Find Family Counseling Nonprofits and Charities

  Pat_14 wrote:

For a dozen years or more I've worked with Adoptions of Indiana in developing and implementing their parent preparation process as well as in their efforts to lead networking opportunities between adoption profesionals (agencies and attorneys within their... more »

  kellen2 wrote:

The experience teaching in the classrooms were like no other experience to date. Middle school and highschool students are more receptive to learning from their peers or aspiring peers moreso then learning from teachers. THe message resinates far easier... more »

  prokrh wrote:

Over the past 20 years, I have donated several vehicles to Rawhide. The process is easy and a lot less hassle than attempting to sell. The tax write off helps, but the true value comes with the satisfaction of helping support a most worthy organization... more »

  Brad F.2 wrote:

I have known of the great work of the Presbyterian Home for Children for many years, but it wasn't until I had occasion to work directly with the leadership team of the Home that I realized the expertise and the servant heart it takes to help some of... more »

  PCHT wrote:

This organization is one with such integrity. They work so hard to help people get not just help, but the right kind of help for them. Its a pleasure to be able to partner with The Powerful Project. more »

  Hip Jesse wrote:

Outreach has been a life saver! The counselors are professional and friendly. We have greatly benefited from their vast expertise. more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization is the best provider of mental health services I have ever had experience with. Their welcoming spirit and dedicated care is inspiring. I love HOME! more »

  Moses and Mary wrote:

I have voluenteered services at TYLA for two years. I have helped with grant research and fundraising evernt. I have watched this organization grow in number of clients and services offered. They give clients a place to go when there... more »

  choicepursuitsyahoocom wrote:

I'm a consultant who works with abortion clinics across the country. In my work I train counselors and medical staff and have found the Faith Aloud materials incredibly valuable. Staff get to work through their own religious and spiritual issues while... more »

  vol2010 wrote:

Camp Koala, children's grief camp: What a wonderful, beneficial and important charity to support. We gave a group of grieving children a chance to come together for a weekend to express their feelings, and make friends with other kids who had also lost... more »

  iptl14 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Breath of Life Center since it’s inception. I have witnessed over and over again the caring and warmth displayed to every client. I have also had the opportunity to see the overwhelming gratitude of the clients towards Breath... more »

  proof wrote:

Volunteering at Nabhi Christian Ministries is always a wonderful experience. Their special events add significant contributions in providing quality experiences for at-risk youth of all ages. I am looking forward to volunteering at their annual Children's... more »

  carolyn7219 wrote:

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  MashaOhrenich wrote:

I am an intern for the HOPE program at the Allegheny County Jail. The first couple of days I was able to interact with the inmates by following around some of the volunteer chaplains and seeing first hand the encouraging words that were spoken about... more »

  mobileUser751014 wrote:

I have watched AHF share their mission for years- they have such a powerful story. Great leaders who truly have a heart to help families for their lifetime more »

  Buck E. wrote:

I've had the pleasure of being a counseling client of GSM and training as a counselor as well as small donor, and I've seen the impact they've had on communities in many countries around the world, including here at home. GSM is one of the very best Christian... more »

  Hector Torres wrote:

These people are outstanding! As a client, we are all so greatful for their heart to help us. Whenever they have food available they call us so we can distribute it to our neighborhood. Last week we were able to help 55 families thanks to their support.... more »

  Rosalie G. wrote:

Family and Children's Place is a Louisville non-profit agency that serves families in Kentuckiana that experience abuse, particularly child sexual abuse. This agency is raising the bar for first-response services for children who report sexual abuse... more »

  Jennifer92 wrote:

I've been involved in a lot of nonprofits over the years, and volunteering at The Children's Grief Center has been one of the most rewarding experiences for me. You see my mother died when I was just 13 so I know how difficult it is for a kid to lose... more »

  Antoinette E. wrote:

They go above and beyond helping our family in the healing process. Every year they remember our daughters birthday on heaven & they release a butterfly in her memory annually as well. They are an amazing organization and I am so grateful to them. Please... more »

  rcelio wrote:

Great place for the underprivileged to obtain therapy more »

  David T. wrote:

This husband and wife team run an extremely tight ship and make sure that each and every dollar is used to help couples in need of restoration and healing. Over and over again we see couples lives transformed through their unique 2-on-2 approach to ministry.... more »

  ____665 wrote:

As an employee of Family Service, I have also volunteered for a number of events, from participating in our annual Bowl-A-Thon, which raises approximately $30,000 to our annual Spring Ball, which raised over $140,000. There are approximately 20 programs... more »

