ADAPTIVE SAILING In the summer of 2009 TACS introduced an adaptive sailing program. Adaptive sailing is a program that is inclusive to individuals with all abilities, including but not limited
Age Group: 13 - 18
Troy Parks & Recreation
All in person, indoor programs are cancelled until further notice. See our COVID-19 page for up to date information. The following are all of the available programs: Virtual Programs Fitness Classes
NachtLaw, P.C.
Strong Advocacy With A Solutions-Based Approach Our firm is committed to solving problems. At NachtLaw, P.C., we provide committed advocacy in all types of cases in all forums, concentrating in labor
Play-Place Autism & Special Needs Center
Play-Place for Autistic Children is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization located in Sterling Heights, MI. Play-Place’s mission is to provide a fun-filled, judgment-free, haven of hope for families affected by autism
WMU Unified Clinics
The Unified Clinics are one large multi-specialty group practice that was established in 1995 to provide quality “real world” clinical training experiences for students in the College of Health and
Children’s Eye Care
At Children’s Eye Care, our focus is on ensuring kids see their best – whether it’s when they are checking out the tigers at the Detroit Zoo or doing detailed
Rehab Specialists
Rehab Specialists opened in 2013 right here in Portage, Michigan. John and Andy, the owners, have dedicated their careers to helping people get back to normal naturally- that is without
North Oakland Transportation Authority (NOTA)
NOTA is a transportation service serving seniors, disabled and low income residents of Oxford, Orion and Addison Townships and the Villages of Oxford, Orion and Leonard since 2001. NOTA operates 16 routes
Bay Human Services
Established in 1980, Bay Human Services has over 30 years experience providing support to individuals with Developmental Disabilities and Mental Illness. Bay Human Services is a non-profit organization. Bay Human Services
The Ability Center
The Ability Center serves northwest Ohioans living with disabilities through a number of programs developed to support independent living. Our programs are often funded by grants and/or philanthropic donations with