A celebration to mark the International Day for Disabled People and also 1,000 days until the start of the London 2012 Paralympics, is to take place in Reading.
The Reading Walks scheme is accredited under the National Walking for Health Initiative, which aims to increase people's physical activity levels.
Reading Borough Council's Sport Reading Development Team has developed the program, which is aimed at encouraging children (aged 1-4 years) and their parents to get more involved in healthy eating and exercise.
Hundreds of pupils in Reading have been set a challenge by the Council to get fitter, healthier and improve their lifestyle.
Reading residents are invited to take part in a revolutionary healthy lifestyle education programme launched this week.
A newsletter featuring a range of activities and trips for disabled children and their families in Reading has been launched.
Hockey and girls' football sessions for Reading's youngsters have kicked off at Prospect Park.
Tennis fans are in for a smashing time at Christchurch Meadows thanks to a revamp of the old tennis courts.
An information and fun day for disabled children in Reading and their families is taking place this weekend.
Up for doing something a bit different? Then why not go along to Reading's first ever Gymnastic and Street Cheer Festival.
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