Find Mental Health & Crisis Intervention Nonprofits and Charities

  teenlifelinelover4 wrote:

I have been volunteering at Teen Lifeline for a little over two years now. I heard about it through my sister who had been volunteering there for a couple years. She told me how incredible her experience had been and told me to join, however, I was a... more »

  diane11 wrote:

I first became interrested in International Crisis Aid (ICA) thru a friend who had spent a summer working with them in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. She took bio's and pictures of children for the sponsorship program. When I saw the pictures, heard the stories,... more »

  dale wang wrote:

Responsive to the community -- Connect to Care is helping many members of the Jewish community get back on their feet. Havorah connects people with disabilities to Jewish celebrations more »

  ruthie1 wrote:

I am working toward my MSW degree at the University of Michigan. The Women's Center of Southeastern Michigan has been a great place to learn how to do therapy. It is an incredibly supportive environment, and everyone who works there works incredibly hard... more »

  Frank Dailey wrote:

Heroes on the Water was there when I was experiencing the impact of Combat Stress, I had lost a total of 34 men during my 27 yrs of service. The last one was the one that broke my spirit, in addition to having to take part in the notifications of the... more »

  dkirby wrote:

I have been invovled with Youth Villages for several years as a donor and a volunteer. To see the impact that they have on the young adults that they transition into adulthood is amazing. All of the teachers and counselors at all of their locations really... more »

  Boud wrote:

For those of us grieving, this site hits it on the nail. It talks and shares grief attacks experiences and how others have gotten thru this. I was drowning in pain and this site; specially its section on grief attacks was a gift from god more »

  bill11 wrote:

Wahburn Center for Children is a a leader in providing mental health services for childern in need in the Twin Cities metro area. Their programs have made profound, positive impacts on the lives of area children struggling with behavioral and mental health... more »

  OBCF wrote:

LAMB FOUNDATION provides us with a grant for scholarships to help those in school who plan to have careers working with the developmentally disable. They have been a partner with us now for many years and have always been so gracious. In addition, with... more »

  Longdistance wrote:

I have seen the amazing things that this organization has done for our countries veterans and their families. They have changed lives and continue to create life changing opportunities for our hero's. Please look them up and support them. I do... more »

  Stephcummings wrote:

AWOW not only brings the smiles to the children, their families, but to the volunteers as well. Although the day is tiring, the feelings that you leave with are indescribable. From the surf instructors to the water safety people, everyone bands together... more »

  Anne40 wrote:

The Center for Family Services helps numerous individuals and families to achieve a better life through their various programs throughout New Jersey. They help to empower a person for a better future. I am proud to be able to say that I am associated... more »

  Writer wrote:

Jean and I have had the privilege of participating and supporting this pregnancy clinic for the past five years. The leaders are great stewards of the finances contributed by donors. The clients who come to the clinic immediately experience a warm, respectful... more »

  Russ T.1 wrote:

The Leadership and employees at TLC are top-notch: caring people who are dedicated to making the world a better place. I love interacting with them and am #grateful to collaborate with the counselors and everyone else on the training I offer them to help... more »

  VickiC wrote:

Founded in 2010 this nonprofit, which originally established Rocklin's first off-leash dog park, has now expanded. The primary mission of RRUFF is to serve disabled veterans and the canine community through it's Healing Heroes Program. 22 veterans... more »

  Writer wrote:

Myndtalk with Dr. Pamela Brewer is a wonderful show with so many loyal listeners, I include myself in that group. Dr. Brewer has interesting guests, a wide range of topics, and continues to be a clearinghouse of information and resources for the community.... more »

  Brandon S.1 wrote:

As a recovering alcoholic of just over 5 years, and a Bad Religion fan for 23 years, I wanted to check out this show to listen to BR bassist Jay Bentley tell his story. My girlfriend, who is also a recovering alcoholic joined me. We enjoyed it so much,... more »

  jonkrutz wrote:

I have watched this crucial organization evolve over the past 15 years into a much more stable, dynamic, and national voice for reason on the economic, social, and good-governance costs of gambling. In the past few years, the group has taken big steps... more »

  MrIamGregMac wrote:

