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101		Turtle Lake, ND
102		BISMARCK, ND
103		MONROE, MI
104		Baltimore, MD
105		ODON, IN
106		SPEARFISH, SD
107		Custer, SD
108		CLEAR LAKE, SD
109		Denver, PA
110		CHICAGO, IL
111		CINCINNATI, OH
112		Newark, IL
113		Oak Park, MI
114		Oak Park, IL
115		OXFORD, MI
116		FREMONT, NE
117		AUBURN, NE
118		NORFOLK, NE
119		Daniel Island, SC
120		Philadelphia, PA
121		FAIRFAX, VA
122		WASHINGTON, DC
123		WASHINGTON, DC
124		WESTLAKE, OH
125		East Lansing, MI
126		Oakbrook, IL
127		FARMINGTON, MI
128		FLORENCE, SC
129		West Columbia, SC
130		HAMPTON, VA
131		Washington, DC
132		GARNER, NC
133		Baltimore, MD
134		RESTON, VA
135		PETERSBURG, VA
136		WASHINGTON, DC
137		PORTSMOUTH, VA
138		HAGERSTOWN, MD
139		CUMBERLAND, MD
140		WASHINGTON, DC
141		Gaithersburg, MD
142		MERION STATION, PA
143		JARRATT, VA
144		RICHMOND, VA
145		NORFOLK, VA
146		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
147		Leesburg, VA
148		PRINCE GEORGE, VA
149		ALEXANDRIA, VA
150		WILLIAMSBURG, VA

The Association has a 9 member board that represents several communities in the area. It was organized in 1947 for the sole purpose of building a in the . Construction was completed in 1952, with additions in 1963 and 1969. The grounds, building, and clinic across the street is owned by the . The board is financially responsible for maintenance and upkeep of the buildings and grounds. The (A CriticalAccess Level V designated trauma facility with 24 beds and 24 hour emergency room capabilities)and clinic (NCHC) are leased by the current tenants. The 9 member board meets on a monthly basis to keep abreast of the operation and needs and works with the maintenance staff, professionals, and administration to keep the facility viable and safe.The next closest facility is 60 miles away which makes it vitally important to be able to serve the people of our area. It is imperative that the facility is

PROVIDE LEADERSHIP/SUPPORT IN THE IDENTIFICATION, INTERVENTION, AND PREVENTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

TO PROVIDE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF CHILD ABUSE AND HOW IT CAN BE PREVENTED. TO STRENGTHEN FAMILIES AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES.

AWE), journeys with asylum seekers and other forced migrants as they navigate the immigration legal process, begin to heal from past trauma, and rebuild their lives in Baltimore.

TO ASSIST IN RESTORING INDIVIDUALS RECOVERING FROM SEXUAL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PRIMARILY IN LIBERIA, AFRICA.

SERVING THOSE AFFECTED BY DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL AS WELL AS WORKING TO PREVENT THORUGH ADVOCACY AND AWARENESS.

Provide emergency shelter for victims of violence.

Raise funds for cancer research assist cancer victims

Provide support to children affected by domestic violence or parental loss.

THE ORGANIZATION IS ENGAGED IN PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO VICTIMS OF DISASTERS OR THOSE IN EMERGENCY HARDSHIP SITUATIONS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR CERTAIN RELATED EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.

To train and support indigenous healthcare and faith leaders in underdeveloped communities to treat Neglected Tropical Diseases NTDs and other endemic conditions affecting the poorest community members by pairing faith-based solutions with best practices

is a /placement organization dedicated to the , rehabilitation and careful rehoming of neglected, lost, surrendered or otherwise homeless cats in the United States. This organization offers low-cost spay/neuter and vaccination services to low-income families and other organizations. They also educate the public about general cat and dog care at home and about basic medical care for these animals

Our mission is to serve as a vocal advocate for the hungry and displaced. It is an outlet for young women who have undergone physical, mental, or sexual abuse. We also provide youth development and leadership outreach.

is an organization that empowers Black mothers to lead in their homes, families and communities. The five focus areas include emotional wellness, effective parenting, urban education, curing inner city gun violence by raising awareness of trauma and career development. The programs include Paint the Hood Orange, #EducateUS and Moms Mean Business where a Pitch Like A Mom business plan competition is hosted.

TO PROVIDE CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE MENTORING AND CAMP PROGRAMS. GIVING THOSE CHILDREN THAT HAVE BEEN ABUSED OR NEGLECTED A SAFE AND LOVING SPACE.

THE IS COMMITTED TO THE PREVENTION AND ELIMINATION OF VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT. WE WORK TO ENHANCE SAFETY AND TO PROMOTE EQUALITY IN RELATIONSHIPS.

