive Surface Buddy

If you know Sam, you can only imagine how much fun we have diving with him.  Sam has cerebral palsy and wears a full face mask with a communication system.  His most recent skills include underwater flips.  Sam and his friend Ryan run Extreme Motus, an all terrain wheelchair company. 

Nate and his family certified with Just Breathe Adaptive Scuba in 2024.  Nate runs his own nonprofit "Chair the Hope" which brings wheelchairs to underserved countries.  We had so much fun training this family to dive together.

Maeve is so much fun to dive with.  Maeve has a vision impairment and uses tactile signals to communicate underwater.  Maeve is going to learn to scuba dive so she can dive with her dad.

Missy has spina bifida and uses a wheelchair.  She is an incredibly busy young lady running her own organization for girls who use wheelchairs in Utah called "Wheel Babes," but she still finds time to dive with us!

Brin dives with us in the pool on a regular basis.  She was born with cerebral palsy.  She doesnt understand how to equalize her ears yet so we spend our time diving about six inches deep, collecting rings off the surface.  She wears a full facemask when she dives and always makes our day to dive with her. 

Ryan  is one of our new divers.  He has Down's syndrome and doesnt talk very much but is learning fast.  We are excited to get him to the point where he can go diving with his dad who is already a scuba diver.