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Bonnie Center

100 Bonnie Lane, Suite B, Sylva NC 28779

828-631-9461 (Voice/TTY) 828-631-9259 (Fax)

Staff

AT Consultant  Rae Bachus

AT Specialist  Mary Kay Dulin

 

Directions to NCATP Bonnie Center

 

The Bonnie Center is in the gray and white Vocational Rehabilitation Services building beside the Smoky Mountain Administrative Building and across from Southwestern Community College

From I-40

Take Exit 27 for Highway 74.  Travel on Hwy 74 to Sylva.  Prior to the first exit for Sylva, you will pass a Comfort Inn on the right of Hwy 74.  Take the first exit into Sylva, Exit 85.  Go left at the second stoplight onto 107 south toward Western Carolina University.  Go about 2 miles and turn right at the stoplight beside SECU across from Smoky Mountain High School.  Drive about 1 mile and turn right onto Bonnie Lane.

From Highway 74

Take Exit 85 (Harris Regional Hospital exit) into Sylva.  Go left at the second stoplight onto 107 south toward Western Carolina University.  Go about 2 miles and turn right at the stoplight beside SECU and across from Smoky Mountain High School.  Drive about 1 mile and turn right onto Bonnie Lane.

From 107 North

In Sylva, you will pass Burger King and Ingles on the left.  Then turn left at the stoplight beside SECU and across from Smoky Mountain High School.  Drive about 1 mile and turn right onto Bonnie Lane.

From 107 South

In Sylva, turn right at the stoplight beside SECU and across from Smoky Mountain High School.  Drive about 1 mile and turn right onto Bonnie Lane.

 

 

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 jmedlicott@ncatp.org or ldeese@ncatp.org
 

The NC Assistive technology Program Receives grant funding under Public Law 108-364  through the Rehabilitation Services Administration, U.S. Department of Education, and is administered by the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services. This publication does not necessarily reflect the position or policy of any of these federal or state agencies and no official endorsement of the material should be inferred. The N.C. Department of Health and Human Services does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or disability in employment or the provision of services.
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