• Jewish

• 1963.

Yeshivas Ohr V Daas

THE ORGANIZATION'S PRIMARY MISSION IS TO SUPPORT AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE EDUCATIONALLY, EMOTIONALLY, PHYSICALLY AND MULTIPLY DISABLED.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 1964.

Oak Ridge Youth Development Corporation

Our mission is to prevent the academic summer slide of youth and to provide year round tutoring for academic success.

• Rehabilitative Medical Services

• 1965.

Northeast Georgia Speech Center Inc

Our primary mission is to serve the Gainesville community by providing excellence in speech therapy services to their children, our most important resources.

Children Like Loni Foundation

Our mission is to alleviate hunger and nourish our community by providing food assistance and res Children Like Loni's mission is to bridge the gap between families of children with intellectual disabilities and their community.

• Specifically Named Diseases

• 1967.

Dyslexia Services Foundation

Dyslexia Evaluation Dyslexia Treatment Dyslexia Awareness The Dyslexia Services Foundation provides researchbased professional evaluation and treatment for lowincome children with dyslexia.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 1968.

Tillamook Family Counseling Center

The Tillamook Family Counseling Center is a comprehensive behavioral health services provider serving youth, adults and their families in Tillamook County.

Rosalie Murrey Memorial Foundation

Our mission is to fundamentally change early childhood learning opportunities for children with disabilities by providing inclusive and therapeutic early learning for children ages three through six.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

• 1970.

Fathers & Sons of Northeast Ohio

Helping Men BecomeBetter Fathers We Help Dads Remove The Barriers That Prevent Them From Practicing Responsible Fatherhood.

MIDLAND CHILDRENS REHABILITATION

Founded in 1956 by the Children's Service League, MCRC is changing the lives of children by providing neurological, orthopedic, and developmental therapy, in a compassionate environment, regardless of a family's ability to pay.