Washington's Kids Need More Access To Healthy Movement/Open Gyms
Kids who don’t have those opportunities are more likely to live shorter lives with greater health care costs and fewer chances to succeed.
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Kids who don’t have those opportunities are more likely to live shorter lives with greater health care costs and fewer chances to succeed.
Kids who don’t have those opportunities are more likely to live shorter lives with greater health care costs and fewer chances to succeed.
Kids who don’t have those opportunities are more likely to live shorter lives with greater health care costs and fewer chances to succeed.
Kids who don’t have those opportunities are more likely to live shorter lives with greater health care costs and fewer chances to succeed.
Kids in Washington are not moving nearly enough, a state task force concludes in a new report, especially in underserved communities.