• Public Housing

• 2809.

Ucc Iv Inc

A non-profit organization providing housing, health, and support services to more than 9000 seniors in 90+ locations in 15 states.

• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 2810.

Big Bend Homeless Coalition Inc

OUR MISSION IS TO END HOMELESSNESS IN THE BIG BEND AREA THROUGH LEADERSHIP, EDUCATION, ADVOCACY, AND THE PROVISION OF QUALITY SERVICES AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

• Senior Centers/Services

• 2811.

Japanese Community Support Center of Hawaii

To provide information, referral and consultation services to non-English speaking members of the Japanese community at our Center.

• Community Foundations

• 2812.

Morgan Hill Community Foundation

Support local non-profit organizations and endeavours that provide services or programs in the areas of recreation, arts, agriculture, life-long learning, science and technology, and social and health services in the Morgan Hill area.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 2813.

Kenner Foundation

Welcome to The Kenner Foundation About Us We lost someone .

• Human Service Organizations

• 2814.

THE CERES COMMUNITY PROJECT

We create health for people, communities and the planet through love, healing food & empowering youth Weve broken ground on our future home.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 2815.

OUR COMMUNITY PLACE

Our Community Place, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is dedicated to recognizing and nurturing the inherent dignity of all people.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 2816.

Future Focused Family Services

Helping Families Soar We are committed to helpingfamiliesFind their purposeChange their perspectivePursue their dreams Building the Future is a collaborative effortespecially in this new COVID environment EducationReengagement Collaborative School Family Solutions In and After School Programs Utilization of Evidence Based Methods Youth Directed Programs What Makes Us Special We offer approachable mentorship programs tailored to the student and family39s individual needs.

ASIAN PACIFIC SELF-DEVELOPMENT

Together we can build A safe and supportive community Our Story Asian Pacific SelfDevelopment And Residential Association APSARA was formed in 1989 by a resident group of 35 refugee families who lived in Park Village Apartments PVA a deteriorated and unsafe 230unit apartment complex.