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Centers for the Handicapped Foundation was established in 1998, to support the programs and activities of CHI Centers, a private nonprofit organization for individuals with developmental disabilities. It supports children with cerebral palsy by providing training and educational programs, and legislative advocacy. The main programs and services offered by CHI Centers include adult program, residential and employment services, business service, career assessment, recreation and transportation. It is accredited by Department of Rehabilitation Services and Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. Centers for the Handicapped Foundation is located in Silver Spring, Md.

Heritage Care Inc. is a non-profit organization located in the Washington D.C. metro area, established in 1996. The organization specializes in providing skilled nursing care and rehabilitation services, as well as educational programs to strengthen community health and wellness. With a commitment to diversity, Heritage Care's team comprises professionals from various backgrounds dedicated to serving low-income populations with high-acuity needs. The organization also offers training programs in nursing, occupational therapy, and community health, aiming to foster careers in these essential fields. Generated from the website