• Other Housing Support Services

• 4303.

DOWNTOWN WOMEN'S CENTER

REHABILITATION & HOUSING SERVICES -using a holistic approach to recovery and believe that when individuals seek help from DWC they can, in time, live clean & sober lives.

• Human Service Organizations

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PROJECT JUST BECAUSE INC

Non-Profit that helps families in need with a wide variety of items including clothing, school supplies, toiletries, household items, cancer care packages, etc Project Just Because is a 501(c)3 Charity 77 South Street, Hopkinton, MA 01748 508-435-6511 Project Just Because helps struggling families in their times of greatest need by supplying necessities including warm clothing, food and school supplies.

• Homeless Services/Centers

• 4305.

Community Hope Centers

And what we see that anyone united with Christ gets a fresh start, is created new.

HOUSE OF MERCY INC

House of Mercy is a non profit that empowers those living with HIV/AIDS in their transformation toward a more independent life.

Assistance League of Charlotte

We are a national non-profit with 26,000 volunteer members in 120 cities providing help to 1.

DBA Palmetto Community Care

Complete Compassionate HIV Care + Prevention | We're committed to helping bring an end to the HIV epidemic through increased testing, prevention and education.

Palmetto AIDS Life Support Services. Inc

PALSS helps South Carolinians fight against HIV & AIDS and offers FREE services to people who have been diagnosed with or at risk of contracting HIV/AIDS.

• Human Service Organizations

• 4310.

Heritage Family Cares for You Foundation

IMPROVING EVERYDAY LIVES IN OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH EDUCATION, VOLUNTEERISM AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

• Other Housing Support Services

• 4311.

Cote Brilliante Presbyterian Housing Corporation

Grants are primarily utilized for the purpose of homelessness prevention and the acquisition facilities to support that initiative Together we will make a difference Who We Are Cote Brilliante Presbyterian Housing Corporation CBPHC was incorporated in 1998 as a 501c3 in response to the deterioration of housing and decline in education in north St.