  Kevin wrote:

I was in personal and professional crisis. Many of the ministries I called were either too expensive or I did not meet their specific requirements. From the moment I first contacted Quiet Waters by phone, they began to care for me, listen to me and... more »

  donna-kuhl wrote:

My exposure to Catholic Charities of the Diocese of St. Cloud has become first hand since I took their tours and started volunteering. In my opinion, this organization truly lives its mission to serve those in need. The services provided are so many that... more »

  DeAnne wrote:

I have been a Board member with Ayuda for the past 5 years. During that time I've been constantly impressed by the dedication and passion of the staff in helping Miami's low income families - especially the children. Day care, summer camp, programs... more »

  dcarl wrote:

My Healing Place is a valued resource that was not available 25 years ago when I needed someone who could understand the grief I was experiencing due to the loss of my young husband.  Today Khris Ford provides me with the grief counseling and support... more »

  sgalles wrote:

Faith’s Lodge is a comfortable, relaxed, peaceful place for sharing with others. I volunteer with meal prep and clean up and general housekeeping and I love it. Faith’s Lodge is a blessing and the people involved with Faith’s Lodge are amazing people... more »

  Tom Morrisey wrote:

Jewish Family Services reaches out selflessly to people, regardless of their faith. Their sole aim is to ease hurt and reinforce the integrity of family. They are truly a blessing to their community. more »

  hmeassoc wrote:

I searched around for a worthy non profit to which I could volunteer my services. I found the JFS of Clifton Passaic. I could not be happier with the warm reception I receive whenever I come to their offices. I am so impressed with the kind and life-saving... more »

  SingleMom wrote:

I am a single mom and This Side Up provides me and my son a safe place to spend time together and meet other families. Their clothing giveaway to single parents is incredibly helpful to the community. We enjoy the New Years Eve event, it is phenomenal... more »

  BSnider wrote:

This is a wonderful, helpful, safe haven for children who have experienced the death of someone they love. The children are fed a meal before their play time with volunteers. They may be led in art activities, cooking experiences, physical activities,... more »

  Molly wrote:

If you have money. This is an ok support group. The weekend retreat is very supportive, good food and very warm however, the speakers are really selling their services. You get very little information that can help you for your divorce. This could be... more »

  craigy wrote:

ISAT provides counseling services for victims and perpetrators of sex abuse. They also provide counseling for domestic abuse and alcohol and drug abuse. They are a trained professionals with over 20 years of experience. I have been on the board for... more »

  Natalie wrote:

Praying for our Children has been an inspiration to everyone it comes in contact with. There are so many people that have been blessed after hearing about this ministry. There are so many different programs that reach the needs of middle class single... more »

  Joan wrote:

On November 8, 2008 I lost my main income earning job; about 70-80% of our income. My husband had recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes; and he already had four other chronic conditions. His medications were expensive and many. We were working... more »

  makeadifference wrote:

Over the years I have lent my time and volunteer efforts to several nonprofit organizations in the Houston area. My experience as a volunteer for Catholic Charities has been wonderful. They were unbelievably kind, supportive and appreciative of everything.... more »

  misskristipants wrote:

My husband and I attended the Weekend Marriage Retreat in the end of January '13. It was very good. The people in charge were very nice, seemingly sincere and helpful. The weekend was planned out very well and the rest is up to the couple attending.The... more »

  ThomasP wrote:

I was privileged to help serve lunches as a fundraiser, and have shared the Horizons story to groups. I have watched Horizons for many years as it effectively reached out to serve our community through Meals on Wheels, consumer credit counseling, mental... more »

  happiedaze42 wrote:

Trinity Services, Inc. states that they desire to provide fulfilling lives to people with disabilities. In my brief time working with employees at this non-profit, I have come to realize that they truly do nothing to support these men and women. For... more »

  cardinals1865 wrote:

Catholic Social Services is one of S.IL's best kept secrets. The mission and vision of this agency is incredible. They serve those who cannot serve themselves. Catholic Social Services provides major services like adoption, foster care, pregnancy care,... more »

  Adopting-Parent wrote:

I was a prospective client required to go on a wait list. That was fine because I thought the wait would be worth it. I followed their request to check in monthly, which I did only to receive nasty responses on why I was checking in verses waiting for... more »

  therapist1 wrote:

