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NCHPAD - Building Healthy Inclusive Communities

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Director�s Column: NCHPAD with an �H� for Health and a New Home!


Welcome to the newly rebooted, refurbished and re-energized National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability (NCHPAD)! Our 13-year-old Center recently added a new letter to its name and headed south! The calling was much too great to overlook or ignore -- the opportunity for the Center to move to the next level and position itself at the intersection of a prestigious university and outstanding health and fitness facility that serves more than 4,000 people with disabilities and chronic health conditions. So we packed up the truck and headed south on I-65 for Birmingham, Alabama.

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