• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 1972.

Rapha Christian Counseling Center

Depression, Anxiety, Suicidal Thoughts,Insecurities, Anger, Bitterness, Grief are all real feelings.

Jireh Communications

We provide Emergency Housing, Food and Job Opportunities.

• Mental Health Treatment

• 1974.

Horizons Mental Health Center

Providing caring, quality services for adults, children and families in Reno, Pratt, Kingman, Harper and Barber counties.

• Psychiatric, Mental Health Hospital

• 1975.

Private Psychiatric Hospital Educational and Research Foundatio

NABH advocates for behavioral healthcare and represents provider systems that prevent, treat and care for people with mental and substance use disorders.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1976.

Healthy Belief Inc

Our Pillars of Impact Illuminate the Hidden Knowledge is Protection Resilience Starts with Preparedness Breaking the Chains A Path to Freedom Healing Forward Reclaiming Lives and Identities Keep your feet on the ground Be confident but downtoearth.

• International Development, Relief Services

• 1977.

Rapha Project Inc

Healing the Nations Through Effective Training Intervention Enriching Partnerships for Sustainable Healing We desire to build up and support organizations expats and nationals who are in countries longterm and encountering people impacted by trauma in the places they serve work and live.

• Half-Way House (Short-Term Residential Care)

• 1978.

New Hope Ministries of Amador

THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVES AND PURPOSES OF THIS CORPORATION IS FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES UNDER THE NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION LAW OF CALIFORNIA, TO PROVIDE A SUBSTANCE ABUSE TRANISTION PROGRAM FOR WOMEN RECOVERING FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE ADDICTIONS, WHO NEED THE SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE PEER AND CONSELOR RECOVERY PROCESS AND HAVE A PLACE TO CALL HOME, WHILE LEARING RELAPSE PREVENTION, SOBER LIVING AND TRANSITIONING TO PRODUCTIVE LIFE.

• Hot Line, Crisis Intervention

• 1979.

NEW MEXICO SUICIDE INTERVENTION

Our mission is to meet the challenge of youth suicide in Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico through lasting solutions that encourage resiliency, courage, connection and hope.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1980.

FAILSAFE FOR LIFE

Home About Us Our Services Get Involved Resources Donate Event Calendar Supporters Media Blog More We envision a community where Mental and physical health are viewed the same and are a priority for community members Each member feels connected and purposeful Thoughts of suicide are rare but those who experience them are recognized and connected to help before the thoughts become persistent and serious If someone struggling reaches out for help those around them know how to respond and where to connect them for extra care If someone struggling is connected to extra care that care is knowledgeable and prepared to support a person with thoughts of suicide After a person leaves emergency care they are left with a plan to keep themselves safe a schedule for what to do next and when and they are followed up on Building a More Connected Community FailSafe for Life knows that strength not only lies in our words but in our actions as well.