I work for Options and would not want to be anywhere else. The compassion and empathy the employees show clients and each other are amazing. Leadership is mindful of their employees and not only want you to be successful, but give you the tools to get... more »

  jbisfc wrote:

Kutoa Project's programs have helped thousands of individuals through individual & group counseling, trauma-informed training, and community enrichment programs. It has been an honor to work alongside the team of Kutoa Project in Kenya to help build this... more »

  jane wrote:

amazing caring and devoted staff. easily accesible and they serve a wide and diverse area. it is wonderful to have JFS in our community. more »

  jennifer50 wrote:

As a 24 year alum of Project PATCH, I can attest to the powerful impact this organization has on troubled teens. At 17 years of age, I was drinking, smoking pot, shop lifting doing terrible in school and having poor boundaries with boys. After trying... more »

  eliza-in-berkeley wrote:

I came to Family Paths 6 years ago when I was fresh out of college. I'd volunteered many places before I came to Family Paths. I was accustomed to organizations that didn't know what to do with a volunteer, that didn't seem to be helping their clients,... more »

  sjkosborn wrote:

I encountered Alum Rock Counseling Center through my association with Taproot Foundation. Alum Rock has been very successful with many of its programs. However, like organizations that have been around for a long time, Alum Rock also struggled to... more »

  Sam_16 wrote:

This Organization is amazing! They do work all over Pasadena, helping youth stay away from and get out of things such as drugs, abuse, and alcohol. Cross In The City has helped hundreds of youth AND adults, and they will continue to do so. They are also... more »

  ToddI wrote:

I've been a volunteer and financial supporter of Reach Ministries for 10 years. They offer excellent services to families and students affected by HIV. Most of the families have been affected by the social stigma of being a "carrier of AIDS" and the kids... more »

  Barry A. wrote:

As a local physician, I have become involved with Barrington Youth and Family Services to help it to "build healthier families" in our area. It offers counseling, prevention programs, and youth programs to a population that often does not have access... more »

  Friendof wrote:

I can't say enough good things about this organization. I worked there in the past and I have also utilized their services. Exceptional people providing much needed services. more »

  anniess wrote:

Children In Need of Services is the areas largest non profit working with children. They have been providing services for over 30 years and now serve over 3600 children a year. They are the go to program for many needs such as Children's Counseling,... more »

  communconsult wrote:

Came to JFS at a time when my children desperately needed counseling, but I had no money. The counselor was just terrific - identified a problem w/ one of my children which turned his life around more »

  CLMchange wrote:

If you are struggling with issues of faith, CLM is a wonderful place to find help. However, CLM claims to offer counsel in areas of depression, anxiety, compulsive disorders, and substance abuse. But their carefully crafted leaglese obsolves them from... more »

  Angelika J. wrote:

I have been volunteering here for almost 2 years and have witnessed first hand how much effort goes in to meeting as many of the needs of our families as possible. They recognize that every situation is unique on some level and seek to serve the individuals... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  HH2006 wrote:

This was my first professional job out of college. In hind sight this was suppose to be my steppingstone job to a probation job. However, I have been here going on 17 years. During this 17 years I was inspired to be a special education teacher, and I... more »

  sjblack wrote:

This place is not helpful. Friend went there to get help finding employment, she was ushered out quickly due to a charge that was over ten years old. The class instructor was rude and dismissive. If you go there make sure not to have any past convictions.... more »

  ms2014 wrote:

Paws for Reflection Ranch is an awesome organization! The staff is extremely friendly and help make you feel welcome. Volunteering is a blast - always LOTS to do, including caring for the animals, assisting with therapeutic horseback riding lessons (side-walking),... more »

  Comfort1295 wrote:

I like that my therapist is nurturing and takes the time to listen and not judge me as a person. more »

  Mw818 wrote:

This program is the most in disguise place I've ever seen. The employees all walk around as if this is the best place on earth. They don't care about the residents. They talk crap to them and throw it in their place that they are homeless. Be careful... more »

  ismeldam wrote:

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  Dream_Tree_is_a_Nightmare wrote:

This is a horribly dysfunctional, toxic organization. The staff had allowed every child in their care to become intoxicated. Another to run away. And did nothing! On another occasion they didn't even know the whereabouts of my daughter. I have heard... more »

  Writer wrote:

El Centro does amazing things for the community, and it is incredibly rewarding to spend time helping to further their mission. Working with the El Centro team and their patients gives you the opportunity to be a part of something truly GOOD, an advocate... more »

  Laurie21 wrote:

