• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

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Ad Lib Inc

Promote independent living skills The Berkshires Center for Independent Living Our mission is to empower people with all types of disabilities to live more independently and have control of their own lives.

HUGH EDWARD SANDEFUR TRAINING CENTER INC

Creating pathways to independence for individuals with disabilities through work ready learning, life skills development, & employment placement.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

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International House of Wellness Inc

OUR MISSION Our mission is to provide wellness programs through play and sports to children in underfunded communities fostering inclusivity advocacy and effective communication.

Lc Valley Youth Resource Center Inc

Serving teens in the Lewis Clark Valley through a trauma-informed resource center where they will receive compassion and hope while providing safety, meeting basic needs, and modeling healthy relationships.

• Financial Counseling, Money Management

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Financial Help Services Inc

The organization provides financial education, counseling, and budgeting to the general public Growing Wellness In Our Communities Mental Health Services Coming Soon.

Sutton Foundation

The foundation extends care services for the needs of adults with developmental disabilities by operating Board and Care homes in Orange County, California.

• Delinquency Prevention

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Partners for Peace, Inc.

Family education to give parents/caregivers parenting tools for today's youth.

• Human Service Organizations

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Center for Family & Community Empowerment

Empowering CommunitiesStrength in Unity Join our Family Be a Part of the Change Support Kids Mental Health in Underserved Areas Raise Your Helping Hand Our Mission We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting mental health and youth development in underserved communities.

VERLAND CLA

A non-profit family of person-centered, community homes and services supporting over 200 individuals with intellectual disabilities, many of whom have multiple physical challenges, in 37 community homes throughout the region and a 10 homes in Sewickley.