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Exercise and Falls Prevention Programs - Northern

Exercise classes with a focus on falls prevention help older adults stay healthy, active, and mobile. Classes are publicly-funded and held at various community locations. There is no fee for eligible participants.

See also Fitness, Recreation, and Social Programs for People with Disabilities, Fitness, Recreation, and Social Programs for Seniors, and Safety and Injury Prevention.

 
These services are located in Northern
Eabametoong First Nation - Nursing Station - Falls Prevention and Community Elder Exercise Program  
Kevin S C Sagutcheway Nursing Station, Eabametoong First Nation, ON  P0T 1L0 		807-242-1157
North Caribou Lake First Nation - Home and Community Care Building - Falls Prevention and Community Elder Exercise Program  
24 Ernie's Rd Home and Community Care Building, North Caribou Lake First Nation, ON  P0V 2Y0 		807-469-5397
VON - Northwestern Ontario - Rossport - Community Hall - Falls Prevention and Community Senior Exercise Program  
200 Main St, Thunder Bay, Unorganized, ON  P0T 2R0 		807-344-0012 Ext 260

These services are located outside of Northern, but provide service to Northern.
Virtual Care Rehab  
Oshawa, ON  M3B 0S3
VON - Northwestern Ontario - Thunder Bay - Main Office  
1265 Arthur St E Suite 600, Thunder Bay, ON  P7E 6E7 		807-344-0012

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