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101		WATERLOO, IA
102		MASON CITY, IA
103		Turtle Lake, ND
104		MANAKINSABOT, VA
105		HONEA PATH, SC
106		Silver Spring, MD
107		BLYTHEWOOD, SC
108		FREMONT, NE
109		CHARLESTON, WV
110		SIOUX FALLS, SD
111		FORT THOMPSON, SD
112		RAPID CITY, SD
113		Harvey, IL
114		Monroeville, PA
115		Denver, PA
116		WASHINGTON, DC
117		Altoona, WI
118		BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI
119		CINCINNATI, OH
120		WASHINGTON, DC
121		DETROIT, MI
122		WINSTON SALEM, NC
123		MCLEAN, VA
124		RIVERWOODS, IL
125		DEERFIELD, WI
126		NORFOLK, NE
127		SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NE
128		Daniel Island, SC
129		Louisville, KY
130		WASHINGTON, DC
131		East Lansing, MI
132		Chicago, IL
133		dover, DE
134		Cedar Rapids, IA
135		Chicago, IL
136		WILMINGTON, DE
137		Washington, DC
138		BALTIMORE, MD
139		BALTIMORE, MD
140		WASHINGTON, DC
141		BALTIMORE, MD
142		WASHINGTON, DC
143		BOYDS, MD
144		JARRATT, VA
145		RICHMOND, VA
146		ABINGDON, VA
147		Leesburg, VA
148		AYLETT, VA
149		HIGHLAND PARK, IL
150		CHARLOTTE, NC

SUPPORTING VICTIMS DOMESTIC ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND HOMELESSNESS.

SERVICE ORGANIZATION PRIMARILY FOCUSED ON PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE AND SUPPORT OF LOCAL YOUTH PROGRAMS

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

TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT DISEASE OF ADDICTION IN COMMUNITY, HELP PREVENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND RELAPSES FOR YOUNG ADULTS IN RECOVERY AND PROVIDE RESOURCES TO EXISTING SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMS AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAMS.

PREVENTING FOOD HUNGER, ASSISTING WITH CRISIS INTERVENTION ANDS EDUCATION IN THE HOPES OF REBUILDING LIVES WITHOUT DUPLICATION OF SERVICES AND RESOURCES

WAE) has been organized to operate exclusively for charitable and educational purposes, including, but not limited to, providing the healing power of yoga and meditation to those affected by extreme and/or chronic stress and trauma. WAE trains and deploys certified mind-body professionals to settings where they can enhance the health and well-being of individuals, families, organizations and communities.

DONATIONS TO SUPPORT ANIMAL RESCUE SHELTERS PREVENT ANIMAL ABUSE

TO PROMOTE LOCAL TRAILS AND TRAIL RUNNING, GROW THE NUMBER OF ACTIVE TRAIL RUNNERS IN AND AROUND , NEBRASKA, SUPPORT OTHER TRAIL ADVOCACY GROUPS, ADVOCATE AND ENCOURAGE RESPONSIBLE USE AND UPKEEP OF THE LOCAL TRAIL SYSTEMS, SECURE WILDERNESS AREAS FOR TRAIL ENJOYMENT, PRODUCE QUALITY TRAIL RACES OR SERIES IN CONJUCTION WITH OTHER GROUPS WITH SIMILAR INTERESTS.

TO SUSTAIN A COMPREHENSIVE, LONG-TERM EFFORT IN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA TO MAKE EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDRESS THE ASSOCIATED COMPLEX PROBLEMS OF POVERTY, DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE, SHORTAGE OF SAFE HOUSING, LIMITED MEDICAL SERVICES, AND INADEQUATE ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY AND TRANSPORTATION; ALL OF WHICH CONTRIBUTE TO UNDERPERFORMING SCHOOLS AND THE CONTINUATION OF CURRENT CONDITIONS.

