The Massachusetts Association for Adult Day Health Services Inc

SEE SCHEDULE OFOUNDED IN 1978, THE MASSACHUSETTS ADULT DAY SERVICES ASSOCIATION(MADSA) IS A WELL-ESTABLISHED, NOT-FOR-PROFIT MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION,WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT, OF HIGHQUALITY ADULT DAY HEALTH SERVICES.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 6401.

FAITH AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT

Connecting the civic, community and faith communities to all the resources available.

• Single Organization Support

• 6402.

Northwest Community Hospital Foundation

NorthShore University HealthSystem, Edward-Elmhurst Health, Northwest Community Hospital & Swedish Hospital are now Endeavor Health.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 6403.

Dakota Medical Foundation

https://linktr. ee/dakmed With the aim to positively impact health in our region, Dakota Medical Foundation hosts a family of programs and education initiatives.

• Education N.E.C.

• 6404.

Health Care for All-California

Health Care for All has been working for #SinglePayer health care in CA for over 20yrs.

• Public Health Programs

• 6405.

Health Care for All-California

Health Care for All has been working for #SinglePayer health care in CA for over 20yrs.

• Public Health Programs

• 6406.

Health Care for All-California

Health Care for All has been working for #SinglePayer health care in CA for over 20yrs.

• Public Health Programs

• 6407.

Health Care for All-California

Health Care for All has been working for #SinglePayer health care in CA for over 20yrs.

• Down's Syndrome

• 6408.

Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization, Inc.

The purpose of the Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization, founded in 1980, is to: Empower parents of children with Down syndrome, young and old, by providing up-to-date information and resources; to pursue inclusion of individuals who have Down syndrome in all areas of life so they embrace opportunities to contribute and be valued members of society; to dispel myths, promote positive awareness, and emphasize abilities of people with Down syndrome to parents, educators, physicians, therapists, and the general public; and to advocate and to defend the human and civil rights of persons with Down syndrome.