SHE Will says it all..... Support Help Empower. There are many organizations out there but The SHE Will Foundation stands out above the rest because they are standing on their words.. S.H.E. more »

  HeatherWilliams wrote:

Breakthrough House is a wonderful place! I feel so priviledged to have the opportunity to help such a great organization! The consumers, staff & supporters are truly amazing. Thank you Breakthrough House! more »

  IHCWintern wrote:

An awesome non-profit focused on community and promoting wellness! more »

  Angelohavoc wrote:

I have two things in which strides helped me with. I have aspergers autism and I joined the marine corps. As a person with aspergers I am absolutely not a fan of change. I loved being in the marines; it was structured. Coming home to the chaos of America... more »

  chaplainskip1 wrote:

Founded in 1998... we have been around a long time. I am the founder and a donor to the organization. We currently serve almost 4000 EMTs, Paramedics and Firefighters, providing critical incident stress management services and Chaplaincy care. more »

  Writer wrote:

This group is trying to raise awareness about mental illness. They are forming clubs on college campuses where students can discuss their feelings in an informal atmosphere. By talking to other students with similar issues, it is their hope that this... more »

  ShariHolland wrote:

Rasur Foundation International teaches BePeace, a practice that has helped me become a more peaceful person internally and in my interactions with others. It is the most practical way I have ever found of helping the world become a more peaceful place,... more »

  Becky2012 wrote:

I volunteer for Foodmobile and delivered food to an 84 year-old-widow who had been in bad health most of her life. A back problem forced her to stay in her home most of the time. She told me she had been a very social person, was always going places,... more »

  PMcKenna wrote:

Safe Harbor is the only Homeless Shelter in Chester County, PA that accepts single homeless women. I am so proud of the fact that we were able to expand the Shelter to address the need in the County. Safe Harbor currently houses 20 single homeless men... more »

  Daywalkerpoet23 wrote:

GLBT Advocacy & Youth Services is a one-of-a-kind organization in the Tennessee Valley area. I have personally been witness to the organization's growth from an idea into an effective community service agency that not only serves the gay, lesbian, bisexual,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I partnered with confident girl mentoring to teach my Boundaries Program and loved working with the girls! This organization is a much-needed part of reaching our youth with providing them with the resources and skills for them to lead a fulfilling life... more »

  lgedigian wrote:

Lincoln Child Center (with locations and programs in Oakland, Hayward, and Concord, CA) is an amazing resource for families in the East Bay. I am most impressed by their dedicated staff. Whenever I get the change to speak to a Lincoln employee, I am moved... more »

  Writer wrote:

HelpGuide's message is hopeful, motivating, and empowering. The medical model of mental health often focuses on things outside of a person’s control. HelpGuide empowers people to take greater control of their mental health—a message that gives people... more »

  reimary wrote:

I started volunteering with Peace River K9 Search and Rescue in June of 2016. Very quickly I realized the high level of dedication and commitment that was exhibited by the entire team. Mike Hadsell, the founder, has been involved with K9 training most... more »

  mobileUser482861 wrote:

OpShock hit the ground running in Sept 2017 and has made great impacts in the lives of veterans and their families more »

  Rochelle B. wrote:

History Sky’s the Limit Fund was established in October 2009 by two Los Altos women, both of whom have served the local community in numerous ways over the past 20+ years. One of our founders has first-hand knowledge of what happens to a family... more »

  ABlasco wrote:

I have volunteered at this organization helping to serve breakfast. It was a great experience. Generally everyone was super friendly, including the staff and women their for breakfast. It was great to see N Street's fantastic work in action! more »

  Catherine wrote:

STAT is a young growing organization that offers scholarships to children and young people who have special needs throughout a 7 County area in the Southern Tier of New York State. Among their board of directors is the President and Founder who is a professional... more »

  jls1 wrote:

NAMI has been an unbelievable help to me as a care giver for a mentally ill person. I found comfort, expertise, information and fellowship in attending the support meetings and the Family-to-Family 12 week class. NAMI is there for the families and... more »

  Gracelyn wrote:

