Our Father's Children, Inc.

http://www. ourfatherschildren. org Our Father's Children exists to provide hope to children of abuse and neglect in Texas through week-long camps & weekend retreats.

• Foster Care

• 569.

Smiles & Tears Childrens and Family Services

TO PLACE CHILDREN IMPACTED BY ABUSE AND NEGLECT WITH LOVING, NURTURING FAMILIES AND PROVIDE THE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WITH EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES FOR THE NEEDS OF THE FOSTER CHILDREN.

AUTISM SOCIETY VENTURA COUNTY

Our purpose is to create connections, empowering everyone in the Autism community with the resources needed to live fully.

• Pediatrics Research

• 571.

National Black Child Development Institute Inc

Black Child Developement Institute Sacramento CA About Established in 1989 Black Child Development Institute BCDISacramento coordinates community programs and initiatives throughout the city of Sacramento and surrounding areas.

• Victims' Services

• 572.

Hawaii State Chapter of Childrens Justice Centers

The Hawaii State Chapter of Children's Justice Centers unites the strengths of Hawaii's five Children's Justice Centers (CJCs) together with their supportive nonprofit Friends organizations to deepen our impact statewide.

Advocates for Bartow's Children, Inc.

Strengthening our community of families by offering safety, comfort and hope to children and preventing child abuse in all its forms.

• Child Abuse, Prevention of

• 574.

Treetop Child Advocacy Center

TreeTop Child Advocacy Center's mission is to provide a safe place that empowers children & their families to end abuse, through intervention & advocacy.

Bill Wilson Center

Bill Wilson Center provides services to prevent and end youth and family homelessness through counseling, housing, education and advocacy since 1973.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 576.

CASA SITO ASSOCIATION

Supporting Guatemalan youth through partial scholarships, psychosocial support, personal development workshops, and extracurricular activities in the departments of Sacatepéquez, Alta Verapaz, and Quiché.