• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 568.

New Mexico Youth Providers Alliance Inc

THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROVIDERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO COLLABORATIVELY ADVOCATES FOR A STRONG AND SUSTAINABLE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEM FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES.

• Vocational Technical

• 569.

Humanitys Kitchen Inc

To operate a technical school with specialized programs for adults who are unemployed to gain new job skills and certifications in culinary and hospitality careers.

• Half-Way House (Short-Term Residential Care)

• 570.

Nia Imani Family

Nia Imani Family, Inc. is a 24month, transitional living & life skills program which supports young mothers (ages 18-25) and their children (ages 5 and under) who are recovering from home instability.

Austin Region Justice for our Neighbors

Justice for Our Neighbors welcomes immigrants into our communities by providing free, high-quality immigration legal services, education, and advocacy.

• Alcohol, Drug Abuse (Treatment Only)

• 572.

Westcare Washington Inc

A family of nonprofit organizations providing a wide spectrum of health and human services in 17 states, 4 U.

• Legal Services

• 573.

Paralegals FTC, Inc.

A Non-Profit organization of Paralegals providing an array of legal services and admin support SERVING 150000 FAMILIES IN NYS NJ SINCE 2018 OUR MISSION At Paralegals FTC Inc.

• Human Service Organizations

• 574.

BRAVE Communities

We cultivate BRAVE spaces for diverse people to come together and Build Relationships Awareness Voices & Engagement, so we can co-create community and connection for more just and equitable communities.

• Child Abuse, Prevention of

• 575.

Raising Austin Inc

Exempt purpose is to increase the knowledge base and skills of early childhood practitioners serving vulnerable children and families by providing high quality, evidence-based professional development that promotes school readiness and lifelong success.

• Management & Technical Assistance

• 576.

Marin Promise Partnership

Working together to ensure that all children reach their full educational potential regardless of race, ethnicity or family income.