Episode 22 | Making Winter Sports Accessible for Kids & Youth with Disabilities
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In this month’s episode, Janet talks to Paul Rogers the President of Ontario Track 3 Adaptive Sports Association, a charitable organization that provides skiing opportunities for children and teens with physical and developmental disabilities. Janet and Paul talk about how children with physical and mental disabilities benefit from their programs and the importance of making sports accessible. If you’d like to find out more about Track 3 you can visit their website here. 
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