Swimming with purpose. Rising with pride
Please join in supporting Jordayna, a proud Jamaican national and talented artistic and competitive swimmer, as she prepares to represent her country on the international stage. These campaigns are dedicated to raising funds that will help cover travel and competition expenses, allowing Jordayna to pursue her dreams and showcase her talent worldwide. Every contribution brings her one stroke closer to making Jamaica proud.
How i stay focussed
Strike a balance
As a proud 90s student, I stay disciplined with my schoolwork while still giving my all in training and competition.
Compete with passion
Representing my club and country pushes me to stay mentally sharp and physically ready for every challenge on the national and international stage.
I train with purpose
I dedicate hours in the pool every week, pushing myself to improve every stroke and routine so I can perform at the highest level.
I stay goal-driven
Whether it’s winning a medal or qualifying for the next big event, I always keep my eyes on the bigger picture — the journey to the top.
Years of
Foundation
National
Representations
Different
countries
Training Hours
Per week
More then 345 000+
People Were Helped
Become the One Who is Considered a Hero
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