Deer Rehabilitation Services Inc.
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Since 1996 Deer Rehabilitation Services Inc. has designed and implemented programs for businesses, schools and social service agencies based on its model of "Positive Linear Leadership" which discards deficit models of leadership and focuses more on the strengths of individuals and groups that make up leadership teams. Deer Rehabilitation Services Inc. is a Certified Minority Business Firm certified through the Cook County Certification Program as well as the State Of Illinois Business Enterprise Program. We also help to provide 2nd Chances by partnering with organizations such as Urbanponics and North Lawndale Employment Network to assist our clients in maintaining full self sufficiency through employment and education.
Mission
Our mission at Deer Rehabilitation Services International Inc is to redefine traditional intervention and provide holistic services to individual, couples, groups and organizations that are culturally competent. This is accomplished through innovative therapeutic techniques merged with the use of cutting edge technology that provide education, prevention, intervention and strategic developmental growth.
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- NW Side man faces terrorism charges
A man is charged with terrorism and making a false threat, accused of planning to make a Molotov cocktail to be used during the NATO summit.
- Woman killed in rollover crash on Eisenhower
A woman was killed this morning when her SUV rolled over on the Eisenhower Expressway on the city's Near West Side.
- Boy, 12, gunned down on South Side
Cops: Boy struck in head while playing
A 12-year-old boy was fatally shot late last night near his home on the Southeast Side on the same night six others were wounded in separate attacks, according to Chicago police.
- Police, protesters clash in Loop
Police and NATO protesters clashed in a series of pushing and shoving confrontations Saturday night in the Loop after a day of cat-and-mouse marches that tested the physical and mental stamina of both sides.
- Sox provide fireworks at Wrigley
Viciedo, Pierzynski and Dunn homers power Danks to 7-4 victory over Cubs
Dayan Viciedo did his part for international diplomacy Saturday night, although he sure did nothing to soothe the frayed feelings between Chicago's North and South sides. >> Game 2 photos
- 10 injured in attack at Tinley Park restaurant
Ten people were injured this afternoon when a large group of people wielding bats and hammers burst into a south suburban restaurant and attacked a group of diners, according to officials and witnesses.
- 4 dead, 2 injured in Little Village crash
Three women and a man died and two others were seriously injured in a car crash early this morning, according to authorities.
- 14-year-old fatally shot; 12 others wounded
A 14-year-old boy was shot and killed Friday night while he and a friend were riding their bikes in the Brighton Park neighborhood, according to the victim's older sister.
- One last farewell for Kerry Wood at Wrigley
Kerry Wood had one last press conference Saturday before heading off to his new life. With his teammates behind him, he formally announced his retirement at Wrigley Field.
- Prosecutors: Protesters wanted to hit mayor's home, police stations
Obama headquarters also targeted, court documents say.
- Chicago has first 90-degree day of 2012
The Chicago area experienced its first 90-degree day of the year today when the tempearture hit 90 at O'Hare in the middle of the afternoon.
- NATO and G-8 summits allow Obama to showcase foreign policy
His status as a world leader, rather than the slow economic recovery, will be in the spotlight.
His status as a world leader, rather than the slow economic recovery, will be in the spotlight.
- Peaceful start to NATO weekend
Nurses union's rally proves low-key, but other protesters confront police during march through Loop.
The historic NATO weekend arrived in Chicago on Friday with a peaceful rally in Daley Plaza that went off as envisioned by both police and protesters who spent a gorgeous spring day in a less-than-crowded Loop. >> Defense chief prepares a 2-front balancing act >> Bridgeport arrests: Molotov cocktails or brewing equipment? >>How the conference will affect getting around Chicago
- Obama presses Europe to focus on growth
A growing chorus of world leaders on Friday pushed for a shift toward more pro-growth policies to help ease a European crisis that threatens to oust Greece from the euro zone and reverberate throughout the global economy.
- Official: G8 leaders united on Iran and Syria
Friday was the first opportunity for G8 leaders to discuss global security concerns. They will talk about the euro zone crisis and other economic issues, including oil market pressures at the summit on Saturday.
