• Specifically Named Diseases

• 406.

Boston Childrens Foundation Inc

BCF is committed to ending the trauma by turning youth’s natural energy towards healing activities, social empathy and positive relationships.

Underwater Warriors Foundation Inc

Home Underwater Warriors Mission UpdateOctober 2013 Since March of 2006 Underwater Warriors Foundation a 501c3 charitable nonprofit has been helping injured servicemen and women find freedom in an underwater world by offering scuba diving as a mind body and spirit program.

• Human Service Organizations

• 408.

Enter Your Mind Center Inc

Director for EnterYourMind Motivational Speaker, Individual Coach.

• Ambulatory Health Center, Community Clinic

• 409.

Crosspoint Clinical Services Inc

Redeeming the mind, body and spirit through exceptional clinical care and wellness services.

• Counseling Support Groups

• 410.

Peer Recovery Resources Inc

We serve those with mental health and/or substance use challenges as well as their loved ones and advocates by providing peer support.

Pave Your Path Inc

At Pave Your Path, we combine workshops on financial wellness, digital skill-building in our Learning Lab, and goal-oriented accountability partnering with trauma-sensitive yoga and mindfulness classes and group sessions about nervous-system regulation.

• Public Health Programs

• 412.

The Therapeutic Inventory Institute

TTII Who We Are Tales From the Hood Who We Serve Our Strategies Donations Contact Resources More.

• Community Mental Health Center

• 413.

Painted Brain Inc

Medi-Cal Peer Support Specialist Certification Training begins soon.

• Youth Development Programs

• 414.

One Dojo

ABOUT US One Dojo is a nonprofit 501c3 organization that seeks to advance the accessibility of martial arts dance and other forms of physical education and their related physical and mental health benefits for families of all socioeconomic statuses to promote community wellness by providing these types of physical education to underserved populations such as students with learning disabilities students with special needs homeschooled students and women and to sustain a communitybased curriculum focused on family selfefficacy and student academic achievement development.