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2009- 2019: DancingStrong now established as a registered CIC - DancingStrong Movement Lab CIC

DancingStrong has just completed its 10th year. Today also marks the celebration of our recent success in achieving a new status for our company. The company is now a registered CIC (Community Interest Company)  and will now officially be called- DancingStrong Movement Lab CIC (previously named - DancingStrong)


Co- Directors: Adesola Akinleye (left) and Helen Kindred (right)
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