• Professional Societies & Associations

• 388.

Lancaster Bar Association

TO PROMOTE THE COMPETENCE, ETHICS, AND COLLEGIALITY OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION; TO PROVIDE SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC; AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE FAIR ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE FOR ALL IN LANCASTER COUNTY.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 389.

CAN Council

A nonprofit dedicated to the prevention and intervention of child abuse and advocacy for survivors.

• Family Services

• 390.

It Takes A Village

It Takes A Village, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening families and communit IT TAKES A VILLAGE INC.

PRO BONO COUNSELING PROJECT INC

Your mental health connection since 1991 -Linking families, individuals and couples with licensed and insured mental health professionals and other essential services throughout Maryland Pro Bono Counseling’s mission is to remove barriers and provide relief by connecting Marylanders to mental health support.

• Human Service Organizations

• 392.

Indiana Federal Community Defenders Inc

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED AS A COMMUNITY DEFENDER ORGANIZATION TO PROVIDE REPRESENTATION AND RELATED DEFENSE TO INDIGENT PERSONS CHARGED WITH FEDERAL CRIMES PURSUANT TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACT, U.

Legal Aid Society of Story County

The Legal Aid Society of Story County is a privately funded non-profit that has been increasing access to justice in Story County since 1974.

HELPING THE PEOPLE

MAHA - It's Time To Put Your Health FIRST.

• Patient Services�Entertainment, Recreation

• 395.

Friends in Deed

Friends in Deed aims to ensure, through the work and generosity of its volunteers and donors, that people in the Green Valley Community have access to transportation, temporary loans of medical equipment, physical space for meetings, activities and socialization, all without cost, in order to help them maintain their independence as well as their physical and mental health.

• Legal Services

• 396.

EQUAL ACCESS LEGAL SERVICES INC

Equal Access Legal Ser. is a nonprofit law firm that offers services on a sliding scale for those that are 125% to 400% of the federal poverty level.