Wheelchairs, scooters, stairlift installation and repair, and ramps.

Strategic Emergency Group LLC serves the
public and private sector with a broad range of crisis and emergency
management, homeland security, and business risk and continuity services. (This includes emergency plans for organizations which have employees with disabilities.)
Founded in 1999, Strategic Emergency Group LLC provides no nonsense
strategic emergency management and business continuity planning and
analysis, exercise design, and on-scene emergency response coordination.
Team-SEG is comprised of credentialed professionals each possessing subject
matter expertise and years of experience in emergency management program
leadership, business risk and continuity planning, and implementation,
security and law enforcement, public safety, EMS & fire services, and
counterterrorism.Strategic Emergency Group LLC is Certified as a Woman Owned Business Enterprise in the State of New York, City of New York, City of Philadelphia, the States of ...

Committed to serving children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders, Effective Interventions Inc. is here to serve our families with distinctive quality in researched based interventions. Our knowledgeable and proficient staff is dedicated to developing and implementing an intervention plan based on your child’s specific needs. We are committed to helping your child achieve their greatest potential.

The ELIJA Foundation is a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization serving parents, educators, professionals and caregivers of children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD) on Long Island, New York.

Our mission is to provide therapy on horseback, cost free, to individuals with physical, emotional and/or cognitive disabilities. And to also offer recreation and education with our certified riding instructors and licensed physical therapists. To contribute positively to the well being of our students. We will strive to provide these benefits with compassion, and in an enjoyable environment. We will help our students to see their "ability" not their "disability".