ASSISTANCE TO DOMESTIC and SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMS

DUAL DISORDER AND INTERMEDIATE RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM FOR WOMEN IN TREATMENT FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL ILLNESS.

Service initiatives centered around Americanism, Youth Programs, Community Service and Prevention Child Abuse

Our mission is to provide a support system for men seeking to be free from addiction that fosters long-term success and well being. To this end, we provide housing for men that have come out of addiction. We provide life skills workshops, Biblical counseling, studying for GED examination. We provide addiction support groups and Bible study for the community. We equip men that have come out of addiction to become ministers and missionaries through attending Bible school or missionary training certification. We minister and provide community service projects including cleaning up local parks, outreaches, neighborhood beautification.

RECEIVING AND DISTRIBUTING DONATIONS TO PEOPLE OF AFFECTED BY RUSSIAS INVASION INTO EASTERN AND ANNEXATION OF CRIMEA.

EQUALITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS EXISTS TO DOCUMENT AND EXPOSE HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES AND LABOR VIOLATIONS RELATING TO RACIAL AND ETHNIC DISCRIMINATION, SEX, GENDER OR DISCRIMINATION BASED SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND GENDER IDENTITY; WE ADVOCATE FOR LEGAL AND POLICY REFORM AT NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND LEVEL; WE USE STRATEGIC LITIGATION AT REGIONAL AND LEVEL AND WE ENGAGE COMMUNITY CRITICAL HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES, INCLUDING AT UNITED NATIONS AND REGIONAL BODIES.

PROVIDING HUMANITERIAN SERVICE AND FINANCIAL TO THE OROMO WHO WERE VICTMIZED BY THE ETHIOPIAN GOVERNMENT AS A RESULT OF THEIR NON VIOLANT PROTEST. MOST VICTIMS ARE MAINLY IN ETHIOPIA, AND IN REFUGEE CAMPS IN KENIA, SUDAN AND EGYPT.

PROVIDE LOVE, COMFORT AND HOPE PEOPLE WHO ARE SUFFERING IN THE U.S. AND (CONTINUE SCH O) ALL AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH POVERTY, BEREAVEMENT, DEPRESSION, SUICIDE IN THE FAMILY, ABUSE, MARRIAGE BREAKDOWN, ADDICTION AND THE FEAR OF DEATH. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING PRACTICAL HELP AND SHARING THE LOVE AND COMFORT HAS GIVEN US IN OUR SUFFERING, AND BY ENCOURAGING OTHERS DO THE SAME.

Our purpose is to provide no-cost menstrual products to homeless, low-income, and at-risk people in the mid-Michigan area. We provide tampons, pads, pantyliners, wipes, menstrual cups, and bladder control products to 175 charity partners in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton, Shiawassee, Gratiot, Shiawassee, Calhoun, Genesee, Oakland, Isabella, Ionia, and Wayne counties. These partners include homeless and domestic violence shelters, food banks, support programs (like Boys and Girls Club), and 40 schools (elementary, junior, and senior high schools).

The provides charitable giving to qualifying nonprofit organizations both domestic overseas. Organizations that are supported include those that assist victims of disasters, advance education, support public health, support the underserved advance religion.

PROVIDES GRIEF SUPPORT AND ACTIVITIES TO CHILDREN WHO LOST PARENTS TO SENSELESS VIOLENCE BY WAY OF VICTIM ADVOCACY, GRIEF SUPPORT AND CASE MANAGEMENT.

TO ENGAGE HURTING WOMEN FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE WITH THE TRUTH,STRENGTH HOPE IN JESUS, PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR ALL WOMEN AFFECTED BY TRAUMA THROUGH BASIC NEEDS,BIBLE TEACHING,TRAINING, ASSISTANCE IN MANY AREAS

We raise funds by selling donated goods. These funds benefit animal welfare efforts including the issuance of grants to 501c3 non-profit organizations engaged in the rescue of animals from abuse, abandonment and neglect in South Carolina. We also assist financially in situations where animals need veterinary care. We educate the public on animal welfare issues and encourage spay/neuter, vaccinations and proper health care.

THE MISSION OF (TFVS) IS TO BUILD SAFE AND HEALTHY FAMILIES ON THE VIRGINIA PENINSULA BY PROVIDING TO ADULT AND CHILD VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. WE WORK TO INCREASE AWARENESS BY PROVIDING EDUCATION, PREVENTION PROGRAMMING AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR MISSION.

Provide mental health to disadvantaged members regardless of their ability to pay. We provide individual and group therapy, conduct weekly psycho-educational workshops, mental wellness retreats, and mental health education. In 2019 we provided to 1230 individuals and families. We conducted 55 workshops and panels on depression, anxiety, parenting, trauma informed care, and stress relief.

