• Mental Health Associations - Multipurpose

• 1.

South Carolina Association of School Psychologists

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS, THROUGH RESEARCH AND EDUCATION, TO SERVE THE MENTAL HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH; TO ENCOURAGE AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE PROFESSIONAL GROWTH OF INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS; TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ABOUT SERVICES AND PRACTICE OF PSYCHOLOGY IN THE SCHOOLS; AND TO ADVANCE THE STANDARDS OF THE PROFESSION OF SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY.

• Mental Health Associations - Multipurpose

• 2.

North Carolina Mental Health Consumers Organization

TO PROVIDE ADVOCACY AND SUPPORT FOR ADULTS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS 0311 0312 NBACBA .

• Specifically Named Diseases

• 3.

OCD North Carolina Inc

Official State Affiliate of the International OCD Foundation Our Mission Educate providers and the greater public about OCD and OCRelated Disorders to increase awareness and improve the quality and accessibility of evidencebased OCD treatment.

• Child Day Care

• 4.

North Carolina Day Care Association

A statewide advocacy organization dedicated to promoting affordable, accessible, and sustainable high-quality child care in North Carolina.

• Rehabilitative Medical Services

• 5.

North Carolina Physicans Health Program Inc

ENCOURAGING THE WELL-BEING AND RECOVERY OF MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS THROUGH COMPASSION, SUPPORT, AND ACCOUNTABILITY.

South Carolina Mental Health for Heroes

South Carolina Mental Health for Heroes is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was founded by first responders with the sole purpose of supporting the mental health needs of first responders and veterans.

• AIDS

• 7.

NORTH CAROLINA AIDS ACTION NETWORK

Improves the lives of North Carolinians living with HIV, hepatitis & PWUD and impacted communities through policy, advocacy and community building.

• Mental Health Treatment

• 8.

FACTS Initiative

We provide professional, trauma-focused mental healthcare to underserved children and families in Charlotte-Mecklenburg.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 9.

CHARLESTON HOPE

In SC, 1 in 3 children don’t have access to mental health care.