• Victims' Services

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Central Division Victim Services

We advocate for safe neighborhoods and supports individuals who are victims of crime in the North & Central Divisions of Philadelphia.

• Legal Services

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Community Justice Incorporated

Community Justice, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation that provides legal services to Madison-area low-income families and individuals on a sliding-fee scale based on federal poverty guidelines.

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

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Center for Children's Advocacy

The Center for Children’s Advocacy’s mission is to protect and promote the legal rights of low-income children and youth so they have equitable opportunities for good health, a quality education and a successful transition to adulthood.

• Single Organization Support

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Cleveland Academy of Trial Attorneys

The Cleveland Academy of Trial Attorneys is an organization of dedicated Cleveland lawyers representing working people injured through the acts of others.

Community Assistance Center

The Community Assistance Center is a private, nonprofit organization which assists offenders, offender's families, ex-offenders, and youth involved with the criminal justice system to assume full and productive membership in the community.

• Libraries, Library Science

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Justiceaccess

JusticeAccess is a nonprofit mobile law library providing access to print and online legal information resources, supported by reference assistance provided by law librarians, in communities within the District of Columbia that are underserved by traditional law libraries.

Canyon Creek Services

Communities Free of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault 247 HOTLINE 4352335732 WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

FEDERAL BAR ASSOCIATION NORTHERN

The Official Twitter Site of the Federal Bar Association's Chapter serving members in the Northern District of Ohio.

• Crime, Legal Related N.E.C.

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TENNESSEE JUVENILE COURT SERVICES

WHO WE ARETennessee Juvenile Court Services Association In September 1972 Juvenile Court representatives from Davidson Hamilton Knox and Shelby Counties met in Nashville and agreed to form an ad hoc committee for the purpose of establishing a professional association of juvenile court workers that would become a permanent organization to serve the interest and needs of children in the State.