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Welcome to the Enabling Technologies (Enabletech)
home page. On these pages, you will find information on who and what
our association is, what we are doing, and how you can assist or be
assisted by our efforts.
Thank you for stopping by our page and supporting Enabletech! What is Enabling Technologies Associates, Inc (Enabletech)Enabletech is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization of volunteer engineers, fabricators, medical and business professionals dedicated to improving the independence of individuals with disabilities and the elderly through the application of technology. We provide, at no cost to our clients:
Mission of EnabletechOur mission is to provide a unique and much needed rehabilitation engineering service to our community that is not available through any other resource. The services listed above that we provide in the South Carolina/Georgia region would be so expensive on an individual basis that few could afford them. That is why they do not exist as commercial enterprise. Our volunteers and associate companies and organizations provide these services free of charge. Our reward is the satisfaction that we receive in helping those less fortunate and the community. No members, directors, or officers of Enabletech are paid a salary or benefit materially in any way from our work. We are supported by public and private donations and grants and in kind materials and support from our associates and volunteers. History of EnabletechEnabletech was founded in 2000 in South Carolina by an engineer and program manager retired from a 42 year career at Westinghouse Defense and Electronics in Baltimore, Maryland. As a charter and still active member of the Volunteers for Medical Engineering, he brings twenty-five years of rehabilitation engineering experience in building and managing the teamwork of volunteer associates. We are governed by a Board of Directors consisting of respected engineers, physicians, business and professional leaders in South Carolina. |
Updated 7/10/04
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