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What is Dancing for Fun and Better Health?
Dancing for Fun provides dance and movement classes for adults (50+) within Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. Classes are in sheltered housing and community facilities with an emphasis on enjoyment, meeting new people and getting the body moving, in a sociable and relaxed atmosphere.
It is funded by the Big Lottery and is part of Age UK (formally Age Concern) Fit as a Fiddle programme which champions physical activity and well-being for older people.
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Contact
Claire Scott
Project Manager (Health and Adult Participation)
Telephone: 01487 849912
Email: claire.scott@livingsport.co.uk
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Date: 7th February 2012
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