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2004 World Congress and Exposition on Disabilities

Start Date: October 7, 2004

End Date: October 9, 2004

Description:The World Congress and Exposition on Disabilities (WCD) is an annual conference and trade show bringing together people with disabilities, their families and caregivers with physicians, allied healthcare professionals, educators, therapists and all others within the disability community. Joining this collaboration are the associations, manufacturers and providers that serve this industry. The WCD provides a forum for sharing ideas, experiences and support for families and professionals involved in the care and development of those with disabilities and special healthcare needs. The WCD offers over 120 educational seminars, an Assistive Technology Learning Center, a Sports and Recreation Activity Center and an Employment Pavilion, as well as the latest products and services from over 200 exhibitors.

Conference Website: http://www.wcdexpo.com/

Location: Orlando, Florida, United States

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