Fuse Wheelchair Dance Society

We are a non-prof­it vol­un­teer-run soci­ety based in Van­cou­ver, Cana­da ded­i­cat­ed to inclu­sive dance for per­sons of all abil­i­ties and their part­ners.

Fuse Wheel­chair Dance was found­ed by Vince Preap, a wheel­chair-user and lover of dance, in 2016 as an inclu­sive place where per­sons with dis­abil­i­ties can learn to dance. They spe­cial­ize in part­ner dances between a seat­ed and stand­ing part­ner danc­ing to var­i­ous styles such as swing, sal­sa, and ball­room.

We host a month­ly dance class and social at the Blus­son Spinal Cord Cen­tre in Van­cou­ver, Cana­da. Check out our Face­book page for more details

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Two dancers move together in a ballroom dance studio with a wooden floor, bright lighting from the left, and in the background are seated and standing audience members. The dancer on the left, Cadi, is wearing a bright red dress and is positioned in a low lunge with arms extending out and holding hands with the dancer on the right, Vince, who is using a manual wheelchair and wearing a grey dress shirt and vest, his face turned away from the camera.

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