Fitness, Recreation, and Social Programs for Seniors - London and Middlesex

These services are located in London and Middlesex
Services displayed on the map:
	BGC London - Horton Street 50+ Centre - Accessible Seniors Aquatic Program (ASAP)
	Canadian Centre for Activity and Aging
	Elmwood Lawn Bowling Club
	Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism - London Branch
	Huff n' Puff Seniors Fitness Association
	London (City of) - Argyle Seniors' Satellite
	London (City of) - Boyle Seniors' Satellite
	London (City of) - Byron Seniors' Satellite
	London (City of) - Chalmers Seniors' Satellite
	London (City of) - Earl Nichols Seniors' Satellite
	London (City of) - East Lions Seniors' Satellite
	London (City of) - Medway Seniors' Satellite
	London (City of) - Parks and Recreation Department
	London (City of) - Stronach Seniors' Satellite
	London InterCommunity Health Centre - Huron St Site - Tai Chi Exercise for Older Adults
	London Middlesex Community Support Services Network
	Northwest London Resource Centre
	Seniors Learning in Retirement London (SLR)
	South London Neighbourhood Resource Centre - Adults and Seniors Programs
	South London Neighbourhood Resource Centre - Friday Lunch for Adults and Seniors
	St Joseph's Health Care London - Parkwood Institute - Specialized Geriatric Services - Third Age Outreach
	West Park Baptist Church - Adult Ministries

Services not displayed on the map:
	London Senior 55+ Games - District 30

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