I love Teens Help Other People (TeenHop) because I can volunteer with my friends and make a difference in my community. TeenHop has taught me that being selfish doesn't make the world a better place; it actually makes the exact opposite! Also if everyone... more »

  nhowland2009 wrote:

The Fire Watch's Watch Stander program has contributed significantly to a 46% reduction in veteran suicides in Northeast Florida since 2019. This is an amazing result, and in no small part due to the 4,000+ volunteer Watch Standers that The Fire Watch... more »

  aerenmartinez wrote:

I am a former employee and continue to be a donor of Community Council for the Homeless at Friendship Place is an innovative, wonderfully creative professional organization that serves a key function in helping to end homelessness in Washington, DC. In... more »

  mkittaneh wrote:

I am humbled to be serving on PAMA board and the amazing team of dedicated selfless physicians I work with . more »

  survivorgirl wrote:

Six years ago I left a violent and unstable home with my child. I left with literally nothing and started a new life. Women of Worth helped me with furniture, clothing, food and helped me to rebuild my self esteem. Women of worth saved our lives. I was... more »

  CR123123 wrote:

Very community oriented. Has sponsored some great programs. Founder and the board are very passionate about this cause and it shows. A great organization. more »

  Howard Scher wrote:

This is a caring and well-organized and managed organization that combines the best of the business world with the best of the social services world. more »

  rachcrow wrote:

I currently volunteer with Gracias by helping with the newsletter, writing blog posts and with social media posts. We have also donated to the Kenya project where our son volunteered earlier this year. There are so many issues that need addressing in... more »

  EDGEWATER wrote:

HAPPY TO HAVE VISITED INSTITUTE OFFICE AND FOUND MYSELF WARMLY WELCOMED BY STAFF!DIRECTOR ERIN FOUNTAIN IS A CONSUMATE , CARING PROFESSIONALWHO ENDEAVORS TO INSTILL IN HER "CLIENTS" THE HIGHEST EXPECTATIONS. more »

  mrs-k wrote:

I attended a Vets Journey Home sponsored by the Starfish Foundation last August. I am a Vietnam vet serving as an WAF medic. I did not see overseas action but was stationed at a hospital that treated the "walking dead"... men who had shut down due to... more »

  Writer wrote:

There are so may children who need help and where do they go?Imagine Children's Health Center is a place kids of all ages can go to get mental health help. They are a caring group of people whoare making a difference in the lives of children... more »

  Lee M. wrote:

I have been reading Free Minds for over the past 15 years. Initially it was to gain information about Jehovah's Witnesses for a client of mine. Over the years it has been a great source of information to me personally and in my continued efforts to help... more »

  Jim Risk wrote:

I have had the privilage of meeting The executive team and many of the day-to-day professionals at TVN and they are all extremely motivated and committed to their vision of providing excellent treatment and care of troubled youth. I have seen first hand... more »

  icarr wrote:

HAI has consistently served the residents at our Health Care Facility. Whether it was a in house concert or a trip to NYC, the staff has been professional and courteous. This organization deserves more recognition than it gets. They services that they... more »

  MizJRoberts wrote:

My daughter is diagnosed with Autism,anxiety, and Sensory Processing Disorder. She used to hate the feel of the sand and dislike the beach for fear of touching it and getting wet. She is also a gymnast and I knew that she had the balance and athleticism... more »

  Ebbe wrote:

It is a peaceful place. Which is important. Like anything there are always ups and downs. There are more ups than downs here. My most honest review is that I was extremely frustrated to go anywhere however I am grateful for the kindness/caring of the... more »

  malbert wrote:

I have volunteered with Experience Camps for three summers now. Coming in, I had experience as a camp counselor but never anything in this realm. However, after experiencing a week at camp on three separate occasions, I can personally attest to the incredible... more »

  Rich Andresen wrote:

NAMI-MN is the premier non-profit I have dealt with over the last 10 years. I wish I had found it sooner. Programs are in place to help consumers AND family members. I have seen consumers "blossom" and give presentations in the Brainerd... more »

  Moose1 wrote:

Child and Family Services is an agency that was established in 1843. This is their 170th anniversary. They have had and continue to have a deep commitment to services to families and children. They provide a full range of Child Welfare Services and Mental... more »

  anahatasound wrote:

