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101		MANITOWOC, WI
102		MADISON, WI
103		DULUTH, MN
104		ST BONIFACIUS, MN
105		ST PAUL, MN
106		WASHINGTON, DC
107		DES MOINES, IA
108		Turtle Lake, ND
109		LIVONIA, MI
110		MONROE, MI
111		Baltimore, MD
112		CHARLESTON, WV
113		Kearney, NE
114		RAPID CITY, SD
115		SPEARFISH, SD
116		Denver, PA
117		Altoona, WI
118		CLARKS SUMMIT, PA
119		CINCINNATI, OH
120		MCLEAN, VA
121		Newark, IL
122		LOUISVILLE, KY
123		RIVERWOODS, IL
124		WASHINGTON, DC
125		HASTINGS, NE
126		SCOTTSBLUFF, NE
127		Crete, NE
128		WESTLAKE, OH
129		Duluth, MN
130		ALVADA, OH
131		Cedar Rapids, IA
132		Chicago, IL
133		LINTHICUM, MD
134		WILMINGTON, DE
135		Wilmington, DE
136		COLUMBIA, MD
137		CHARLEROI, PA
138		BALTIMORE, MD
139		CHESAPEAKE, VA
140		PORTSMOUTH, VA
141		BALTIMORE, MD
142		PRINCE FREDERICK, MD
143		WASHINGTON, DC
144		WASHINGTON, DC
145		JARRATT, VA
146		GRUNDY, VA
147		RICHMOND, VA
148		RICHMOND, VA
149		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
150		WILLIAMSBURG, VA

EXPENSES WERE INCURRED TO PROMOTE USE OF THE HOTLINE AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATION TO STUDENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC

ADVANCE THE MISSION OF THE WISCONSIN CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT PREVENTION BOARD.

PROVIDE SAFETY, SPACE TO HEAL, ADVOCACY, AND EMPOWERMENT , CHILDREN AND ALL SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

ENCOURAGE THE OF , APPREHENSION OF CRIMINALS, PROVIDE FUNDING TO PROMOTE SAFETY, AND OTHER GOOD WORKS IN THE AREA(S) ESTABLISHED BY THE CPF BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

INTERDISCIPLINARY ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ADVANCEMENT PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS AND PRACTICES IN SEX OFFENDER . SPONSORS EDUCATION PROGRAMS PROFESSIONALS COUNSELING AND TREATING .

DC SAFE ( ) ENSURES THE SAFETY SELF-DETERMINATION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE WASHINGTON, DC AREA THROUGH EMERGENCY SERVICES, COURT ADVOCACY SYSTEM REFORM.

TO ENGAGE ALL PEOPLE IN A MOVEMENT TO CHANGE THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SYSTEMS THAT PERPETUATE WOMEN. WE DO THIS THROUGH EDUCATION, ADVOCACY, AND QUALITY SERVICES.

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 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SO THEY CAN OBTAIN CHRIST-CENTERED, PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT, THERAPY AND OTHER SERVICES NECESSARY OVERCOME AND PREVENT ADDICTIVE OR DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIORS, INCLUDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE, AND OTHER TRAUMA-RELATED CONDITIONS AND ISSUES FOR THE PURPOSE OF RESTORING INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

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 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.

The mission of the National Court Appointed Special Advocate () Association, together with its state and local members, is to support and promote court appointed volunteer advocacy so that every abused and neglected child can be safe, establish permanence and have the opportunity to thrive.

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

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

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

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.

AYS) IS A VOLUNTEER-RUN ORGANIZATION WITH NO PAID EMPLOYEES. VOLUNTEERS COMPRISE THE FOLLOWING: BOARD OF DIRECTORS - UP TO 19 (15 UNTIL 2/26/17 GENERAL MEETING WHEN VOTING MEMBERSHIP APPROVED CHANGE TO INCREASE BOARD SIZE TO 19); RECREATION COACHES AND ASSISTANT COACHES - 90; AND TRAVEL COACHES, ASSISTANT COACHES AND TEAM MANAGERS - 10. BOARD MEMBERS ALSO VOLUNTEER AS OFFICERS OF THE ORGANIZATION, AS COMISSIONERS FOR THE RECREATION LEAGUE, AND AS COACHES OF TRAVEL TEAMS. ALL AYS VOLUNTEERS ARE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN CHILD ABUSE CLEARANCES AND CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS REQUIRED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES LAW.

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

PROVIDE HELP TO PEOPLE WHO ARE VICTIMS OF NATURAL DISASTERS OR CONFLICTS OR SUFFERING FROM POVERTY, HUNGER, DISEASE, ILLITERACY, DISCRIMINATION, HOMELESSNESS, DEBT, UNEMPLOYMENT, INJUSTICE, OR LACK OF SKILLS OR ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY.

