The Metro: Detroiter tapped to lead National PAL’s youth mental health and wellness program
Sports clinician and former NCAA standout Dr. Galen Duncan joined the show to discuss his new role and his connection to Detroit PAL.
Dr. Galen Duncan is a nationally recognized sports clinician, former NCAA standout basketball star, and Detroit PAL alumnus.
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Detroit’s Police Athletic League (Detroit PAL) has been around since 1969. The organization’s goal is to make sure kids and families are supported with the tools to take with them through life.
The National Association of Police Athletic/Activities Leagues (National PAL) recently announced the appointment of native Detroiter Dr. Galen Duncan to lead its mental health and wellness program.
Duncan joined The Metro on Monday to talk about the legacy of Detroit PAL and how the national chapter will help reinvigorate the local affiliate.
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