NATIONAL EMPOWERMENT FOR MINORITIES ACTIVE IN COMMUNITY INC

We provide support, skills training, housing support for battered women & children who are victims of domestic violence, and sexual trafficking.

• Unknown

• 5087.

Communities Moving Forward

To build, heal, and restore healthy lives as well as foster healthy life choices.

• Civil Rights, Social Action, & Advocacy N.E.C.

• 5088.

Aqueduct Place Inc

New Vista. We see the good ahead. We're a non-profit serving Central Kentucky in the areas of mental and behavioral health.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 5089.

Projecthinkforward

Offering sponsored therapy to those affected by mental health issues.

• Mental Health Treatment

• 5090.

Vision Walkers Collective Inc

Medicine Walk An event in your own community Saturday October 4 2025 Gatherone or more friends in nature for a walk Reflect and exchange nuggets of your healing and growth Offer gratitude to Mother Earth for the gifts she keeps giving Be part of a vision that creates healing and growth for others Medicine can be experienced in different forms through breath work drum journeys sweat lodges psychedelics and more.

Iconic Nurse Network Outreach Inc

The mission of Iconic Nurse Network Outreach is to empower and uplift the Rockford community through comprehensive, culturally competent care and support.

• Low-Cost Temporary Housing (includes Youth Hostels)

• 5092.

I Am House

Our Mission To empower women and children who have survived domestic abuse with safe housing mental health support and programs that promote healing and economic independence helping them reclaim their confidence and strength.

Wellness Together

Wellness Togeter creates access to student mental health services and provides schools & districts with school-based therapists online & on campus.

• Human Service Organizations

• 5094.

Health Education Advocacy and Learning Inc

Making communities of color healthier through education and advocacy, in partnership with faith-base Building Healthy Communities Black communities remain disproportionately affected by chronic illnesses.