Being involved with MBA has been a dream. To have the opportunity to teach inside of the facility has greatly shaped a stronger sense of mission for me. It works, the teens really want what we are bringing and are using it. more »

  vicki wrote:

Upon entering the room for the day, we were greeted by friendly and support staff members that right away made everyone feel at ease. The day I spent at their workshop was filled with warmth, and was highly informative as to how Drama Therapy... more »

  david-m-talon wrote:

I met the Executive Director, Jeff Lamontagne, at the Angel Capital Summit in 2009. He was seeking new donors, board members and volunteers to help grow the organization. I arranged an introductory discussion, which was followed by an in-depth review... more »

  ann-marie1 wrote:

Just Speak Incorporated has been a supporter of our organization, Childhelp for many years. They have raised funds for children in foster care that resulted in coats being purchases. They work with various communities to bring awareness about child... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

DogAbility is the one place I don't have to keep a hawkeye on my son. He wanders freely interacting with the handlers and the dogs who are all experienced and patient. He is especially fond of Christopher the golden retriever and Ugo the german sheppard.... more »

  usethisemail_2 wrote:

Manipulation, deception and half-truths seem to be a way of life for this organization. I have my experience as a walk coordinator with them well-documented. After being told by the executive director that he wasn't interested in hearing what I had to... more »

  beckber wrote:

Our adopted daughter spent two years at the Inter-mountain Deaconess Home for Children. After suffering repeated emotional trauma, our daughter learned how to trust adults again through her time at the home. My husband and I received training in how to... more »

  Dani F. wrote:

Great organization helping to create forever families. more »

  abarthel wrote:

Rainbows works with children who are dealing with situations such as death and loss that are, by definition, beyond their cope level and helps them through transition periods so that they do not "fall between the cracks." Having attended several fundraisers,... more »

  karenhofstad wrote:

I am so amazed and thankful for the Retreats that I have been able to participate in. It opened many learning experiences for me that I would not have had the opportunity to find out on my own. I cherish the experiences I had with Hawaii Wellness Institute,... more »

  ra2014 wrote:

IDFY has inspired many people to remain alcohol and drug free. I am one of the people that they have inspired. They create a fun atmosphere and educate people on the effects of alcohol and drugs on teens. It has made me never want to risk losing the friends... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing organization dedicated to improving the lives of mothers. Serving an underserved and often misunderstood community, Supporting Mamas has been a lifeblood for many of my new mother friends and me. Navigating post-Partum anxiety and depression feels... more »

  maureen c wrote:

Self Help Center is a lifesaver. I on a lonely path downward and needed help. I found out about the center and came one day to go to a group. I found it transformative. The people were so kind and supportive, it was a home away from home. I started... more »

  mikecarp wrote:

I have been involved with St. Francis Camp since 1991 and have seen many campers throughout the years having so much fun. The staff and counselors that dedicate their time each summer make sure that all campers receive as much care as humanly possible... more »

  kathy.harkey wrote:

NAMI Central Virginia is a wonderful organization. NAMI Central Virginia helped my family and me when a loved one developed a mental illness. NAMI Central Virginia is the place to turn for mental health education, support, resources, and advocacy. more »

  sbayton wrote:

This organization has given parents a gift - breaking down the hard science of how concussions, sub-concussive trauma, and repetitive brain injuries can affect a child athletes brain development and lead to mental illness and suicide. For parents with... more »

  Jim Guy wrote:

The Headington Institute is world-renowned for providing the best psychological care to humanitarian aid workers. By combining comprehensive services with sophisticated brain research, they provide the latest, most advanced techniques and highest quality... more »

  jcl100 wrote:

Persad is an amazing organization. They provide counseling and mental health services to the GLBT community in Pittsburgh and the surrounding area. I have been a supporter of this organization for many years. I have donated time and dollars, and made... more »

  fm8712 wrote:

Minding Your Mind is a tremendous organization doing so much good for a cause that isn't always the most popular. Their speakers and events raise so much awareness and truly change people's attitudes toward mental illness and suicide. more »

  beverly wrote:

