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We have been organized for 11 years and service the Twin Cities and Minnesota areas. We are a group that started out with just four families and now we are 200+ strong! The parents in volved in this group all have gluten-free children and we help each other in so many ways: whether it is those early years of a celiac diagnosis and navigating the gluten-free diet at school or in the later years when maintaining the gluten-free diet becomes crucial. We have support group meetings, online support, and family activities within our group, but we also serve the greater community with the Gluten-Free Fun Camp and the Making Tracks for Celiacs Walk/Run and Food Fair.
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The Raising Our Celiac Kids (ROCK)- Twin Cities Chapter is busy with events, tips, and valuable information for parents navigating through their child's gluten-free lifestyle. We support each other's efforts to keep our kids healthy.
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Information on ROCK Membership
We have 200+ families involved in our support group. ROCK -Twin Cities is a 501c3 non-profit. We invite all people who live a gluten-free lifestyle to be members of our organization.
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Tie up your running and walking shoes and become a loud and proud celiac supporter when you attend the will hold the 9th Annual International Making Tracks for Celiacs on Saturday, May 15, 2010 at Holy Family Catholic High School in Victoria, Minn.
Organized by R.O.C.K. (Raising Our Celiac Kids) Twin Cities, this family-friendly event's goal is to gather the celiac community in an affordable way to raise public awareness, educate each other, raise money for research, and of course-- eat fabulous gluten-free food!
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Each year, hundreds of individuals and dozens of companies contribute money, products and time to help make this event a success. And we invite your family to join us and find out why its an event that's not-to-be-missed!
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