The mission of the Arthritis Society is to search for the underlying causes and subsequent cures for arthritis, and to promote the best possible care and treatment for people with arthritis. The Arthritis Society is Canada's only not-for-profit organization devoted solely to funding and promoting arthritis research, programs and patient care. Client services include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, social work, arthritis bluebird club, information and education. Services are provided in the home, school, workplace or agency office for children & adults diagnosed with an arthritic disease. Brampton & Mississauga: #214 - 40 Finchgate Blvd., Brampton, ON Tel: 905-455-6273 For frequent updates, visit The Arthritis Society for more information.
Registration for Strike Out Arthritis is free. Just gather your friends and family into a team of 4 bowlers. Each team member is required to raise $75 in pledges or $300 per team. Incentive prizes are offered to all participants. By raising additional pledges, you are eligible to receive more valuable prizes such as gift certificates for video rentals, and books and even home electronics.
All proceeds from Strike Out Arthritis support research into the causes and cures of arthritis, and local programs and services to improve the lives of people living with arthritis.
For more information or to register call The Arthritis Society's Brampton office at 905.455.6273.
The Arthritis Society is Canada's principle not-for-profit organization dedicated to searching for the underlying causes and subsequent cures for arthritis, and promoting the best possible care and treatment for the 4 million Canadians, 1.6 million Ontarians, living with this disabling disease. The Arthritis Society provides education, community support and research-based solutions to people living with arthritis, giving hope for a better life – today and tomorrow.
Contact: Lorna Catrambone, Manager, Regional Development, The Arthritis Society, 201 - 20 Nelson St. W., Brampton, OnL6X 2M5 905.455.6273
The Arthritis Society website - http://www.arthritis.ca/