• Homemaker, Home Health Aide

• 217.

Home Health Services of Wjcs Inc

We help #Westchester residents of all ages & backgrounds overcome #mentalhealth #trauma #disability #aging #educational & other challenges.

• Health Support Services

• 218.

Illinois Association Medical Staff Services

Organization to promote quality healthcare through professional development and education in Medical Staff Services management and credentialing.

• Deaf/Hearing Impaired Centers, Services

• 219.

Baystate Deaf Senior Citizens

PROVIDE TRAVEL FOR DEAF SENIOR CITIZENS Deaf Web Connections Why Join Our Deaf Web Connections Deaf Web Connections is a creative this website that is shared folder paths by same one domain of your organization business or club name including required the two limited pages within a low price.

• Human Service Organizations

• 220.

Jasmynns Voice Inc

TO PROVIDE A VOICE TO THOSE LIVING WITH AUTISIM AND TOGETHER CREATE COMMUNITIES RICH IN AWARENESS, UNDERSTANDING AND ACCEPTANCE BY PROVIDING IPADS AS AN ALTERNATIVE AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATION DEVICE TO THOSE WHO HAVE AUTISM AND STRUGGLE WITH LANGUAGE DEFICITS/DELAYS.

• Brain Disorders

• 221.

New Mental Health Connection Inc

We are connecting stakeholders and resources to improve the mental health of our community.

Auditory Verbal Center, Inc.

Giving Sound & Voice to the Deaf or Hard of Hearing.

• Rehabilitative Medical Services

• 223.

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Service Center Inc

Official page of DHHSC. Non-profit organization of Central California serving 8 counties.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

• 224.

YWCA OF KALAMAZOO NONPROFIT HOUSING

Dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, Justice, freedom and dignity for all.

• Blind/Visually Impaired Centers, Services

• 225.

COMMUNICATION ADVOCACY NETWORK CORP

Communication Advocacy Network Welcome to Communication Advocacy Network Our Mission Communication Advocacy Network CAN provides statewide services to Connecticuts DeafBlind and Hard of hearing adult residents with visual impairments and elderly Deaf residents who rely on different forms of American Sign Language to successfully negotiate access to essential living services throughout the year and maintain their health and independent living status selfsufficiently.