• Mental Health Treatment

• 3808.

Pennsylvania Association of Psychosocial Rehab Services Inc

The Pennsylvania Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services (PAPRS), is a national leader in Psychiatric Rehabilitation.

Community Voices Heard, Inc.

We are the largest Black-led membership org working to build power in Black, brown, and low-income communities across New York State.

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

• 3810.

National Center for Access To Justice Inc

Founder and Executive Director of the National Center for Access to Justice at Fordham Law School THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR ACCESS TO JUSTICE IS THE ACADEMICALLY AFFILIATED NATIONAL ORGANIZATION THAT RELIES ON DATA TO SUPPORT POLICY REFORMS THAT HELP PEOPLE OBTAIN ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN THE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS.

• Public Housing

• 3811.

Chicago Low Income Housing Trust Fund

CLIHTF's mission is to meet the permanent housing needs of Chicago’s very low-income residents by providing subsidies directly to property owners.

Contact Helpline

CONTACT Helpline has been providing 24/7 emotional listening support nationwide for 50+ years, in addition to information and referral services with PA211.

• Alcohol, Drug Abuse (Prevention Only)

• 3813.

Tri-County Community Partnership Inc

The Tri-County Community Partnership raises awareness of the risks of alcohol and drug use.

• Child Abuse, Prevention of

• 3814.

AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY ON THE ABUSE OF CHILDREN INC

Official Twitter Feed, The American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, National Office The American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children's official Facebook page.

• Human Service Organizations

• 3815.

House of Manna Inc

There is lifeafter DrugAddictionHomelessnessIncarceration DrugAddictionHomelessnessIncarceration The House of Manna is here to help you learn new skills make connections find employment and guide your reentry journey.

RESCUE INCORPORATED

A History of Rescue Rescue Mental Health Addiction Services was founded in 1966 by members of the Lucas County religious and social services communities to meet the need for a 24hour hotline for those experiencing an emotional crisis.