The only criticism i can justly level against SMILES is that their computers for public use here have an awful lot of problems — but even so, theyve been a lifesaver for me a few times when i didnt otherwise have access to the internet at all. That is, however, a minor concern when weighed in the balance against thd tremendous good they do for people.I have been fortunate enough to see the people who work there come together and work as a team to help a friend whose needs at the time were both extremely serious and urgent. It should be enough to say that what they accomplished was highly effective in helping him break out of a very bad situation — which it certainly was — but doing so would come nowhere close to conveying the palpable inspiration i felt in that conference room with *everybody* focused, singlemindedly, on helping my friend: in turn helping *him* to focus on his own needs, rather than meaningless distractions, which were rife. Even facing multiple challenges, all at once, each one of which deserves a persons undivided attention, they made things come together beautifully.Im very glad, indeed, that SMILES is there, serving the purposes it does in our community.

Nice people eager to help people with disabilities lead more independent lifestyles.

Parking is good and staff are knowledgeable and friendly. Clean offices.

Amazing people who put there hearts into there job

If I could rate lower, I would. They dont respond to calls from clients or staff, they have a bad case overload problem, and they refuse to pay their employees, highly unrecommended.

Got my taxes done in that building.

Add your fax number to this website please!

Amazing People!