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1		Brooklyn, NY
2		New York, NY
3		HYDE PARK, NY
4		ITHACA, NY
5		Eatontown, NJ
6		BRIDGEPORT, CT
7		Parsippany, NJ
8		PROVIDENCE, RI
9		TOMS RIVER, NJ
10		BRIDGEWATER, NJ
11		Dover, NH
12		NEW YORK, NY
13		Staten Island, NY
14		ROXBURY, MA
15		MELROSE, MA
16		Northwood, NH
17		NEW YORK, NY
18		LAKEWOOD, NJ
19		New York, NY
20		MINEOLA, NY
21		HAMILTON, NY
22		New York, NY
23		FREEHOLD, NJ
24		MONTICELLO, NY
25		BOSTON, MA
26		WATERVILLE, ME
27		ISLAND PARK, NY
28		JERICHO, NY
29		STATEN ISLAND, NY
30		LAKEWOOD, NJ
31		SLEEPY HOLLOW, NY
32		Bridgeport, CT
33		New York, NY
34		WILLIAMSVILLE, NY
35		SIMSBURY, CT
36		Canton, MA
37		STATEN ISLAND, NY
38		PEEKSKILL, NY
39		E BRUNSWICK, NJ
40		Hamden, CT
41		MINOT, ND
42		Pittsburgh, PA
43		TROY, OH
44		Keokuk, IA
45		Plover, WI
46		CHICAGO, IL
47		Raleigh, NC
48		CINCINNATI, OH
49		WASHINGTON, DC
50		YORK, PA

Help individuals achieve and maintain financial self-sufficiency and stability through education, training and counseling.

THE LIBRARY IS VERY RENOWED FOR ITS RESOURCES AND WORKS FROM AUTHORITIES IN THE FIELD OF THE LIBRARY IS A MAJOR ATTACTION OF THE

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS AND DISTRICT-WIDE PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES THAT ENCOURAGE AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND WELL-BEING OF THE STUDENTS OF THE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.

TO MANAGE THE LONG-TERM FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF AND CRISIS SERVICE, AN AGENCY SERVING THE REGION THROUGH INTERVENTION AND TRAUMA COUNSELING AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING. THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT, GUIDED BY THE ALL-VOLUNTEER BOARD OF DIRECTORS, INCLUDES MANAGEMENT OF ENDOWED FUNDS AND THE BUILDING (ACQUIRED THROUGH A BEQUEST) THAT HOUSES THE AGENCY AS WELL AS ACTIVELY SEEKING CONTRIBUTIONS TO BUILD THE ENDOWMENT FUNDS.

SUPPORT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE, OR OTHER SUCH PROGRAMS IN THE NEW JERSEY AREA THAT PROVIDE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES JOB TRAINING, PLACEMENT, AND COUNSELING FOR DISLOCATED AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS IN BRIDGEPORT, NORWALK, STAMFORD AND VALLEY LABOR MARKET AREAS.

HELPING INDIVIDUALS, INCLUDING VETERANS, AND THEIR FAMILIES, OVERCOME MENTAL ILLNESS, ADDICTION, HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY BY PROVIDING HOUSING AND SUPPORT SERVICES.

RMHC NE) DEVELOPS, SUPPORTS AND PROVIDES PROGRAMS THAT DIRECTLY IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.

TO BE THE LEADING REGIONAL PROVIDER OF QUALITY OUTCOME BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES.

THE PROMOTION, ADVANCEMENT AND ASSISTANCE TO MEDICINE THROUGH PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION, THE HEALTH, WELL-BEING AND HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS AND THE HUMAN-ANIMAL BOND.

To benefit and support Behavioral Health and Developmental Services d/b/a .

F/K/A STEM FOR LIFE ) IS CREATING A MOVEMENT TO ACCELERATE DEVELOPMENT OF CELL THERAPIES AND PREVENTION TOOLS WHICH HOLD CONSIDERABLE PROMISE TO IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH, INCREASE QUALITY OF LIFE, AND ENHANCE PATIENT CARE. AND ITS LLCS ARE FIRMLY COMMITTED TO ADVANCING CELL THERAPY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT THROUGHOUT THE WORLD IN ORDER TO ACCELERATE CURES AND REDUCE HUMAN SUFFERING.

The seeks to bring the community together in the spirit of togetherness to share common values and attempt to settle any differences by counseling and discussions. We provide an avenue in which all Leoneans in particular and other immigrants living in the can come together to celebrate their culture, traditions, and support each other in times of need. All community members share these values; not only limiting these facilities to Leoneans. We also provide an avenue for education, socialization, and community entertainment through social interactions and participation. Provide an avenue where Kids in our community can come and be helped with homework, and other educational issues.

