New York Therapeutic Communities Inc

About Us Stay039n Out provides global and local training advocacy and the development of innovative programs providing substance abuse treatment and complementary human services to enhance the life of the community.

• Alcohol, Drug Abuse (Prevention Only)

• 353.

Marin Healthy Youth Partnerships

We work collaboratively to reshape community norms to reduce youth substance use.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 354.

Drug Prevention Resource Center, Inc.

To reduce the abuse and underage use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs through: Community Awareness and Involvement; Prevention Education.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 355.

Union County Drug Free Partnership

Promoting Healthy Drug Free Living through Advocacy, Education, Evaluation and Community Collaboration.

• Youth Development Programs

• 356.

Cuddle Outreach Ministry

C. U. D. D. L. E. Outreach, Inc. - Children Under Duress Divinely Loved Everywhere Supplies quality emergency supplies to children in crisis & to prevent abuse.

Friends of Children and Families Inc

Our mission is to provide high quality services by educating, serving, and partnering with families to create a community of life-long learners.

• Family Services

• 358.

California Youth at Risk Intervention Program

Empowering Women Girls Worldwide Our Goal Vision Commitment Register Help Make Change Volunteer Participate or Donate It is our sole mission to empower young people to overcome opposition asthey pursue and live their dreams.

PROTECT THE CHILDREN INC

Protect the Children, Inc. is a non-profit 501c3 charity organization comprised of volunteers living in Arizona.

• Special Ed Institutions/ Schools for Visually or Hearing Impaired, Learning Disabled

• 360.

HELP YOURSELF WIN FOUNDATION INC

Opening the door to their future Changing the lives of children through afterschool programs linked to college campuses and a program for adults seeking a second chance for meaningful employment Help Yourself Win Foundation Help Yourself Academies Colleges often reach out to high school students however by then children may well have lost interest in education.