Comfort Zone Camp is the largest bereavement camp and is run solely on donations. Comfort Zone Camp is for kids who have lost a parent or sibling or other close family member. This camp gives kids a safe place to grieve and share their stories and heal.... more »

  barbara3 wrote:

I have worked with the CFCN for over a year now in a volunteer capacity. I have found the work they do with the Greater Frazier Mountain community, in the capacity of the Center of the World Festival to be one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.... more »

  carterscorner wrote:

This agency provides an outlet for the community to connect with loved ones ain't a variety of way. Living Stones truly provides a ministry that fills the soul. more »

  Johnt wrote:

My husband and I went to FamilyKind for help with our divorce. The staff was really helpful and sensitive to our situation. I thought mediation would be a struggle seating with by ex and discussing a parenting plan, but it was easy because the mediator... more »

  Annie Z wrote:

My son did his Bar Mitzvah Project on the Bridge. It is a wonderful organization that helps Runaway children. They work to keep them safe and out of adult shelters which are scary and at times dangerous. They have 24 hour counseling service that can... more »

  rthies1991 wrote:

Lifesavers has truly been a life saving organization at our high school. I have seen the training program for our students not only save the lives of their peers, but also help the trainees become the best versions of themselves. Students learn what it... more »

  johnnierneal wrote:

Lift Disability Network has a heart and a passion to see lives transformed. Families have been impacted and lives change because of the selfless leadership of Jim and Rhonette Hukill. They have surrounded themselves with a strong leadership team and... more »

  topgod wrote:

Siloam changed my life for the better! I found everything very welcoming and safe. more »

  retromami wrote:

The Chicago Christian counseling therapist offers, a genuine heartfelt interest, in serving the needs of those that come in seeking and needing a wholeness within their relationships, those who have suffered from childhood trauma or those seeking peace,... more »

  FSASJ wrote:

Family Service Association is a multi-service, not-for-profit, United Way agency that serves over 18,500 children, adolescents and adults annually. As the needs of the people in this community have become evident, Family Service Association has responded... more »

  rkozelski wrote:

My niece/daughter (NREFM) had to be removed from her Mother's home. She was given an early placement at Maryvale (she was 11.5 years old and they generally only take 12 & up for longer term placement). It is a lovely facility with caring staff and i have... more »

  concernedcitizen7 wrote:

Family Counseling Center of Armstrong County is incompetent and archaic in their treatment of mental health. Any mental health situation that they can not handle due to their own incompetence, they choose to treat as criminal, further adding to trauma... more »

  habakuktwofour wrote:

The Center for Human Development is like a many headed hydra that is out of control. There are so many sub programs that the quality of service is sub par and those who are supposedly benefiting from the services are not. There is one particular program... more »

  moreylesley wrote:

I found Tidewater Pastoral Counseling in The Shopper that comes in my mail. It came at a time when I needed it the most. I really do believe it was a sign from God. Not only does this company have great counselors who really helped me but their office... more »

  mombabywarrior wrote:

So happy to support the SULLIVAN COUNTY PREGNANCY SUPPORT CENTERWe love our moms and their precious babies! Every day we help moms choose life and keep their adorable babies. Like this beauty right here named Bella. Please support them too!! God... more »

  helensh wrote:

One of the standout aspects of MSOFC is its small, yet incredibly passionate and dedicated team. Working closely with SOF spouses, they have fostered an environment that encourages collaboration, support, and understanding. Their commitment to evidence-based... more »

To provide essential services to US veterans and their families, nationwide. more »

  Writer wrote:

Please choose this center over the center for counseling and wellness. They are honest and provide services despite your lack of income. more »

  LADYBUG wrote:

WRC of northern MI is an organization that truly helped my son and I survive Domestic Abuse. Without their help I really don't know where we would be.All involved in this organization are true professionals. I encourage anyone who can donate what ever... more »

  chdomaha wrote:

The Center for Holistic Development, Inc. goes far and beyond the call of duty to provide professional counseling to those in need. The staff is very professional, kind and caring. I would refer my friends and family to this facility. more »

  robert2012 wrote:

I first encounter Women For Christ Ministries back in 2012. I walked into what I thought was a clothing store trying to get my mind off my marriage which was about to go under. I was searching for help secretly for my marriage of eleven years. The... more »

  ElizabethArditti4 wrote:

Time and again, I am impressed by Cornerstone Counseling Center. The staff they employ as counselors are professional, knowledgeable, and competent in their respective fields. They serve a great need in the Catawba Valley area and are highly respected... more »

