• Family Services

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DIASPORA COMMUNITY SERVICES INC

A community support agency that empowers families & individuals to maximize their abilities and succeed through support services & advocacy.

NEXT STEP DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROJECT

The Next Step Domestic Violence Project assists people in Washington and Hancock Counties, Maine.

SE WORKS INC

We offer a variety of services including skill training resources, workshops and tools all designed to help you find a new or better job in today’s job market.

• Military/Veterans' Organizations

• 1831.

Helping Our Veterans Inc

Providing Hope to Our Heroes Your cart Helping Our Veterans Welcome to Helping Our Veterans Helping Our Veterans goal is to assist our veterans in regaining their pride dignity and respect of the community.

• Human Service Organizations

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Transitional Remedies Solutions

Transitional Remedies Solutions Inc offers assistance to a vast majority of men and women who are transitioning into their respective communities.

• Legal Services

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Warrior Legal Services Organization

Providing homeless Veterans free legal assistance When a Veteran is living on the street an experienced lawyer can help overcome entrenched barriers Our mission is to provide high quality legal representation to serve Veterans who have served our Country.

Grannies Respond Abuelas Responden Inc

GR/AR’s Vision is that all immigrants and asylum seekers are treated with respect and dignity as t GRANNIES RESPOND provides and elicits compassionate and respectful support for asylum seekers and immigrants who are seeking safety and security in the United States.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

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San Quentin Skunk Works

We work on the big issues of criminal justice reform facilitating reentry success, empowering incarcerated people, and reducing recidivism.

• Health Treatment Facilities (Primarily Outpatient)

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FORENSIC NURSE EXAMINERS

We’re a 501(c)3 non-profit providing comprehensive and patient-centered care to survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence in Washington DC.