Way Back Inc

Living productively cohesively and happily within the community The Way Back is one of Long Islandx27s oldest mental health housing providers committed to helping people with psychiatric disabilities reintegrate into the community since 1980.

• Management & Technical Assistance

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National Council for Behavioral Health

The unifying voice of America’s mental health and substance use treatment organizations, serving more than 3,400 members across the country.

• Youth Development Programs

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Community Fitness & Education Inc

Our mission is to promote a healthy active lifestyle among children in underserved communities through high quality youth fitness programs and nutrition tips.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

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DC Center for Independent Living Inc

Our mission is to maximize independence for individuals with significant disabilities by creating opportunities for them to be mainstreamed into society.

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

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Million Mile Project Corporation

The Million Mile Project’s purpose is to meet those struggling with substance use disorder and mental illness, to walk the journey with each person from start to freedom, for a million miles and more.

Rape Recovery Center

The Rape Recovery Center is a non-profit organization that provides services to victims of sexual violence and education to the community.

• Human Service Organizations

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United Healing in Motion Inc

HEALTHCARE ON THE GO Physical Therapy Reinvented.

• Human Service Organizations

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Live Oak Mental Wellness Project Inc

Connecting individuals and families with mental health resources, development, and community Connecting individuals and families with mental health resources, development, and community in the Antelope Valley and beyond.

• Alcohol, Drug Abuse (Prevention Only)

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THE SANCTUARY FOUNDATION

At The Sanctuary Sober Living Home For Women our mission is to provide an environment where people can apply the tools of recovery in a safe, supportive, stable and sober environment in an effort for the individual to realize true freedom in sobriety.