• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 424.

Pennsylvania State Corrections Officers Association

The mission of this Association is to promote and improve the Corrections profession and serve the citizens of this Commonwealth.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 425.

HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES INC

Home ownership foreclosure assistance.

• Private Independent Foundations

• 426.

Tri Thornton Foundation

Supporting long-term recovery from substance use & co-occurring mental health conditions by partnering with communities to provide volunteer peer support.

• Youth Development Programs

• 427.

Pathways for the Future Inc

The Asheville Office of DisAbility Partners serves Henderson, Buncombe, Madison, McDowell, Rutherfor PARTNERING WITH INDIVIDUALS AND THE COMMUNITY TO ENHANCE, ADVOCATE FOR AND SUPPORT PERSONAL CHOICES, INDEPENDENT LIVING AND COMMUNITY INCLUSION.

Courage To Change Sober Living

Courage to Change Sober Living provides safe, sober, low barrier transitional housing for those dealing with substance use disorder.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

• 429.

Pathways Housing Wellness Corporation

Pathways Housing Wellness Corporation (PHWC) is a nonprofit developer dedicated to building safe, affordable housing in Philadelphia for those with the lowest incomes, including individuals facing homelessness and behavioral health challenges.

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

• 430.

Los Angeles Recovery Connect

To provide housing and supportive services that foster self-confidence and build healthy connections for people in recovery from alcohol and substance use.

• Human Service Organizations

• 431.

Pave the Way Transitional Living

The mission of Pave the Way Transitional Living, is to alleviate homelessness through dedicated outreach, holistic support services, and community collaboration.

• Home Health Care (includes Visiting Nurse Associations)

• 432.

HOMEPLUS CARE

Better at Home Best in Our Care Home and CommunityBased Services HCBS were first introduced in 1983 whenCongress added Section 1915c to the Social Security Act allowing states to apply for waivers from Medicaid rules that prioritize institutional care.