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events
The following events have been organized by families of children who have hemiplegia. These are wonderful opportunities to meet other families! CHASA will help sponsor picnics, fun days, and speakers. Contact CHASA for information about how to hold an event in your area.
2010 Events
2010 CHASA National Family Retreat - location to be
announced
Pediatric Stroke Stroll - San Antonio, Texas
Childhood Stroke Awareness Walk and Picnic - Boston, MA
Kentucky Bowl
- Lexington, Kentucky
9th Annual DC/MD/VA Childhood Stroke Awareness Walk and Picnic - Potomac,
MD
Singapore Walkathon
Philadelphia Area Kids Have Strokes Family Fun Day
2009 Events
2009 CHASA National Family Retreat - Florence, Alabama
Pediatric Stroke Stroll - San Antonio, Texas
Kentucky Bowl - Lexington, Kentucky
Stop Kids Strokes
Walk 4 Research -
Colchester, CT
Childhood Stroke Awareness Walk and Picnic - Boston, MA
Childhood Stroke Awareness Walk - Central Florida
Childhood Stroke Awareness Walk - Rhode Island
Childhood Stroke Awareness Walk - Washington
8th Annual DC/MD/VA Childhood Stroke Awareness Walk and Picnic - Potomac,
MD
Philadelphia Area Kids Have Strokes Family Fun Day
Singapore Walkathon
2008 Events
Southeast Family
Weekend Atlanta, GA
Midwest Retreat
Rockford, Illinois
North Texas Family
Weekend
Dallas Fort Worth, TX
Northwest Retreat Grand Mound,
WA
New England Weekend Retreat
Sturbridge, MA
Philadelphia Area Picnic Medina, PA;
Picnic sponsored by CHASA
7th Annual DC/Maryland/VA Childhood Stroke Awareness Walk & Picnic
Stop Kids Strokes
Walk 4 Research - Colchester, CT
Indiana Strikes for
Strokes Bowl-a-thon
Florida /Southeast Family Gathering
Singapore Walkathon
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The information contained in this Children's Hemiplegia and Stroke Association (CHASA) Web site is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment, and CHASA recommends consultation with your doctor or health care professional.