About
The organization provides Service Dogs for various populations, including adults, children, veterans, and individuals with hearing loss. Their Service Dogs are highly trained to provide independence, promote confidence and socialization, and offer integrated therapeutic assistance. NEADS has trained over 1,900 Service Dog teams since its founding and is accredited by Assistance Dogs International. The organization offers a wide range of Service Dog programs, including those for individuals with physical disabilities, autism, and PTSD. NEADS relies on the support of individuals, foundations, corporations, and other organizations to fund its programs. The organization is headquartered in Princeton, Massachusetts, and has a main campus that includes a training facility, living quarters, and a breeding center. NEADS has a long history of innovation and has established several programs, including the Prison PUP Program, which trains Service Dog puppies with the help of incarcerated individuals.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Service Dogs for Hearing
Trained to provide independence for people with hearing loss
Service Dogs for children and adults with a physical disability
Trained to provide independence and assistance for individuals with physical disabilities
Service Dogs for children with autism or other developmental disabilities
Trained to promote confidence and socialization for children with autism or other developmental disabilities
Service Dogs for Veterans
Trained to provide assistance and support for service men and women with disabilities or PTSD
Assistance Dogs for professionals
Trained to work with professionals in classroom, ministry, therapeutic, hospital, courthouse, and first responder settings