• Senior Centers/Services

• 1954.

Friends of the Hudson Senior Center Inc

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO SENIOR CITIZENS IN THE HUDSON, MA AREA BY IDENTIFYING THEIR NEEDS, HELPING TO MEET THEIR HEALTH, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL NEEDS.

• Specifically Named Diseases

• 1955.

Council for Prevention Inc

Prevention agency servicing Warren and Washington Counties.

• Delinquency Prevention

• 1956.

Childrens Center for Treatment and Education

Formerly known as Children’s Home of Bradford, Beacon Light Behavioral Health System (an affiliate of Journey Health System) now provides quality care to thousands of children & adults.

• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 1957.

Gracious Hands Transitional Housing for Women and Children

Gracious Hands is a transitional living environment for Women and their Children.

• Other Housing Support Services

• 1958.

Positive Transitions Housing & Supportive Services Inc

Positive Transitions Housing Supportive Services Inc.

Community Now

The mission of Community Now is to use evidenced-based theories to equip individuals with the coping skills needed to manage the stressors of life to become socially and emotionally resilient.

• Other Housing Support Services

• 1960.

ALL CHICAGO MAKING HOMELESSNESS HISTORY

All Chicago prevents and ends homelessness through emergency financial assistance, community partnerships, data analytics, and research and training.

• Hospitals and Primary Medical Care Facilities

• 1961.

HEALTH RESOURCE CENTER OF CINCINNATI

The Health Resource Center of Cincinnati is dedicated to providing integrated care for economically disadvantaged and/or homeless people with mental, emotional, behavioral, or substance use disorders whose needs are not being met by other agencies.

Renaissance Social Services Inc

Solutions to Homelessness households were provided resources to prevent eviction and homelessness 2171 people living on the streetswereconnected to housing healthcare and other services 636 participantslived in the agencys supportivehousing including57 families 545 Our Partners 2404 individuals were provided resources to prevent eviction and homelessness 523 people living on the streetswereconnected to housing healthcare and other services 864 participants received housing support including 127 families Our Impact Our Vision A Chicago without homelessness.