37 35
Long Island City, NY 11101 - Queens County
(718) 482-8121
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Young Adult Institute (Yai) is located at 37 35 in Long Island City, NY - Queens County and is a business listed in the categories Social Services & Welfare, Rehabilitation Services, Social & Human Services, Social & Human Services Organizations, Rehabilitation Centers, Individual And Family Social Services, Other Individual And Family Services and Rehabilitation Products & Services. After you do business with Young Adult Institute (Yai), please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Young Adult Institute (Yai).
Categories: Social Services & Welfare, Rehabilitation Services, Social & Human Services, Social & Human Services Organizations, Rehabilitation Centers, Individual and Family Social Services, Other Individual and Family Services and Rehabilitation Products & Services
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- Assault & Violence
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- Autism
- Case Management
- Chronic & Acute Pain
- Civil Liberties
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- Diet & Nutrition
- Disabled
- Disaster Relief
- Domestic Violence
- Drug Abuse
- Employment Services
- Fitness Programs
- Housing Assistance
- Human Resources
- Individuals
- Injuries
- Job Injuries
- Job Opportunities
- Juveniles
- Language Therapy
- Nursing
- OCCUPATIONAL
- OT
- Recovery
- Rehab
- Rehabilitation
- Speech Evaluations
- Spinal Conditions
- Teenagers
- Training Programs
- Work
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