Ontario Trillium Foundation to announce major grant to support Special Olympics Ontario 2008 Spring Games in Durham Region
January 31, 2008
The Healthy Athletes program will provide Special Olympics athletes with a variety of health screenings and services through a series of clinics taking place at Durham College and UOIT. The clinics will be conducted May 8 to 10, three weeks prior to the Spring Games. Durham College and UOIT are the host site for the games' athletes and a number of events.
When:
Wednesday, February 6
10 a.m.
Who:
Lloyd White, chair, Ontario Trillium Foundation;
Glenn MacDonell, president and CEO, Special Olympics Ontario;
Leah Myers, president, Durham College;
Dr. Ronald Bordessa, president, UOIT; and
Chuck Mercier, deputy chief of police, Durham Regional Police Service and chair, Special Olympics Ontario 2008 Spring Games.
Where:
UOIT and Durham College
Gordon Willey building, Room SW206
2000 Simcoe Street North
Oshawa, Ontario
Parking:
Enter off Simcoe Street North and proceed to the Commencement parking lot
For more information:
Pauline Carey
Internal Communications, Special Olympics Ontario
416.447.8326 ext. 221
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