Clan Bailey Society International

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• Adult, Continuing Ed

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Association of Transportation Safety Information Professionals

ATSIP aspires to be the International Traffic Records Coordinating Committee – promoting sound policies, models, practices and technology TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR COMMUNICATING TRAFFIC RECORDS IMPROVEMENT STRATEGIES AMONG ALL INTERESTED DISCIPLINES, ORGANIZATIONS, AND GOVERMENTS AND TO USE ITS COMBINED EXPERTISE TO RECOMMEND STRATEGIES, STANDARDS, POLICIES AND PROGRAMS.

• Other Recreation, Sports, or Leisure Activities N.E.C.

• 6123.

World Hwa Rang Do Association

Site Upgrades Underway We are very sorry for the inconvenience however this website is undergoing a major overhaul.

• Senior Centers/Services

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Southwest Kansas Area Agency On Aging Inc

To serve and enhance the lives of older people and their families in Southwest Kansas.

• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

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Cullman Re-Entry Addiction Assistance Inc

THE MISSION OF CREAA IS TO BRING HEALING AND RESTORATION TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TOUCHED BY ADDICTION AND ADDICTION RELATED MENTAL ILLNESS.

Ozark Rape Crisis, Inc.

Ozark Rape Crisis Center provides 24-hour crisis intervention services to victims of sexual violence and primary sexual violence prevention programs to the general public.

• Community Coalitions

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Chinatown International District Business Improvement Area

Welcome to Seattle's historic Chinatown-ID.

• Sexual Abuse, Prevention of

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BLACK & BROWN WOMYN POWER COALITION INC

The Black and Brown Women Power Coalition, Inc.

• Blind/Visually Impaired Centers, Services

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COMMUNICATION ADVOCACY NETWORK CORP

Communication Advocacy Network Welcome to Communication Advocacy Network Our Mission Communication Advocacy Network CAN provides statewide services to Connecticuts DeafBlind and Hard of hearing adult residents with visual impairments and elderly Deaf residents who rely on different forms of American Sign Language to successfully negotiate access to essential living services throughout the year and maintain their health and independent living status selfsufficiently.