MAINELY GIRLS

Mainely Girls was founded in 1996 with a two part mission: to work with rural communities to assist them in focusing on girls' needs in a preventative and proactive manner, and to work on the state level to bring about positive change for girls.

• Kindergarten, Nursery Schools, Preschool, Early Admissions

• 3701.

Barton House Playschool

Welcome to Barton House Playschool where the rule of the day is always learning through play.

Fundamentals for Kids, Inc.

Fundamentals for Kids, Inc. is a broad-based, collaborative, community initiative, providing distressed and underprivileged children and families with food, clothing and educational literacy programs to achieve a higher quality of life.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 3703.

Grable Foundation

It's been said that there is nothing like a dream to create the future.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 3704.

Clay County Economic Development Council

We are a non-profit organization committed to maximizing economic well-being and opportunity throughout Clay County.

Health Affiliates Inc

THE MANOR HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE SHORT-TERM REHABILITATION AND LONG-TERM SKILLED-NURSING SERVICES FOR ADULTS AND SENIORS.

PROGRAMS FOR EMPOWERMENT ACCEPTANCE AND KNOWLEDGE INC

PEAK, Inc. is an organization in Williamson, GA serving adults with developmental disabilities.

• Alcohol, Drug Abuse (Treatment Only)

• 3707.

A SAFE HAVEN FOUNDATION

NEED HELP. CALL773 4358300or INQUIRE ONLINE Ending HomelessnessOne Person at a Time.

• Recreational and Sporting Camps (Day, Overnight, etc.)

• 3708.

The YESS Institute

Our Promise to Inspire the Future Empowering every student to succeed Nurturing the whole child Promoting healthy lifestyle choices Supporting lifelong learning YESS Institute Empowering Youth For 20 Years InSchool Mentoring Programs Substance Misuse Curricula Workshops Community Development Our Story The success of the YESS model is rooted in the agencys founding philosophy that the peopleand communities served need to be valued as experts of their own lived experiences.