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Culture, Sports and Recreation Programs

Provided by: CNIB Foundation - PEI - AKA: Formerly Canadian National Institute for the Blind

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Provides variety of recreational in-person and online programs. Includes:

Seated dance fitness
Book club
Yoga
Social meet up
Guitar meet up (In-person meeting hosted locally at Charlottetown office)
Music (music appreciation meet up etc.)
Amateur Radio
Game meet up and more

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Service Description

Provides variety of recreational in-person and online programs. Includes:

Seated dance fitness
Book club
Yoga
Social meet up
Guitar meet up (In-person meeting hosted locally at Charlottetown office)
Music (music appreciation meet up etc.)
Amateur Radio
Game meet up and more

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Description:	Provides variety of recreational in-person and online programs. Includes: Seated dance fitness Book club Yoga Social meet up Guitar meet up (In-person meeting hosted locally at Charlottetown office) Music (music appreciation meet up etc.) Amateur Radio Game meet up and more
Eligibility:	Individuals who are blind or partially sighted, their families, friends and caregivers
Fees:	No fees
How to Access:	Register online or email to register
Documents Required:	Not applicable
Language:	English
Website:	https://www.cnib.ca/en/programs-and-services/play/culture-sports-and-recreation-programs?region=pe
Coverage Area:	Kanata / Canada
Program Hours:	Varies

CNIB - National Office

No physical location, East York, ON
Coverage Area: Kanata / Canada
Accessibility: Not applicable
Mon: 9:30am - 5:30pm
Tue: 9:30am - 5:30pm
Wed: 9:30am - 5:30pm
Thu: 9:30am - 5:30pm
Fri: 9:30am - 5:30pm
AST hours
info@cnib.ca

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