National Aphasia Association, Inc.

International PPA Awareness Day is April 4th Skip Links Resources For We advocate for people with aphasia and their families Aphasia is an acquired communication disorder that impairs a person039s ability to process language but does not affect intelligence.

• Human Service Organizations

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myTEAM TRIUMPH Wisconsin Chapter

To enrich the wellbeing of individuals with diverse abilities and foster life-long relationships through community athletics ABOUT US EVENT SCHEDULE GET INVOLVED DISCOVER MORE More EVERY ONE DESERVES THEIR FINISH LINE.

• Birth Defects, Genetic Diseases

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Upstate Cerebral Palsy Inc

Our mission at Upstate Cerebral Palsy is to provide innovative programs and services that support people and create opportunities to fulfill life choices.

Heal the Hero Foundation

We are committed to supporting the brain health and wellness of our first responders and veterans.

• Youth Development Programs

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STRYV365,

STRYVing to equip youth with a resilient mindset through trauma-informed programming in education, athletics, and activities.

Human-Animal Alliance Inc

Directly supporting programs that share our belief in the power and value of human-animal connection.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

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Ernest Becker Foundation

PRESENT CONFERENCES TO THE PUBLIC ON ERNEST BECKER'S WORK AND TODAY'S SOCIETY AND SPONSOR STUDY OF ERNEST BECKER'S WORK.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

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Project First Step Inc

Our mission is to extend a compassionate hand to those battling the shadows of mental illness.

• Human Service Organizations

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FAILSAFE FOR LIFE

Home About Us Our Services Get Involved Resources Donate Event Calendar Supporters Media Blog More We envision a community where Mental and physical health are viewed the same and are a priority for community members Each member feels connected and purposeful Thoughts of suicide are rare but those who experience them are recognized and connected to help before the thoughts become persistent and serious If someone struggling reaches out for help those around them know how to respond and where to connect them for extra care If someone struggling is connected to extra care that care is knowledgeable and prepared to support a person with thoughts of suicide After a person leaves emergency care they are left with a plan to keep themselves safe a schedule for what to do next and when and they are followed up on Building a More Connected Community FailSafe for Life knows that strength not only lies in our words but in our actions as well.