Dana Point Harbor Partners’ Underserved Youth Program Aims to Provide Ocean Experiences and Education to More Than 1,000 Underserved Youths

DANA POINT— The long-awaited $400 million, multiyear revitalization of Dana Point Harbor commenced at The Marina at Dana Point in August 2022. In collaboration with the California Coastal Commission

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robert harris says:

March 27, 2025 at 1:00 pm

This program has introduced over 50 students from Dana Hills High School who have developmental disabilities, to all the recreational activities on and near the water in Dana Point Harbor. As a result, several families have purchased paddle boards, to paddle as a family. They are so appreciative of this opportunity that opened a door they never considered. The Dana Point Outrigger Club met us while paddling with Westwind Sailing. The DP Outrigger club now includes an adaptive youth team. Thank you to The Marina @ Dana Point.

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