• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 136.

SBCC

SBCC is committed to co-creating resilient and dynamic communities where individuals access the skills to address challenges to build solutions that last.

• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

• 137.

Recovery Community, Inc.

We are a recovery program and transitional living facility located in Nashville, TN offering safe, a We are a client centered, recovery community building healthy relationships in an alcohol and drug free environment.

• Mental Health Treatment

• 138.

Promise Resource Network Inc

Through the wisdom of lived recovery experience, we ignite social change, inspire hope and serve as a catalyst for personal greatness.

• Public Health Programs

• 139.

Montanas Peer Network

We are a non-profit organization with a mission to lead the expansion and development of recovery-oriented behavioral health services in Montana.

• Employment Procurement Assistance and Job Training

• 140.

PACIFIC REENTRY CAREER SERVICES A NONPROFIT CORPORATION

To provide job search training, assistance and support to formerly incarcerated women and to collaborate with fellow reentry agencies while educating employers on the benefits of hiring the formerly incarcerated.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 141.

Life After Release

To provide each formerly incarcerated resident of Prince Georges County with an opportunity to overcome the barriers that often plague individuals after release from in Life After Release Inc.

Recovery Advocates in Livingston Inc

Our peer-certified staff assist people in navigating the sobriety journey & long term recovery.

• Family Services

• 143.

FamilyReunited Initiative

FamilyReunited Initiative offers compassionate guidance and tailored resources to families affected by foster care.

• Services to Prisoners/Families

• 144.

RESILIENCE EDUCATION

Freedom begins with education connection and direction For more than a decade we have been equipping currently and formerly incarcerated people with the social capital needed to forge new career pathways.