Pool Fence Safety Program 2026

Apply now for a no-cost pool fence for eligible families in the Phoenix-Metro area.

Child Crisis Arizona in partnership with SRP, State Farm and local firefighter charities, is addressing water safety in our community. Together with collaborative efforts, we introduced the Pool Fence Safety Program designed to provide those in need of a pool fence with the opportunity to apply for a free one.

Applications are open through April 5, 2026, please click below:

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If you would like to learn more about water safety, attend our free online Water Safety Course by clicking below.

Water Safety Course

Child Crisis Arizona con SRP, State Farm y organizaciones benéficas locales de bomberos son abordando la seguridad del agua en la comunidad. Juntos con esfuerzos colaborativos, presentamos el Programa de Cerca Protectora para Albercas. Diseñado para proporcionar a aquellos que necesitan una cerca de alberca la oportunidad de presentar una solicitud.

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