• Youth Development Programs

• 3970.

Thrive Youth Development Inc

PO BOX 1064 Fayetteville GA 30214 Reaching Inspiring and Empowering Youth Our programs and special events are designed to help teens develop positive mindsets and gain valuable assets.

Addict II Athlete

Our Links- https://linktr. ee/addicttoathlete Mental Health and Addiction support & Resources "Our Mission is to establish and maintain recovery by promoting lifestyle changes through erasing negative behaviors and replacing them with things of greater value.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 3972.

Providence School of Arts

Providence is an urban Christian school with a mission to SEE EVERY CHILD FLOURISH Providence School of Arts is here to provide children all backgrounds an opportunity to flourish.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 3973.

THE LINK

The Link works with youth and families to overcome the impacts of poverty and social injustice.

• Youth Development Programs

• 3974.

URGENT, Inc.

URGENT, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) youth and community development organization dedicated to empowering young minds to transform their communities.

• Mental Health Associations - Multipurpose

• 3975.

Complete Athlete Foundation

Athletes set goals for nutrition, fitness, and skills but rarely focus on the mental health aspect of athletic success.

• Baseball, Softball (includes Little Leagues)

• 3976.

Belmont Youth Softball Association

BRSYSA is a non-profit youth softball association teaching young girls the beautiful game of softball The mission of the Belmont Redwood Shores Youth Softball Association (BRSYSA) is to teach young girls (ages 5 - 14) the skills and knowledge necessary to play the great game of softball.

MAHOPAC BASKETBALL ACADEMY INC

Welcome to the Mahopac Basketball Academy.

• Girls Clubs

• 3978.

THE IMAGE INITIATIVE INC

We Enlighten, Engage, and Empower girls from underserved communities throughout Syracuse, New York💫 Who We Are We believe young women from underserved populations represent the future of their communities and our nation but are often illequipped to deal with the challenges they face during their middle and high school years.