Whether you're already a swimming fanatic or you're looking to dip your toe in for the first time, challenge yourself to take on an amazing challenge in aid of Asthma + Lung UK!

There are so many different swimming challenges you could take on – go to your local pool or try open water swimming and set a distance target to cover in a day or in  month! Take on your challenge anywhere and whenever you'd like.

Just £22 could help someone to
receive life-saving advice from our

Respiratory Specialists.
Jump in the water,
collect your sponsorship and make your swimming strokes count!

How do I get started?

  1. Register your swim with us so we can offer you all the support you need!
  2. You’ll get an online page created for your donations (you can collect cash donations offline too) and a free t-shirt for your event.
  3. Start fundraising – kick things off by making a donation yourself, it’s the best way to inspire other donations.
  4. Spread the word about your amazing challenge with your friends, family and on social media.
Need anything at all? Drop us an email.

Not sure what to do?

Here's some swimming inspiration.

Open water swim

Challenge yourself to swim in open water and cover a set distance in one day!

English Channel

Swim 22 miles over a number of weeks to cover the same distance of the English Channel

20 mins a day

Get down to your local pool every day of the month for 20 mins - consistency is key!

Marathon Swim

Take on a swim challenge like no other! Swim a marathon distance (or half marathon) over 12 weeks

Relay Swim

Get together a team and complete a set distance together, Team work is dream work!

Swim 4

Can you master 4 swimming styles? Freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly!

Corinne’s Story

“At times when the weather was cold it was a struggle, but we’ve been driven on by the fantastic support we’ve received from family and friends”

Advanced respiratory nurse Corinne, her patient Lynn, who has severe asthma, and Lynn’s daughter Indy raised over £3,000 through jumping in to cold waters of Lochs and rivers every day for a month. The trio wanted to do something to help raise money for vital research and important support for people with lung conditions.

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Any questions?

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