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Laura, and her coach Jen from PNGI, spent years working together.

They attended many workout classes, spent a summer doing Club Fit, and took turns leading workouts over Zoom through COVID. They proposed an idea to the city to create a fitness class that is accessible to people of all abilities.

The city got on board and said they loved the idea!!!! Now Laura has a job that is meaningful, enjoyable, and a great way for Laura to stay fit. She now has a job she is proud of and says she enjoys being a leader in the community!

Laura Video story is 90 Seconds to 2 Minute Video

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A person in a pink shirt and dark pants stands outside, holding a piece of paper as a self-advocate. They are near a young tree with green leaves. The background shows more greenery and a fence under the cloudy sky, highlighting the beauty of DiversAbility.

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