THE WAS FORMED TO PROMOTE THE FINANCIAL WELL-BEING OF CHARTER SCHOOL, BY SOLICITING, RECEIVING AND ADMINISTERING FUNDS FOR THE OPERATIONS OF THE SCHOOL.

APPLICATION AND SUCCESSFUL FUNDING AWARD OF A SUBSTANCE ABUSE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE ADMINISTRATION (SAMHSA) NATIONAL CHILD TRAUMATIC STRESS NETWORK (NCTSN) CATEGORY II GRANT TO CREATE THE COMPLEX TRAUMA TRAINING CONSORTIUM. THE TOOK THE LEAD IN GRANT WRITING AND PROJECT DESIGN AND IS THE LARGEST SUBAWARD RECIPIENT OF THIS GRANT 5-YEAR GRANT (2021-2026) TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL NETWORK OF 200+ COMPLEX TRAUMA TRAINERS ACROSS 60 FIELD SITES (ALL 50 STATES, DC, THE 5 US TERRITORIES AND THE 4 LARGEST US METROPOLITAN REGIONS). OUTLINED A 20 MODULE TRAINER-TRAINING CURRICULUM, IDENTIFIED CONTENT EXPERTS TO DEVELOP TRAINING MODULES, AND SELECTED INITIAL COHORT OF 16 TRAINER-TRAINING FIELD SITES TO LAUNCH A FEASABILITY PILOT BETWEEN YEARS 1-2. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OVERSEES THIS PROJECT, MANAGER SERVES AS ONE OF TWO PROJECT COORDINATORS, AND SENIOR TRAINING ASSOCIATES SERVE AS DEVELOPERS OF TWO OF THE 20 MODULES.

Provide free trips for medical, dental, prescription and physical therapy appointments to elderly and disabled residents living in the nine rural New Hampshire towns we serve

PROMOTES THE GENERAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE PUBLIC AND TO DISSEMINATE INFORMATION AND RESOURCES ABOUT GENERAL HEALTH ISSUES.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO JEWISH CHILDREN AND ADULTS. THE GOAL IS TO ENHANCE THE COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, COUNSELING SERVICES FOR MARRIED COUPLES, DISADVANTAGED YOUTHS, EXPECTING MOTHERS AND IMPOVERISHED ADULTS. TO MORE EFFECTIVELY ACCOMPLISH ITS MISSION, THE BOARD HAS DECIDED TO GRANT FUNDS TO EXISTING ORGANIZATIONS LOCATED AROUND THE WORLD THAT SUPPORT THE MISSION OF .

The purpose of this organization is to be the communication bridge between the and its families by providing 1) monthly forums for open communication and education; 2) encouraging, participating, and supporting the students, , faculty and administrators to work together to build community and promote emotional and physical well-being and cultural enrichment; 3) matching parent volunteers with school needs to provide support to the school and the students; 4) raising funds to support the school and the community; 5) doing all other acts that not-for-profit corporations are entitled to do.

EXCELLENCE THROUGH PROVISION OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO MEMBERS AND DEPENDENTS OF MEMBERS OF RWDSU/UFCW WHO ENROLL IN ACCREDITED COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS.TO AID NEEDY MEMBERS OF WHO ARE IN NEED OF MEDICAL CARE, SUFFERING FROM HARDSHIP DUE TO AN EMERGENCY OR DISASTER, SUFFERING FROM MENTAL ILLNESS OR DRUG AND ALCHOHOL ABUSE.TO SUPPORT OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AREA WHERE OPERATES.

FUNDING AND LOGISTICAL SUPPORT FOR THE ACCREDITED UNIVERSITY DEGREE PROGRAM IN OCCUPATIONAL AND PHYSICAL THERAPY AT THE EPISCOPAL UNIVERSITY OF , LEOGANE CAMPUS.

HUMANITARIAN AND EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND COUNSELING AND ADVISORY SERVICES.

THE PURPOSE OF THE CHARITY IS TO SEEK AND RECEIVE A SUBSTANTIAL PART OF ITS SUPPORT IN THE FORM OF CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS WHO DEMONSTRATE A SUBSTANTIAL FINANCIAL NEED DUE TO MEDICAL OR SUCH OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES THAT CREATE A FINANCIAL EMERGENCY WHICH THREATENS THE GENERAL WELL-BEING OF THAT INDIVIDUAL AND HIS OR HER FAMILY.

ADVOCACY AND FAMILY SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS

TO FIGHT AGAINST THE DISEASE OF DEGENERATIVE IN ALL ITS FORMS THROUGH EDUCATION, INFORMATION, RESEARCH, PREVENTION, DIAGNOSIS, THERAPY, REHABILITATION AND COOPERATING INTERNATIONALLY WITH OTHER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS OF SIMILAR PURPOSES.

