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"We have to keep the people interested and we have to find ways to get them to do things that they don't want to." Forcing people to do strenuous exercise is not the prime objective of the program. Laura explailied, "We work on their weak areas and try to develop it. With cerebral palsy• patients we try to teach them to swim." Bernadette added,"We try to give them the skills so they can be integrated into community programs." One group of mentally handicapped people from Exeter, for instance, are allowed to join in with the public swimming class at night. The program does not end there. When not teaching, the girls are planning new progams and finding ways to reach more people. A Fun and Fitness program will begin on July 1, when the girls will visit nursing homes in the county and work with people who are unable to leave the home. As well, several proposed progams are in the planning stages. A back ,prevention session has been discussed to ease pain and mobilize the muscles and bones in those who have back ailments. A maintenance program may be started for those who need to put injured limbs, such as broken arms and legs,' back into working shape. An additional program for stroke patients is being planned specifically for those who are not presently in- volved in another program, like the Stroke Club, operating out of Huronview. "Unfortunately we don't have a comfortable spot for people to visit at the centre but" someday we'd like to be able to have a group come in for a day to make their own lunch and have a°visit," she said. ° 'The social aspect is stressed in the program. On Monday night, the mentally handicapped from group homes in Exeter, Goderich and Wingham joined for a night of swimming and a dance. .All seems to be going well at the Recreation For Special Needs project, but one large obstacle stands in the way of any long run development. Being a Canada Works project, financed by the gover- nment, the grant funding will run out in September, leaving the project with no operating money. Without this, eight months of planning and work could be finished. Bernadette is con- cerned about this possible bleak future, but hopes that the program can continue. "We hope to find funds to continue this," she said. "I think there's enough groups involved in the program who think it's worthwhile. So maybe they can help."