• Mental Health Disorders

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Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance

Crisis Hotline Reaching out with technology Welcome to the Rockland County Chapter of the Depression Bipolar Support Alliance Come Join Us Our Mood Disorder Friends Family and Under 30 share groups on Thursday nights from 7PM 830PM Guidelines Crisis Hotline If you or someone you know is in suicidal crisis or emotional distress please call Reaching out with technology For teens.

• Community Coalitions

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Citizens for Safe Yakima Valley Communities

Safe Yakima Valley is a Yakima-based non-profit organization, dedicated to improving and safeguarding our community.

My Child's Life Matters Inc

FENTANYL IS A CHEMICAL OF MASS DESTRUCTION THAT IS TAKING 307 LIVES A DAY.

Beit T'Shuvah

Our mission is to heal broken souls and save the lives of those wrestling with addiction by providing integrated care in a community setting.

Sounds of Saving

501c3 nonprofit fueling hope through music.

Soulu

Upward Community Chicago (Formerly Madraigos Midwest) is a not-for-profit mental health organization with a singular mission: to empower youths in the Midwest with the tools and skills they need to become socially and emotionally healthy adults.

• Human Service Organizations

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RACING FOR MENTAL HEALTH INC

Health is the source for evidence-based health and wellness information that meets everyone – inclusive of all genders, ages, races, sexualities, and abilities – where they are in their health and wellness journey.

• Youth Development Programs

• 1007.

ARAMIDE GIVES INC

Empowering Engaging and Educating Youths Making a Difference in Young Lives ARAMIDE GIVES is dedicated to engaging empowering and educating youths to create a better future.

• Mental Health Treatment

• 1008.

THE CHRIS COLLINS FOUNDATION INC

The Chris Collins Foundation Inc Shining a light on mental illness Washing away the stigma through education and awareness It is important to Chris loved ones that the social stigma of mental illness is washed away the prevalence of the disease in our communities is recognized and we learn to identify and care for those who may be suffering.