  Shawn27 wrote:

Truly one of the great community based non-profit service providers. Residential drug treatment, out-patient programs, community counseling, Safe Place for at risk youth, drop-in center and years of providing school counseling services, drinking-driver... more »

  PatriciaLe wrote:

These people have knowledge, experience and a heart for helping others. more »

  ydorsey wrote:

I have a minor who is there due to disrupted behavior. At first I could visit when I wanted to and all of a sudden Gloria Hillson started making excuses a few months before she retired on why I couldn’t. She started saying bad things about me to the... more »

  Jeanne Koenig H. wrote:

I have had experience with Samaritan as a volunteer, and employee, and as a friend of people who have had counseling for different reasons. As a volunteer, I found the work rewarding and educational, and the relationships I made continue today. As an... more »

  falln2piecez wrote:

I came to ComfortCare in Staunton two years ago. I was immediately taken in. From the moment that I walked through the doors at their facility, you immediately feel at home and welcomed. The beauty of ComfortCare is that they don't pass judgement are... more »

  CommunityVolunteer wrote:

6 year board member who has fallen in love with JFS! JFS provides services to ANYONE in need and operates a spectrum of services to allow individuals and families to be able to have stability in their life. From the professional mental health services... more »

  Pastorjth wrote:

In 2011 P.C.C.T., Inc served faithfully over 4,800 people who by referral came for assistance and guidance. In the past 17 years as a pastoral clergy person I have found the personal and professional integrity of this organization and it administrative... more »

  gvhparkridge wrote:

The Women's Centers of Greater Chicago are non-profit crisis pregnancy center with three counseling offices in Chicagoland. They offer free ultrasound screening to pregnant women without any obligation. Each year they help more than 4,000 women, providing... more »

  Arius2 wrote:

Remarkable nonprofit, helping veterans and their families for nearly half a century. more »

  trippangie17 wrote:

My husband and I were separated when we began using Bridge to Life for our marriage counseling. Don referred me to one of their life counselors for individual help and Don worked with my husband and me. My husband and I have reunited and have for the... more »

  Dana61 wrote:

Wonderful Women's Ministry that offers bible studies, free biblical counseling and much more! Life changing! Currently meeting at 1401 Pearman Dairy Rd, Anderson, SC. (Student Connection Building)Monday evenings 7pm - 8:30pmWednesday mornings... more »

  mlongerbeam wrote:

PPSC is a wonderful organization. As a former employee, I can honestly say their decisions are driven by truly caring for and showing compassion for individuals. Their combination of counseling services, employment programs, senior services, and housing... more »

  panda9212 wrote:

I have attended Richstone Center Charity events and they are always well organized, passionate about their cause and do incredible things in the community. more »

  Writer wrote:

Staff listens to lies and calls DHS on people because of said lies. Would not recommend. more »

  JoshL wrote:

I'm so impressed by The Small Things' work. I've volunteered and worked for many non-profits around the world and TST's dedication to getting kids back home with their families is unmatched. I also love how nearly all of their staff (and especially those... more »

  Nathan S.2 wrote:

Here when i saw these people back in late 2000 after therapy resource messed up by giving me medication that caused me to gain 161 lbs in 2 months and which i was lied to on and when my family members had conversations with. I use to be 175 lbs and 5'8"... more »

  Fernanda1 wrote:

I am happy to be a part of the San Francisco Education Fund because I am an elementary school teacher from Mexico and my participation in the schools of this country is every importat that people can donate their time, their experience, and their love... more »

  SDColby wrote:

Great organization, very dedicated and responsible with its funds. Been around for 50+ years, not flashy, just delivers good services that really help. more »

  grateful111 wrote:

My child was threatening suicide. My other child was cutting. I didn't know where to turn for help. Thankfully, a friend recommended Anchorpoint (formerly North Hills Youth Ministry). Everyone in my family has benefited from their EXCELLENT counseling... more »

  lifesdoor wrote:

An amazing organization. Brings hope, light and growth for people and thier famiies facing serious illness. Inspiring staff and dedicated volunteers more »

  BeckyI wrote:

I have been a patient at SPCC for two years. I can not begin to say how fortunate I am to have found this clinic. My entire family has been treated here with wonderful results. The staff is warm and understanding and highly professional. I would recommend... more »

  Deceived and Betrayed wrote:

