Brain Disorders
List of non-profit organizations working on Brain Disorders .
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Mental Health Treatment
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Institute of Brain Technologies
Bridging the gap between people in need and the most promising discoveries in mental healthcare .
DENVER
NEW HOPE RESEARCH FOUNDATION
The New Hope Research Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to: - Finding a genetic cure for GM2 gangliosidosis and other lysosomal storage diseases that affect the central nervous system, and - Providing hope to patients and their families currently facing the degenerative and debilitating aspects of these diseases.
North Oaks
Mind Your Brain
Mind Your Brain Foundation works to fill the gap in TBI post-acute/rehabilitation care by conducting dynamic, regional, patient-centric conferences that include presentations, interactive discussions, cognitive workshops and resource sharing by a variety of clinical experts, research authorities and TBI survivors.
Paoli
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Brain Disorders
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APHASIA HOPE FOUNDATION
Aphasia Hope Foundation (AHF) was founded in 1997 because of the lack of information available to the estimated 1 million aphasia survivors.
Houston
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Biological, Life Science Research (includes Marine Biology, Physiology, Biochemistry, Genetics, Biotechnology, etc.)
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Human Biomolecular Research Institute
Our mission is to conduct basic research related to disorders of the central nervous system and help develop new therapeutic agents that address these disorders and promote scientific learning through community service and public access.
NDPH Research Foundation
We are dedicated to being a resource, asking questions and funding NDPH research.
Lewes
Panomics Mental Health Initiative
Mission statement: Panomics Mental Health Initiative is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention of morbidity and mortality from severe mental illness through education, research, and increasing access to care.
Pittsburgh
Dan Lewis Foundation for Brain Regeneration Research
Our mission is to create new pharmacologic treatments that promote neural cell regeneration, renewed synaptic plasticity, and axonal regrowth to improve the lives of persons with moderate and severe traumatic brain injuries.
Denver
PARKINSONS PROJECT INC
Our mission is to make a deep impact on the lives of our clients.
Smyrna