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

HOUSING INSECURITY: A MAJOR CONCERN FOR COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND LEADS TO IMMENSE FAMILY INSTABILITY. VAST NUMBERS OF VACANT HOMES AND BUSINESSES DETERIORATE THE FABRIC OF A COMMUNITY BY INCREASED CRIME RATES, HIGHER COSTS TO THE TENANTS GIVEN NO OTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR RESIDENCE, AND MAKING IT DIFFICULT FOR BUSINESSES TO BE SUCCESSFUL. FALSE NARRATIVES RELATED TO THE HOUSING INSECURE ABOUND THAT LIMIT MANY ORGANIZATIONS ABILITY TO PROVIDE SERVICES. THEREFORE, WE WORK TO IDENTIFY AND SUPPORT EMERGING INTERVENTIONS THAT HELP MORE COMMUNITIES AND PEOPLE THRIVE. FROM REDEVELOPMENT OF VACANT PROPERTIES TO TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS THAT INCREASE FINANCIAL MOBILITY, WE WORK TO SEE MORE PEOPLE IN MORE PLACES HAVE THE RESOURCES TO NOT ONLY SURVIVE, BUT TRULY THRIVE. WE ALSO WORK TO CHANGE THE NARRATIVE OF HOMELESSNESS THAT HOPEFULLY LEADS TO EMPATHY AND ACTION.

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

THE PROMOTES THE RIGHT OF VICTIMS OF VIOLATIONS IN IRAN AS WELL AS IRANIAN WOMEN MINORITIES, AS WELL AS ASSISTING POLITICAL REFUGEES IN THEIR RESETTLEMENT, HOUSING, MEDICAL CARE, FOOD LOGISTICAL/LEGAL SUPPORT.

TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ASSIST ABUSED AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN ANDPROMOTE FRATERNITY AMONG MEMBERS

IS A LICENSED 182-BED HOSPITAL WHICH IS A REFERRAL AND A LEVEL II TRAUMA . THE HOSPITAL PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE AND ADVANCED CARE TO PEOPLE OF WESTERN NEBRASKA AND SURROUNDING PORTIONS OF SOUTH DAKOTA, WYOMING AND COLORADO.

SERVICES TO VICTIMS OF DONESTIC

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.

Provide happier, healthier lives for veterans living with trauma.

TO PROVIDE OPIATE ADDICTION AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE RECOVERY SERVICES.

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.

THE IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO ENHANCING THE LIVES OF THOSE STRUGGLING WITH SPINAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY (SMA). WE STRIVE TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THIS DISEASE ON THE LOCAL, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL LEVELS. OUR PROVIDES NEED-BASED FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO AFFECTED FAMILIES EQUIPMENT, TRAVEL, AND IN THE FUTURE, LIFE CHANGING MEDICATIONS. WE UNDERSTAND THE VALUE OF AWARENESS AND PEER SUPPORT AND ORGANIZE SUPPORT GROUPS AND INFORMATION SMA AFFECTED FAMILIES IN OUR AREA.

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

Downtown Visions) was established to create a safer, cleaner and well-managed central business district (City). Downtown Visions programs are designed to supplement City services in the areas of crime prevention and control, sidewalk cleaning and general pedestrian assistance within the district. Downtown Visions also provides marketing and promotional activities designed to enhance the image of the business district.

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SPHS C.A.R.E. , BUILDING ON MORE THAN 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, PROVIDES A UNIQUE CONTINUUM OF QUALITY, RECOVERY BASED, TRAUMA INFORMED, INTEGRATED SERVICES INCLUDING: EDUCATION, INTERVENTION, CASE MANAGEMENT, TREATMENT, AFTERCARE AND REFERRALS TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN WASHINGTON, BUTLER AND GREENE COUNTIES.

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

TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO ASSIST ELDERLY AND INDIGENT VICTIMS OF CRIME WITH COUNSELING, TRANSPORTATION, GUARDIANSHIP, AND GRANTS TO REPLACE STOLEN OR DAMAGED GOODS.

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.

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.

FIGHT IN COUNTY

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

THE IS ON A MISSION TO INCREASE THE ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT OF HISTORICALLY DISENFRANCHISED AND EXCLUDED BLACK AND OTHER POPULATIONS OF COLOR. THE ENVISIONS A DC METRO AREA WHERE BLACKS AND OTHER SYSTEMICALLY DISENFRANCHISED POPULATIONS ARE THRIVING UNIMPEDED AND UNHARMED BY BIGOTRY AND STRUCTURAL RACISM. GWUL WORKS TO ADVANCE RACIAL EQUITY AS A MECHANISM TO ACHIEVE EQUALITY WHILE ALSO DRIVING THE ACCELERATION OF ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE, POLITICAL PARITY AND PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELLNESS. TOGETHER, OUR DEDICATED STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS FROM OUR AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONSTHE GUILD AND THURSDAY NETWORK PROVIDE LIFE AND CAREER NAVIGATION SYSTEMS FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS. WE ENABLE PEOPLE TO LEAD THEIR LIVES WITH COMPETENCE, DIGNITY, AND PURPOSE WHILE PROVIDING THEM THE TOOLS TO TRANSCEND TRAUMA, NAVIGATE BARRIERS, AND CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. THROUGH FACILITATING PEOPLES JOURNEY ALONG A CONTINUUM OF WEALTH AND WELLNESS THE EMPOWERS COMM

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.

THE CHILD OF POVERTY, NEGLECT OR ABUSE FINDS HOPE AND OPPORTUNITY AT .

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 TEACH AND FOSTER THE PREVENTION OF MALTREATMENT TO CHILDREN TO CREATE A STATEWIDE COALITION OF DIVERSE /NEGLECT SERVICES.

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

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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