Mental Health Treatment
List of non-profit organizations working on Mental Health Treatment .
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Mental Health Treatment
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Pathways
SUCCESSFULLY PROVIDE ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES FOR MENTALLY ILL ADULTS The website you are searching for is no longer available.
Fort Worth
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Wellmet Project Inc
To provide low cost housing and assistance to de-institutionalized psychiatric patients.
Cambridge
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Re-Enter Inc
RE-ENTER, INC. IS A NOT-FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT OPERATES A RESIDENTIAL FACILITY IN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA FOR THE REHABILITATION OF MEN WITH SUBSTANCE DEPENDENCIES.
Philadelphia
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1535.
Bridgemark Inc
TO PROVIDE A TRANSITIONAL RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM AND OUTPATIENT COUNSELING FOR MEM RECOVERING FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE.
Warwick
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Search for Change Community Residence Company II Inc
DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND INCREASING THE SELF SUFFICIENCY OF INDIVIDUALS WITH EMOTIONAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BARRIERS.
Valhalla
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Mental Health Treatment
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University Consultation and Treatment Center for Mental Hygien
UNIVERSITY CONSULATION CENTER'S MISSION IS TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE,QUALITY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, CLINCIAL,REHABILATIVE, RESIDENTAL,CASE MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO SPECIAL NEEDS POPULATIONS.
Bronx
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Mental Health Services-Erie County Northwest Corporation I
THE MISSION IS TO ESTABLISH NURTURING AND SUSTAINED RELATIONSHIPS WITH INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS TO FOSTER GROWTH, SELF-EFFICANCY AND INDEPENDENCE BY PROVIDING INNOVATIVE EVIDENCED BASED TREATMENT FOCUSED ON A WHOLE PERSON RECOVERY MODEL.
Buffalo
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Christian Counseling and Family Life Center
The Christian Counseling & Family Life Center (CCC) is a nonprofit organization that provides a professional, compassionate and peaceful environment to meet the emotional, spiritual and mental health needs of individuals, couples and families so that they can overcome crisis and to achieve their fullest potential.
Shelton