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Pinelands Group Homes in Summerville, SC is a group medical practice specializing in outpatient psychiatric care and group intensive services for adolescents and their families. Their comprehensive services include psychiatric and psychological evaluations, therapy, crisis management, goal planning, and rehabilitative psychosocial services. Additionally, Pinelands Group Homes offers a range of services such as discharge planning, advocacy, crisis intervention, recreation, behavior management, educational and vocational support, life skills training, and social, physical, and emotional care to promote the well-being and independence of their clients. Generated from their available business information

The Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired South Carolina (ABVI) has been dedicated to supporting individuals who are blind or visually impaired in the Charleston Tri-County area for nearly 90 years. With a mission to empower clients through various services, ABVI now serves individuals of all ages across the state, having merged with The Vision Institute of SC. ABVI offers a range of programs, including adult services that focus on skills training, assistive technology, and orientation and mobility, as well as children's services that provide early intervention and school-based support. Through innovative events like Nera, a unique blind dining experience, ABVI raises awareness and funds for its critical vision rehabilitation services, fostering independence and empowerment for its clients. Generated from the website

The Charleston Area Therapeutic Riding (CATR) is a nonprofit organization based in Johns Island, SC, dedicated to providing quality equine-assisted services to the community. Founded in 1991 by accomplished equestrians Meta Carter and Eileen McGuffie, CATR has maintained its status as a Premier Accredited Center through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International since 1992. With a mission to empower individuals and transform lives through therapeutic connections with horses, CATR serves over 160 children and adults with disabilities each year. The organization operates from a 43-acre facility and employs seven PATH International certified instructors, supported by a dedicated team of 150 volunteers. Generated from the website