• Mental Health Treatment

• 1045.

Passages Family Support A Nonprofit Corporation

We are a licensed outpatient behavioral health clinic that welcomes individuals, families, youth, and children who are enrolled in Washington’s Apple Heath Medicaid program and are facing behavioral health challenges.

The Happy Tooth Foundation Inc

To empower children to reach their full potential by building four pillars of success: food security, physical wellness, self-esteem and literacy.

• Medical Disciplines

• 1047.

California Dental Hygienists Association

Central Coast Dental Hygienists39 Society About Us Members Upcoming Events Miscellaneous Contact Us More The Central Coast Dental Hygienists39 Society is a component of the California Dental Hygienists39 Association.

Sobriety House Inc

Sobriety House, Inc. is a nonprofit, 12-step based treatment facility for men and women ages 18 and older struggling with substance abuse and addiction.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1049.

COMMUNITY PROGRAM FOR ADDICTION RECOVERY INC

CPAR's Recovery Advocates will help reduce the gap between police officers and individuals in need of recovery from active addiction, and guide individuals and their families to informational resources, clinical resources, and community supports.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1050.

Matforce the Yavapai County Substance Abuse Coalition

An anti-drug organization that educates and raises awareness about substance abuse and helps facilitate policy changes.

Valley AIDS Council

Valley AIDS Council, est. in 1987 is a non-profit HIV service organization that delivers sexual health and wellness services in South Texas.

Advent Group Ministries, Inc.

Our Vision: Reclaimed Hope, Realized Potential, Restored Lives #addiction #recovery #adventgm (408) 281-0708 Reclaimed Hope, Realized Potential, Restored Lives www.

Way Station

Way Station is a resource center serving the MWV area's housing-insecure & homeless population Provide safe, welcoming, non-judgmental space and supportive services for homeless and housing insecure residents of Mount Washington Valley.