TO HOLD, MANAGE, INVEST AND APPROPRIATE ANY AND ALL FUNDS WHICH HAVE AND WILL BE GIFTED AND TO OVERSEE THE GRANTING OF FUNDS FOR THE DELIVERY OF HIGH QUALITY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES BY KENNEBEC VALLEY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER DBA KENNEBEC BEHAVIORAL HEALTH.

TO PRESERVE THE HUMAN OF UNBORN CHILDREN BY ASSISTING MOTHERS THROUGH COUNSELING, PRAYER and SUPPORT

PROMOTING THE ENHANCEMENT OF CARDIAC CARE, WELL-BEING AND RESEARCH.

IS DEVOTED TO PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE FOR HEALTH REASONS, WHETHER PHYSICAL HEALTH OR MENTAL HEALTH. GRANTS WERE MADE TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY KNOWN TO THE DIRECTORS TO BE IN NEED.

WAS ESTABLISHED FOR THE CHARITABLE PURPOSES PROMOTING JEWISH EDUCATION, PROVIDING EMOTIONAL HEALTH SERVICES, CAREER COUNSELING, ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE FOR PEOPLE IN NEED AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO ASSIST WITH COLLEGE TUITION.

The cornerstone project of is to find an effective therapy and eventually a cure for Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome (BRS). The operates to make charitable donations for research, foster education, and promote awareness of BRS.

To improve the health and well-being of all people in the communities we serve.

is the not-for-profit arm of WWI. , . focuses on improving health outcomes for everyone as well as supporting organizations committed to removing barriers to wellness, including organizations working in food security, physical activity and mental health.

TO PROMOTE THE MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY BY CONDUCTING AND FUNDING PROGRAMS TO EDUCATE AMERICANS ON MENTAL WELLNESS ISSUES. THE WILL DESIGN AND HOLD A VARIETY OF PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL FORUMS, SEMINARS AND "SUMMITS" OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, WITHOUT CHARGE TO THE ATTENDEES, AT LOCATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO RPESNET LECTURES AND INFORMATION ON MENTAL WELLNESS ISSUES INCLUDING DISTRIBUTING PRINTED MATERIALS OR "KITS" OF INFORMATION AT THE PROGRAMS FOR PEOPLE TO TAKE HOME WITH THEM TO READ AND LEARN FROM.

TO SUPPORT AND IMPROVE THE OVERALL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE GREATER HARTFORD COMMUNITY THROUGH GRANTS, PROJECTS AND PARTNERSHIPS.

We strive to improve access to better health and education in remote and resource-constrained communities. We foster community engagement in the design and implementation of innovative solutions to address gaps in people's health and well-being.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES THAT HAVE LOST CHILDREN. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FUNDS FOR BURIAL, THERAPY AND ALL OTHER COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PASSING OF A CHILD.

is committed to promoting wellness and well-being through process of creating new work and cultural awareness through collaboration using technology and digital communication applications.

We are a nonprofit charitable organization aiming to not only provide necessities of daily living to the poor and those in economic hardships but to also empower those same individuals through education, advocacy, and professional counseling.

Our mission is to raise money to support non-profit organizations who offer treatment, counseling, and support to individuals an families who suffer from the disease of addiction.

SUPPORT AND IMPROVE PUBLIC WELL-BEING.

To support efforts to advance health and well-being of society in communities where Sisters of St. Francis of Neumann Communities Minister.

TO OFFER OPTIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH MENTAL ILLNESS

TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A SERVICE FOR USE OF THE CHURCHES, BUSINESSES AND HEALTH CARE FACILITIES IN THE KEOKUK AREA AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO SUCH SERVICE AND PRAYER MINISTRY BY VIRTUE OF PERSONAL CONTACT AND TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION.

RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION COUNSELING MINISTRY

TO SERVE AS A CATALYST FOR THE INTEGRATION OF GENOMIC INFORMATION AND SERVICES INTO HEALTHCARE THROUGH PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT OF EDUCATION, RESEARCH, AND PUBLIC POLICY.

sets curriculum, provides education, certification and professional oversight members and promotes public awareness

TO ENHANCE THE INDEPENDENCE INDIVIDUALS WITH MOTOR DISABILITIES THROUGH EDUCATION, A HOLISTIC INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAM INCORPORATING PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND EDUCATIONAL ELEMENTS IN A GROUP SETTING. CLCGC OFFERS PROGRAMS THAT FOCUS ON INTEGRATING MOTOR THERAPY INTO A LIFE-SKILLS BUILDING CURRICULUM TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE THE INDIVIDUALS WITH MOTOR DISABILITIES.

TO ADVOCATE HEALTH AND REPRESENT PROVIDER SYSTEMS THAT ARE COMMITTED TO PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND CARE THOSE WITH MENTAL AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS.

is Southcentral Pennsylvanias most comprehensive behavioral health organization, serving Adams, Lancaster, Lebanon and York counties through 54 programs and 20 care locations.

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