I was a client of My Second Chance and what an experience it has been. When I came in I had wanted to finally work on me. My husband was missing for days on end and I was tired of trying to "fix" him. I decided to start fixing myself. Royce (the founder)... more »

  p2rdevelopment wrote:

Project 2 Restore is a residential program that puts the survivor and her needs at the center. We provide a soft place to call home, with every service and resource she needs to rebuild her life. We place a strong emphasis on mental health, because that’s... more »

  brooklynchick wrote:

I have met both "line staff" and management of CUCS and each have been *incredibly* smart, hard-working and dedicated. They hold themselves to very high standards and are always striving to accomplish more for their clients. CUCS serves some of the... more »

  Tony wrote:

I have been exposed to Dr. MP's program's and find them filled with new ideas and tools to a better relationship... before and after marriage. Keep it up, Dr. MP! We need you! more »

  lorene-gingerich wrote:

Program for Torture Victims (PTV) is one-of-a-kind in Los Angeles and in the United States. PTV is the pioneer organization in the United States for torture treatment. PTV has served clients nationally and internationally for over 30 years. PTV's staff... more »

  dempc88 wrote:

I was with PBJ for a year as an intern and now work as a contracted horse professional. PBJ Connections has a unique spirit in the non-profit community. The directors value integrity, sustainability, and compassion, and it shows. As both a horse professional... more »

  stephanieharris wrote:

LEAD is amazing! I was introduced to them when my oldest daughter took a class that they offered for homeschooled children, at a Co-op my girls attended. I was so impressed, that I signed both of my daughters up for another course at their beautiful facility.... more »

  Smartie-Pants19 wrote:

I have been involved with this nonprofit for over 10 years. I have responded to several national disasters and numerous ones locally as well as throughout Alaska. The quality training of both the HUMAN and the canine is obvious. Seeing and experiencing... more »

  LenK wrote:

See the April 14, 2014 Orange County Register article: People with schizophrenia find help, home, hope http://www.johnhenry.org/about-schizophrenia/oc-register-april-14-2014/ more »

  gmcd wrote:

This project started as a labor of love and continues to move forward thanks to dedicated, knowledgeable, and compassionate staff. I have great personal respect for this organization's leadership and vision. more »

  dtenney wrote:

I first started to support CFGC last year as a Ph.D. student/advisor to help with some of their process improvements. I was so moved by their mission and great work in supporting children and families in need in the greater Bridgeport area, that I was... more »

  logan-pauls-grandmother wrote:

Three years ago our family was devastated by the loss of Logan Paul. Logan Paul was still born. I did not know how to comfort my son and daughter in law. How do you take the hurt away from your child, when you yourself are hurting. Angel Names Association... more »

  Ellen38 wrote:

This organization has achieved a high degree of success in carrying out its mission with an all volunteer staff and little funding: The mission of the National Education Alliance for Borderline Personality Disorder is to raise public awareness, provide... more »

  svadvocate wrote:

Our Wave provides an amazing healing platform for survivors of sexual and domestic violence. I love their mission and vision and believe survivors should have great technology tools like this to support their healing. It’s amazing what they have been... more »

  AlushaJ wrote:

Innocence Freed is making an impact on a national level. Julie has partnered with National Anti-trafficking organizations to ensure that Innocence Freed is up to date on methods that work for the restoration, healing and safety for the victims of human... more »

  MentalHealthAdvocate wrote:

This foundation has been an amazing source of information. And their public awareness campaign #BreakTheStigma has reached universities across the country. more »

  hgc101 wrote:

HEALS is a great organization that is dedicated to helping low income children by providing medical and health services. The passion and dedication that their team of volunteers and employees show is incredible. They work tirelessly raising money and... more »

  Angel50 wrote:

BPD resources are either non-existent or super expensive! Thank you Press Pause for providing a middle road. I am personally loving being a part of the The BPD Human Grace Collective! more »

  ehittinger wrote:

Run Binky Run was run into the ground. CTA was able to help her leave racing, after hurricanes Irma and Maria, almost cost her life. She almost didn't make it a few times in their care, and they were able to pull her through and she just wasn't ready... more »

  jilljavelosa wrote:

