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Community Voice: Children and Youth Programs (The CAGE)


Some synonyms for the word 'cage' include to confine, enclose, coop up, shut in, and impound. This doesn't sound all too appealing, right? Just the opposite is true when talking about The CAGE, located in Edmonton, Alberta. The CAGE is a program for children and youth with disabilities out of the University of Alberta with their goal being "to provide opportunities for children and youth to participate in physical activity and fitness programs [and] to develop skills and knowledge towards health and wellness while asserting autonomy and independence in a fun and social environment."

For the full column, go to http://www.ncpad.org/632/2598/Review~of~Effectiveness~of~Physical~Interventions~for~SCI.


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