NYS Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare

The NYS Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare is a 50+ year old membership association representing the interests of community-based mental health and substance use disorder organizations across New York.

Indian Creek Foundation

Our mission is to provide opportunities for people, with intellectual and developmental disabilities, to live in and enrich the community throughout their lives ICF provides day, residential, & behavioral support programs to children & adults with ID/DD/autism.

• International Relief

• 1515.

Bth International

Our mission is to provide and improve health care for youth living in institutional care settings who are disabled, living with chronic disease, or fleeing sexual violence.

• Libraries, Library Science

• 1516.

Healing Hands Resource Center

Our primary exempt purpose is to provide mental health services to low income and uninsured patients, educational support and advocacy to students and their families, and to provide community and patient mental health education services.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 1517.

Rjk Memorial Foundation Inc

A Non-Profit Origination that brings awareness to the devastation that addiction causes families.

• Christian

• 1518.

Renewed Recovery

Renewed Recovery provides holistic recovery programs to individuals, families, communities and churches.

• Community Mental Health Center

• 1519.

Community Healthcore Foundation

We proudly provide mental & behavioral health services to North East Texas residents.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1520.

Hmong Autism Neurodiverse Disability Support

HANDS strives to spread awareness about Autism, disabilities, and other special needs by providing a supportive space for Hmong and Wisconsin families who need extra help through education, group support, and grants.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

• 1521.

UNITED STROKE ALLIANCE

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