NEW YORK STATE PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION

Promoting and protecting the public's health through professional development, networking, advocacy, and education.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 2000.

Souhegan Valley Community Development Corporation

Partnering with community organizations to develop resources to serve those influenced by addictive behaviors in New Hampshire.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 2001.

1630 Dewey Avenue Housing Development Fund Corp

New York’s largest provider of street outreach and supportive housing for the chronically homeless 1630 DEWEY AVENUE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT'S PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO ACQUIRE AND/OR DEVELOP PROPERTY LOCATED FOR THE BENEFIT OF BREAKING GROUND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND AND ITS AFFILIATED TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS.

• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

• 2002.

New Hope Rising Inc

New Hope Rising offers services to those recovering from addiction.

• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 2003.

GATEWAY HOMELESS COALITION, INC.

GHC provides a safe, family-friendly environment for individuals and families experiencing homelessness as our case managers help them find safe, stable housing.

• Other Housing Support Services

• 2004.

Midland Fair Havens Inc

"Building a Future for Families" The mission of Midland Fair Havens is to equip single mothers and their children for self-sufficient living by addressing their educational, vocational, spiritual, and emotional needs in residential and non-residential settings.

• Low-Cost Temporary Housing (includes Youth Hostels)

• 2005.

Safespaces Transitional Housing

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• Philanthropy/Charity/ Voluntarism Promotion (General)

• 2006.

Welcome Back Foundation

We are a Newly formed Non- Profit Organization currently dedicating ourselves to the California Homeless Crisis.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 2007.

BETTER ANGELS UNITED INC

Better Angels is taking a bold, holistic approach by harnessing new models of intervention, world-class technology, community engagement, and pragmatism across five critical areas: Prevention, Community, Services, Shelter and Housing.