• Community Service Clubs, Youth Development

• 6454.

Faithful Few

Home Supporting atrisk youth through Education Healthy Living and Spiritual Enrichment FAITHFUL FEW The Faithful Few is a nonprofit 501C3 organization designed to empower highrisk lowincome youth who have experienced Adverse Childhood Experiences also known as ACEs.

Reach Services Inc

Our mission is to improve the life and well-being of low- and moderate-income individuals with special needs and their families through advocacy, outreach, housing, and supportive services.

• Single Organization Support

• 6456.

Friends of Casa-Hawaii

CASAs advocate for the best interests of a child.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 6457.

Caring Community Network of the Twin Rivers

To establish a broad based public health system in the Tn-County area Franklin 6039341464Canaan 6035234343Laconia 6033661070 Caring for Our Community Since 1996 Accepting New Patients Practitioners Who Care We realize that providing primary care services is much more than just providers and facilities.

• Libraries, Library Science

• 6458.

National Rural Health Resource Center

The National Rural Health Resource Center (The Center) is a national leader focused on helping rural health organizations adapt and thrive through change.

Grace United Urban Ministries

Grace United Urban Ministries exists to inspire and lead a movement to restore the urban core and transform neighborhoods by ministering to the homeless, addicted, and the broken.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 6460.

Maine Resilience Building Network

Promoting positive childhood experiences and safe, caring adult relationships to support resilience for Maine's children, families and communities.

• Family Services

• 6461.

Coparenting Solutions

Unlock the expertise to facilitate safe and enriching visitations with our specialized Child Visitation Monitor Course.

• Human Service Organizations

• 6462.

PROYECTO JUAN DIEGO INC

Empowering low-income families in Brownsville, Texas to be healthy self-sufficient community members since 2003.