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Phoenix Walk for Apraxia upcoming Nov. 14

The 2026 Walk for Apraxia is coming on Nov. 14 at Grenada Park in east Phoenix.

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The 2026 Phoenix Walk for Apraxia is upcoming from 9-10 a.m. on Nov. 14 at Granada Park in east Phoenix.

The walk will benefit children with apraxia of speech, which is a rare motor speech disorder that makes it difficult for an individual to speak.

Treatment includes intense speech therapy and sometimes other therapies to help an individual reach their highest communication ability, but there is no cure.

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