• Mental Health Disorders

• 388.

Aevidum

Aevidum empowers youth to shatter the silence surrounding depression, suicide, and other youth issues.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 389.

Mental Health Cooperative Foundation Inc

Mental Health Cooperative Foundation (MHCF) was established in 2009 to solely support the work of Mental Health Cooperative (MHC).

• Other Mental Health, Crisis Intervention N.E.C.

• 390.

Kentucky Physicians Health Foundation Inc

TO ASSIST PROFESSIONALS LICENSED BY THE KENTUCKY BOARD OF MEDICAL LICENSURE IN THEIR RECOVERY FROM ADDICTIVE DISEASE, MENTAL OR EMOTIONAL ILLNESS.

• Public Housing

• 391.

Ashland Group Home Inc

New Vista. We see the good ahead. We're a non-profit serving Central Kentucky in the areas of mental and behavioral health.

Empowered for Excellence Behavioral Health of Ohio

To provide comprehensive and compassionate, integrated mental health and substance abuse services which are client-focused and culturally inclusive to fulfill personal goals.

• Health Support Services

• 393.

Oklahoma Pharmacists Helping Pharmacists Inc

THE ORGANIZATION'S MISSION IS TO DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN A PROGRAM TO FACILITATE EARLY IDENTIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF COLLEAGUES WHO ARE THOUGHT TO BE SUFFERING FROM PHYSICAL, MENTAL OR EMOTIONAL IMPAIRMENT AND TO AID THEM IN FINDING THE APPROPRIATE HELP.

• Addictive Disorders

• 394.

SCHOOL OF ADDICTION RECOVERY (SOAR) INC

(801) 943-2655 LIVING AN ELITE WAY OF LIFE RESULTS IN LOVE OF SELF.

• Religious Related, Spiritual Development N.E.C.

• 395.

Will Bright Foundation Inc

Breaking the barriers to recovery from addiction Will Bright Foundation Breaking All Barriers Addiction To Recovery Our Mission Statement Breaking the barrier to recovery from addiction by bridging the gap between the bubble of recovery and taking that next step through awareness education and the provision of transitional living.

• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

• 396.

ONECITY FOR RECOVERY INC

Our nonprofit was formed by a group of individuals in Cincinnati who have been impacted by substance-abuse, as well as small business owners, business executives, community leaders, and clergy.