Life with a Baby is amazing organization which provides a supportive community for parents with young children. As a community partner, I find it a great honour and a privilege to have worked with LWAB in various community events. more »

  Gabrielle5 wrote:

I had no idea how profound the power of presence is until I became a volunteer for TIP of Northern Nevada. I was always the one who had a wealth of 'good ideas' on 'how to help' when friends or family were faced with trauma or tragedy. Turns out, I... more »

  Favor_1972 wrote:

I’m Tisha military veteran and single parent of 2. Being disabled, displaced and previous homeless 1.5 years no fault of my own during COVID was a stressful time for my family. After 3 months of searching for help I found Hope Unite. A blessed... more »

  Kira Connel wrote:

They made it possible to say yes to helping our son. We didn’t have the means to do this without their kindness and the goodness of the Lord making a way. Where resources for care where we live were so limited and insufficient, our son needed more help... more »

  Timothy2345 wrote:

I worked for 3 years in the department of social services. It was my pleasure to refer customers to Dorothy's Kitchen as it had a long reputation for service and giving. 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 »

  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 »

  NolanLong wrote:

I have really enjoyed working with this organization. As a teen board member, we give our input on ideas, creative projects, and the overall look and direction of the materials presented. I think the teen talks are really helpful for us to hear information... more »

  ybustamante wrote:

ACHR is an amazing non-profit! They help the community of Albuquerque with coping skills and a place to come to and not be judged. I worked there this summer as a Surveyor and they were professional! They do a lot of great work and I recommend to all... more »

  BensonJoe2 wrote:

I want to let the world know about Dr, Sam the Great spell caster that brought back my husband to me when I thought all hope was lost. Dr, Sam used his powerful spell to put a smile on my face by bringing back my man with his spell, at first I thought... more »

  Denise O. wrote:

I have worked with the Friends of TOUCH since 2006. This organization is one of integrity and true love of children. I have met many of these kids in person and watched them grow from shy down cast children with no hope to ones who express true joy... more »

  Cathy Felts T. wrote:

Great support for families that have lost loved ones to gun violence. more »

  americadays wrote:

Armed Forces Mission is an integral part of making Fayette County stronger. AFM is dedicated to suicide intervention, education and creating a healthier community. Kenneth Koon provides the highest level of integrity and leadership and dedication I have... more »

  ellwmeow wrote:

NAMI KS has helped me a lot to become the person that I am today, I was so depressed and out of it that I couldn't go any where. The meetings gave me courage to take back my life and to change the bad parts of it. Today, I have a part-time job, that... more »

  lgclay wrote:

Beard of Hope Inc is helping people get needed treatment for mental health issues. This mission was born from an unsuccessful suicide attempt by the Beard of Hope founder. This mission not only helps others but it helps him as well. He is doing what God... more »

  JOSIEBETTERLEY wrote:

Equus Medendi does fantastic work with US Military Veterans. Their success rate is phenomenal. Angie Sheer and her crew are patient and informed. We have seen the results and it makes the hair on our arms stand up. If you are a Veteran and are struggling... more »

  adelie19 wrote:

The City Mission has served all ages in the greater Cleveland for over 100 years, and we are so grateful they're here! I love that they think about how to serve each group individually, treat everyone with dignity, and teach life skills that will help... more »

  rcrowder wrote:

Street Works is doing some amazing work in the Nashville Tennessee Community with those infected with or affected by HIV disease and Substance Use. more »

  Laloba wrote:

The path they have given to not only my husband suffering from Vietnam PTSD but the many veterans they are helping with virtual calls seven nights a week,pro socials within Covid restrictions,offering mental awareness training including self-care for... more »

  flo4 wrote:

Brooks House of Hope is a great charity that really goes into the community to help everyone. From students, senior citizens, to just helping where they are needed I commend them for jobs well done. more »

  sapulos wrote:

I have only been a member of this organization for a little bit but I can tell you this. I know of girls who have struggled with sexual exploitation and to know that there are people who care, people who have been through the same thing is most crucial... more »

  Crystal1282 wrote:

