• Children's and Youth Services

• 181.

Options for Youth

OFY works with at-risk youth in under-resourced neighborhoods throughout Chicago to overcome significant challenges and graduate from high school.

• Administration of Justice, Courts (Court Administration, Court Reform, Alternatives to Litigation and Sentencing)

• 182.

Valley Court Diversion Programs Inc

Our mission is to strengthen our communities by promoting accountability, repair, reconciliation, and support for those who have caused harm or been affected by it.

• Services to Prisoners/Families

• 183.

Ihs Ministries Inc

To mobilize the Body of Christ to disciple and equip incarcerated men and women for victorious Christian living.

Citizens for Juvenile Justice, Inc.

CfJJ advocates for statewide systemic reform to achieve equitable youth justice.

Illinois Collaboration On Youth

We promote the safety, health & economic success of Illinois’ children Illinois Collaboration On Youth promotes the safety, health, and success of Illinois’ children, youth and families by acting as a collective voice for policy and practice, and by connecting and strengthening the organizations that serve them.

• Services to Prisoners/Families

• 186.

Legal Services for Prisoners Inc

PROVIDES LEGAL SERVICES TO INDIGENT INMATES OF THE KANSAS PRISON SYSTEM.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 187.

Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition, Inc.

Founded in 2000, Economic Action Maryland Fund (formerly MCRC) is a leading force for economic justice.

• Human Services - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 188.

Horizon Communities Corp

Our Mission is to “provide the tools needed in a program-focused environment for a second chance” Horizon Communities in Prison is a catalyst in redeveloping and rehabilitating inmates for a second chance in life.

• Crime, Legal Related N.E.C.

• 189.

TENNESSEE JUVENILE COURT SERVICES

WHO WE ARETennessee Juvenile Court Services Association In September 1972 Juvenile Court representatives from Davidson Hamilton Knox and Shelby Counties met in Nashville and agreed to form an ad hoc committee for the purpose of establishing a professional association of juvenile court workers that would become a permanent organization to serve the interest and needs of children in the State.