Erin Thiele is a false teacher, who lies about the Word of God, and uses His name for REVENUE for her own personal greed. Her non-profit claims are another LIE. I was partnered with her for 7 months taking her courses, and when I stopped "tithing"... more »

  Jeri Meer M. wrote:

I sent my teenage son to the Center when he was in high school and was dealing with depression. I later became a Board member and saw first hand what a top notch organization this is. They have added help for veterans and use a holistic approach - body,... more »

  grateful50 wrote:

Chicago Child Care Society is the oldest child welfare organization in Illinois. This is an awesome organization, not only do they offer comprehensive services to clients, but also have great family involvement in the services. I have seen a difference... more »

  SelinaV27 wrote:

Denver Children's Home is an incredible organization that is truly dedicated to doing right by those they are serving. Every part of the programming is intentional and it such a special thing to be in the presence of. If you ever get the chance to volunteer... more »

  Jill C.7 wrote:

Courage For Life is serving a community that many ignore. What started as a desire to help people find Courage for their every day lives has turned into a ministry that seeks out the at-risk and incarcerated to help them recover from abuse and past trauma.... more »

  Harper K. wrote:

Does great work with women of varying socio-economic levels. Financial, career and mental health counseling. more »

  tmz22 wrote:

This is a scam. The "organization" does not exist at this address. The people running it think they will never get caught but they will. They have no ethics or sense of what professionalism means. more »

  mollyyoung676 wrote:

Since beginning of 2013 there has been a lack of oversight regarding condition of shelters and fair treatment of clientele. Managing staff and clinical supervisor do not encourage trauma sensitivity. Clinical supervisor is a poor communicator,... more »

  daydream wrote:

The therapists at Lee's Place have changed mine and my daughters life. We were at an extremely terrible point in our life and one of my friends told me about Lee's Place. Karen, the childrens therapist worked with my daughter and Debbie was my counselor.... more »

  kellymelton wrote:

My mother had breast cancer when she was when she was 79. She is now a two times cancer survivor. She felt that when God kept her here on Earth that He still had a purpose for her. She went to her pastor asking to be involved in a community outreach or... more »

  CoachGreg wrote:

Bringing Parents together in a variety of ways to allow them to share in common interests and challenges is just the beginning. Classrooms invite Parents from various locations throughout the world to participate in discussions and solution for testing... more »

  PinionsofHope wrote:

The group of volunteers and professionals at ACC are top notch. I haven't found higher quality care in the area of counseling in my 30 years of seeking help. I have Bipolar disorder which is a daily battle. A large part in thanks to members of this... more »

Our mission is to nurture the healthy development of children and families in our community. We offer resources, referrals, support... more »

Counseling more »

To help women, men and children end domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and other forms of interpersonal violence through... more »

Lighthouse family services has a goal to strengthen and support families in connecticut. It is established to provide assessment,... more »

Biblical counseling and discipleship. more »

Support educate parents others dealing with loss of infant more »

Lee carlson center provides exceptional and affordable mental health services for families, children, youth, and adults in our... more »

Provide food for the starving more »

The mission of the Fuller Life Institute is two-fold: (1) to provide quality therapy and counseling to ALL people regardless of... more »

Founded in 1902, Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring strives to transform the lives of children through one-to-one mentoring, while strengthening... more »

To transform the lives of children in foster care by building and nurturing permanent families. We meet this mission by serving... more »

Hope cottage is dallas' oldest adoption center. It is a non-sectarian non-profit, whose mission is to nurture and build families... more »

Catholic youth organization and community services, inc (cyo) is a partnership of youths, adults and parishes, rooted in catholic... more »

To improve the quality of life of persons in need of mental health, substance abuse, child welfare, developmental, and disability... more »

Foundations christian counseling services, inc's mission is to serve the church and community through biblically-based, professional... more »

To assist and counsel people more »

Support group for marriages more »

The organization mission is to provide a range of culturally sensitive mental health services to youth and their families that... more »

Serenity group family therapy exists to offer hope and healingto those in need and to provide high quality services to promote... more »

Provide faith-based professional counseling services promote healing and wholeness and complement the ministry of our religious... more »

Help young people pursue healthy sexuality and overcome addictive sexual behavior. more »

We offer counseling scholarships to conflicted families experiencing financial hardship.Many therapists' hourly fees are out of... more »

Counseling/treatment services more »

FAMILY COUNSELING more »

LifeLegacy is an educational non-profit organization whose mission is to help individuals, families, schools, businesses and communities... more »