BRIANS SAFEHOUSE INC

Brian's Safehouse is a faith-based residential program bringing hope and healing to those trapped in Brian's Safehouse is a faith-based ministry whose mission is to provide a safe place while teaching and assisting men and women to become completely free from substance use disorders and the corresponding lifestyles.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

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Throckmorton

SEE SCHEDULE O At our site we hope to show you a little about our model our successes and our struggles.

Tri-County Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse

Behavioral health provider serving Orangeburg, Bamberg and Calhoun Counties The Tri-County Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse is an office of health, information and service for behavioral health issues.

• Specifically Named Diseases

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Area Substance & Alcohol Abuse Prevention Coalition Inc

ASAAP educates youth on the dangers of substance use through education.

Partnership to End Addiction

We’re here to ensure families impacted by addiction get the support they need.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

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Embark Behavioral Health Foundation

Embark Behavioral Health Foundation Addressing the Youth Mental Health Crisis Teens and young adults in the United States are facing a severe mental health crisis.

• Mental Health Treatment

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Mental Help Foundation

The Mental Help Foundation is dedicated to improving mental health care accessibility, increasing the number of mental health professionals, and combating mental health stigma in African communities through training, technology, and advocacy.

• Safety Education

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National Gun Safety Consortium

ABOUT TEAM NEWS CONTACT CONTRIBUTE More SCROLL WANTED Publicsector leaders and privatesector innovators ready to work across partisan lines to reduce the number of gunrelated crimes and deaths in America.

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

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ONECITY FOR RECOVERY INC

Our nonprofit was formed by a group of individuals in Cincinnati who have been impacted by substance-abuse, as well as small business owners, business executives, community leaders, and clergy.