• Public Foundations

• 352.

Special Recreation Services

Special Recreation Services, Inc. is a non-profit, 501 (c) (3) organization located in Northeast Pennsylvania providing waiver services and fee based group activities for differently-abled adults (18+) in their community.

GREATER LIFE INC

Greater Life's mission is to reach and serve indigent, at risk, disadvantaged or impoverished youth, parents & seniors daily.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

• 354.

Community Housing Partners Corporation of Florida

CHP creates homes and communities that are healthy, sustainable, and affordable.

Creative Living Inc

Community program for people with developmental disabilities: residential, day service & employment.

California Education Assistance Inc

Conduct research on education and education-related issues, including without limitation early childhood education and the education of non-traditional students, and distribute the results to the public; Expand education-related information outreach services to provide financial aid information and counseling to students, their families, and financial aid directors; and provide scholarships to individuals to assist them in pursuing an education.

• Vocational Rehabilitation (includes Job Training and Employment for Disabled and Elderly)

• 357.

Advanced Employment Group

TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITES AND UNIQUE NEEDS.

• Autism

• 358.

California Programs for the Autistic Inc

California Programs for the Autistic provides an opportunity for life long living and learning in the community for individuals with developmental disabilities including autism and severe disorders of behavior and communication.

StriveCLT, Inc.

Unleashing social capital by providing reading, digital, financial, and civic literacy education, family mentoring and community engagement #ItTakesAVillage StriveCLT helps families who aspire to increase their social capital.

Kind Home Inc

Home modifications for kids in need An individual returning home with reduced mobility may find unexpected barriers.