PROVIDE EXCELLENCE IN FORENSIC SCIENCE THROUGH LEADERSHIP AND INNOVATION, FOSTER PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS, ASSIST THE DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES; ACQUIRE, PRESERVE AND DISSEMINATE FORENSIC BASED INFORMATION; MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE COMMUNICATIONS AMONG LABORATORY DIRECTORS; AND TO PROMOTE, ENCOURAGE AND MAINTAIN THE HIGHEST STANDARDS PRACTICE IN THE FIELD.

leads Maryland in preventing child abuse, connects caring communities, and builds strong families to improve society for generations.

PROMOTE SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AND VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.

INC. PROVIDES EMERGENCY FOOD, FUEL AND SHELTER TO TRANSIENTS AND HOMELESS FAMILIES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

CRC CONDUCTS ON THE INFLUENCE SECTOR-THE ADVOCACY GROUPS, THINK TANKS, FOUNDATIONS, ACTIVISTS, AND OTHER OPINION LEADERS INFLUENCING THE PUBLIC POLICY PROCESS.

TO PROVIDE SHELTER TO ENGAGE IN DEDICATED EFFORTS TO ELIMINATE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES ADVOCACY, SUPPORT, EDUCATION TO THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE HAMPTON ROADS AREA, VA.

PROVIDE CRISIS INTERVENTION COLD WEATHER SHELTER, BY INTERFAITH VOLUNTEERS, NEEDY INDIVIDUALS.

CHRISTIAN BASED SERVICES.

TO ASSIST CHRISTIANS WHO ARE VICTIMS OF PERSECUTION AND DISCRIMINATION, CALLING UPON CHRISTIANS AND OTHER RELIGIOUS FAITHS TO PROVIDE SUCH SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM PERSECUTION AND DISCRIMINATION BECAUSE OF THEIR RELIGIOUS FAITH, AND TO COME TO THEIR AID TO SECURE THEIR RIGHT OF FREE PRACTICE OF RELIGION, WHILE PROMOTING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AS A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT OF ALL PEOPLE.

To assist of violent crime with the following: Assist with court proceedings, provide comfort and support to and their families, and provide funds for burials, medical, and basic support. We built a pre-school in Kenya for students whose parents were .

TO RAISE FUNDS IN U.S. FOR CHILD ABUSE AWARENESS, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN .

IS A RESIDENTIAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ORGANIZATION SERVING CHILDREN AGES 11-18 YEARS WHO SUFFER FROM SEVERE MENTAL HEALTH AND/OR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS. WE UTILIZE A TRAUMA-FOCUSED TREATMENT MODEL THAT USES CUTTING-EDGE, EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT INTERVENTIONS. FOUNDED IN 1855, WE SERVE MORE THAN 110 CHILDREN ANNUALLY. IN ADDITION TO PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT SERVICES WE PROVIDE RESIDENTIAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES. WE EDUCATE OUR CHILDREN TO HELP THEM UNDERSTAND THEIR DISORDERS, HOW IT IMPACTS THEM AND HOW TO MANAGE THEM SO THAT THEY CAN LIVE HEALTHY AND PRODUCTIVE LIVES.

PARTNERS WITH FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS, DELIVERING INTENSIVE HOME AND COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES TO ACHIEVE AN EQUITABLE, RESILIENT COMMUNITY WHERE FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS ARE CONNECTED, SAFE, AND LIVING A HEALTHY, MEANINGFUL LIFE. OUR CARE APPROACH IS PERSON-CENTERED AND TRAUMA-INFORMED.

FOR MORE THAN 80 YEARS, HAS BEEN IMPROVING LIVES OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. AS A PREMIER NON-PROFIT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEM, OFFERS A RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, AGES 6-17, WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES, INCLUDING A DUAL DIAGNOSIS PROGRAM FOR TEENS WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES. ALSO OFFERS OUTPATIENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES FOR TEENS, AS WELL AS A TREATMENT FOSTER CARE PROGRAM.

ASSISTS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE AND HOMELESS FAMILIES WITH COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND EMERGENCY AND PERMANENT HOUSING.

to and rehabilitate abused horses

EDUCATING COMMUNITY AND SUPPORTING VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSUALT, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND STALKING.

NADCP SEEKS TO REDUCE SUBSTANCE ABUSE, CRIME AND RECIDIVISM BY PROMOTING AND ADVOCATING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND FUNDING COURTS AND PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION AND DISSEMINATION INFORMATION, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND MUTUAL SUPPORT TO MEMBERS.

BEHAVIORAL COLLABORATIVE - A COLLABORATIVE WITH JAMES CITY COUNCIL TO STUDY BEHAVIORAL TO IMPROVE MEDICAL SERVICES TO TREAT MENTAL ILLNESSES, INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES LIVING IN JAMES CITY COUNTY.

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