NAVIGATING JOURNEY TO HEALING FOR ALL AFFECTED BY SEXUAL, RELATIONAL, AND FAMILY TRAUMA.

To operate a shelter for abused and neglected individuals and to provide other services for victims of domestic violence on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation.

THE ORGANIZATION WORKS TO CREATE A COMMUNITY FREE OF DOMESTIC ABUSE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT THROUGH ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, AND SUPPORT SERVICES.

Monthly mobile food box services, food pantry on wheels, summer meals on wheels domestic violence resource, workforce economic development programs community outreach

Donate to nonprofit domestic violence

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

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE THE COMMON INTERESTS OF INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES DEDICATED TO MAKING THE INTERNET SAFER AND CRIME FREE BY SERVING AS THE UNIFIED VOICE ADVOCATING AGAINST INTERNET CRIME ON BEHALF OF ITS ASSOCIATES.

Prevention of Human Trafficking through Education and support and advocacy services for survivors of human trafficking. Training on identifying and assisting human trafficking victims is provided to law enforcement agencies, medical personnel, educators, hotel and restaurant employees, and the general public. Education about the signs of potential trafficking and victimization prevention is provided for schools, youth groups, youth in juvenile detention center, and other at-risk populations.

SOME OF OUR MOST SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES FOR 2021 WERE T.R.U.T.H. YOUTH COALITION - ANTI-SUBSTANCE ABUSE CAMPAIGNS, MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS AND COMMUNITY SERVICE THE SUCCESS CODE SERIES WHICH FEATURES A COMBINED INITIATIVE THAT INCORPORATES A TOTAL EDUCATIONAL PROCESS TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PREPAREDNESS, JOB READINESS AND EARLY LIFE SUCCESS.

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

SUPPORTS AFRICAN IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND STALKING IN WASHINGTON DC. OFFERS CASE MANAGEMENT AND CRISIS SUPPORT FOR SURVIVORS, DEVELOPS, AND FACILITATES COMMUNITY EDUCATION WORKSHOPS, PROFESSIONAL TRAININGS FOR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND RESPONDERS, AND LEADS ADVOCACY INITIATIVES THROUGHOUT DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TO BUILD A SYSTEM OF REMARKABLE NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS IN TRADITIONALLY UNDER-RESOURCED COMMUNITIES USING A TRAUMA-INFORMED, WHOLE CHILD APPROACH TO - ENSURING COLLEGE, CAREER, AND LIFE SUCCESS FOR ALL CHILDREN.

TO IMPROVE THE TREATMENT CRITICALLY INJURED CHILDREN IN THE UNITED STATES THROUGH RESEARCH, MEDICAL EDUCATION AND AWARENESS.

NMNW) IS AN INTERNATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO END SEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN GLOBALLY.

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS PROGRAMS FOR THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF, AND EDUCATION REGARDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDER IN YOUTH AND ADULTS.

IS A MEMBERSHIP BASED GLOBAL NETWORK DEVOTED TO PROVIDING COMPASSIONATE HOLISTIC CARE TO COMMUNITIES AND COUNTRIES IN NEED IMPACTED BY NATURAL DISASTERS[:COMMA:] VIOLENT CONFLICTS[:COMMA:] POVERTY[:COMMA:] TRAUMA AND OTHER ACCESS BARRIERS TO HEALTH AND WELLNESS. HUMANITARIAN AID AND ACTIONS CENTER AROUND HERBAL HEALTH JUSTICE: HERBAL BORDERLESS MEDICINE[:COMMA:] HOLISTIC FREE PEOPLE S CLINICS[:COMMA:] TRAUMA TRAININGS[:COMMA:] HERBAL EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY[:COMMA:] TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND MORE. HWB ALSO PROMOTES NOURISHING COMMUNITY GARDENS[:COMMA:] MEDICINAL SEED SAVING[:COMMA:] SEED BANKS/LIBRARIES[:COMMA:] HEALTHY FOOD IN FOOD DESERTS[:COMMA:] HERBAL EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY[:COMMA:] AND SOCIAL JUSTICE RELATED TO HERBALISM AND HERBAL HEALTH ACCESS.

