• Human Service Organizations

• 64.

Family Resources, Inc.

Our Mission: Supporting Successful Lives to Build Strong Communities Family Resources believes that it is a privilege to work with individuals, families, and communities.

Miller Fellowship House Inc

Our mission is to promote a foundation in recovery from alcohol, drugs and other related behaviors by providing a safe and structured environment.

Roads To Recovery Inc

A Recovery Community Organization working to increase the prevalence & quality of long-term recovery.

The Healing Place, Inc.

Reaching individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, providing the tools for recovery, and restoring meaningful productive lives.

• Alcohol, Drug Abuse (Prevention Only)

• 68.

New Awakening Recovery Services Inc

The mission of New Awakening Recovery Services is to provide education, guidance and support services to recovering women in healthy, sober living environments, while conducting outreach services community-wide.

• Human Service Organizations

• 69.

Mission of Hope House of Wisconsin Inc

HOMELESS SHELTER WITH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES Our Mission Is creating resilient and healthy communities in Waupaca County and all of rural central Wisconsin through experience advocacy and evidence based practices.

• Diseases, Disorders, Medical Disciplines N.E.C.

• 70.

The Fellowship Hall Inc

A not-for-profit organization that provides an environment where both healing and growth take place b To provide an environment where both healing and growth take place beyond addiction though prevention, education, outreach, and recovery.

THE MOORING FOUNDATION INC

Comprehensive treatment of substance use disorders along with sober living, vocational training and transitional employment opportunities.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 72.

TRINITY RECOVERY FOUNDATION

Financial Assistance to those looking for treatment for their teenager Trinity Recovery Foundation Trinity Recovery Foundation was established in 2015 by a group of compassionate individuals who recognized the urgent need for financial assistance in accessing residential treatment for substance abuse disorders.