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OPAF Welcomes AOPA as Silver Sponsor

November 10, 2014
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OPAF announced that the American Orthotic & Prosthetic Association (AOPA) is a 2015 silver-level sponsor. “AOPA is pleased to support the vital programs OPAF provides for our limb loss and limb impaired population. This support reflects the concerns and the dedication of our entire AOPA membership,” said Thomas Fise, JD, AOPA executive director.

“This financial support will mean further development of more introductory level adaptive recreation for those facing physical and/or mobility challenges. The First Clinics are meeting a need for increased mobility and activity for the population that we all serve,” said Robin Burton, OPAF executive director.

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