HOUSING PROVIDED FOR TREATMENT IN-HOUSE SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT FOR WOMEN.

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

Organizations mission is to raise all ailments including but not limited to cancers all sort, diabetes, pcos and childhood trauma. The goal is to raise funds that will go towards educating others on their health and offer help.

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.

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).

Enhancing the capacity of citizens to hold public institutions accountable. The Organization adheres to the central principle that citizens have co-responsibility with the government for maintaining respect for human rights and, when abuses occur, for demanding redress.

Our mission is to help those suffering from homelessness abuse financial struggles drug addiction and those suffering as a result of a pandemic. We provide education housing solutions resources counseling and guidance to overcome their biggest problems.

exists to support St. Joseph Family Mission and other religious organizations in Haiti by raising funds and providing financial support for St. Joseph Family Mission and other religious organizations in Haiti that are engaged in combating the systemic issues poverty, disability and neglect. The programs St. Joseph Family Mission include providing safe housing, mentorship and education opportunities for homeless and disabled children in Haiti. In addition St. Joseph Family Mission has established a micro-lending program for disadvantaged Haitian women. , . in cooperation with St. Joseph Family Mission has also started the "Wings Hope Child Sponsorship Program". Individuals are encourage to commit to make annual contributions $360 which will be used to help provide food, clothing, housing and programs for one child for a year (since it costs much more than $360 to provide for a child at Wings Hope, children have multiple spon

CCBF pays for people charged with crimes in Cook County, Illinois. Through a revolving , CCBF supports individuals whose communities cannot afford to pay the bonds themselves and who have been impacted by structural violence.

TO PROVIDE LEADERSHIP FOR THE PREVENTION ACTIVITIES IN THE STATE OF AND ADVOCATING FOR ENHANCED PREVENTION POLICIES AND PROGRAMS IN THE STATE.

Our mission is and educate and rehabilitate the victims

TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN and THEIR CHILDREN and PROVIDE VICTIMS WITH TOOLS TO REBUILD THEIR LIVES.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO ABUSED CHILDREN BY RAISING NATIONAL AWARENESS, SUPPORTING THE PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE, PROVIDING FUNDS AND EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE TO THE HOUSE NETWORK, AND PRESENTING A NATIONAL EVENT TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF OUR HOUSE NETWORK FOR KIDS.

OUR WORK APPLIES A FRAMEWORK FOR IDENTIFYING SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, POLITICAL, AND LEGAL FACTORS THAT HAVE CRITICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY VIOLENCE, OPPRESSION, SUBORDINATION, AND DISCRIMINATION. WE LEVERAGE OUR EXPERTISE TO EXPAND COMMUNITY ACTIVISM,. DEEPEN COMMUNITY AWARENESS SURROUNDING POVERTY CAUSED BY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ADDRESS SYSTEM GAPS BY PROMOTING SOUND AND EFFECTIVE PUBLIC POLICY INITIATIVES.

TO PREVENT AND REDUCE AND ITS ADVERSE HEALTH AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES IN THE CITY OF

CHILD PROTECTION UNIT, MANILA - TO FUND A TREATMENT, REFERRAL AND EXAMINATION CENTER FOR ABUSED and NEGLECTED CHILDREN AND TO TRAIN CHILD PROTECTION PROFESSIONALS.

PROVIDES COUNSELING SERVICES AND SUPPORT THOSE IN NEED

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.

TO PROVIDE MENTAL HEALTH, INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE .

to and rehabilitate abused horses

TO AID LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN PREVENTION, DETECTION and SOLVING

AID FOR POOR, ABUSED AND NEGLECTED WOMAN AND CHILDREN

TO PROVIDE HOPE AND HEALING TO THOSE IMPACTED BY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT.

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