I was greatly disappointed in Family Promise of south Palm Beach county. I was experiencing homelessness with my children largely due to an abusive ex husband manipulating finances and my ability to work. As I have come to learn later, because I was a... more »

  Jeannie E. wrote:

As the human half of a team for HOPE AACR I have had the privilege of witnessing these dogs work their magic in many varied location, from natural disasters to school campuses. I have been so impressed by the organizations dedication to professionalism... more »

  PMDWarrior wrote:

Life Transitions Network (LTN) produces 2 experiential workshops every year. All staff members have been trained by the former Elisabeth Kubler Ross Center and are very experienced in dealing with any issues presented by the participants. We... more »

  applelobberz wrote:

Just wanted to give a shout out to the beautiful and benevolent members of this awesome organization. Without even blinking an eye, they came and helped my ailing father with some needs in his home, and all with a smile. It’s my understanding that they... more »

  sillygirl0814 wrote:

What a great day planned. And their magazine is a great source of information. Felt so honored hear other people's ecperiences. more »

  GCampbellFishing wrote:

As the founder of the TPO, my mission is to serve those that serve or have served. Each kayak fishing and/or camping adventure shows me first hand the importance and healing powers of comradery and the outdoors. Giving our nation's warfighters a weekend... 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 »

  eug80b wrote:

CATS is the most comprehensive program working to end homeless for people in San Francisco. Their highly trained and culturally competent staff responds to San Francisco’s diverse needs; as do their treatment and housing locations specifically designed... more »

  Taekwondoman467 wrote:

I am a 40-year Law Enforcement Officer and a US Navy Vietnam Era Veteran- Currently the Chief Marshal for the Mesquite Marshals Office. During my Law Enforcement Career, I spent 23 years working Criminal Investigations 21 of those years working Robbery... more »

  marthawydra wrote:

The Women Breathe Again Holistic Center has genuinely been a lifeline for me, fulfilling the very essence of its mission by granting me the precious gift of renewed breath. Particularly on those days when the atmosphere feels denser than usual, and my... more »

  Afroamerican wrote:

I met with Jode the Executive Director of Wellness in the woods several times and she did for us mental health training which I never heard before. from that moment as a New American I understand what it means to be having Mental health issues than before.... more »

  Tracy C. wrote:

COVA is an amazing organization!! They provide excellent training year round to new and continuing victim advocates. I have attended the COVA conference for the last 4 years and have always walked away being more knowledgeable on how to further help victims.... more »

  DBSA-GC wrote:

DBSA-GC has been a huge help in many lives. I became active because it helped my daughter help me. more »

  Shana W. wrote:

I started bringing my son to the healing center after my husband and his father died. They have been wonderful at helping both of us navigate the grief process. more »

  Jeff 818 wrote:

Every year the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay assists thousands of people in our community who are facing life-threatening situations. Their motto is "Hope. Help. Healing." and they stand behind every word with good deeds and actions for the benefit of all... more »

  MarySF wrote:

PRS provides a vital service to the Northern Virginia community through the programs it offers for people with serious mental illness, and emotional and/or behaviorial disorders. The programs offer a range of services that are designed to help each client... more »

  jaybee73 wrote:

Through the more than nine years of my daughter's history of cancer, Hopewell provided an understanding and supportive community to her and to me. The staff and program participants were a source of information,encouragement, understanding, and friendships,... more »

  carla2 wrote:

SomaliCAN is a wonderful charity. It is always ahead of the curve in identifying and responding to community needs. In 2009, SomaliCAN focused on safety issues. The organization implemented various initiatives to protect Americans regardless of race.... more »

  mobileUser673602 wrote:

Building Up Lives Foundation has saved 521 from being homeless, 1550 a day was fed during COVID. Lives were and continue to be saved. more »

  cmhacc wrote:

CMHA is changing lives in Connecticut every day. Partners in Recovery! more »

  Karen McCarty wrote:

I am a psychotherapist and a child of the military. After 9/11, it became increasingly obvious that the military and their families were having to bear an unaccustomed burden. Reserve and Guard units became essential to the missions abroad. Families... more »

  Mbacote71 wrote:

Your Wellness Inc. has helped provide a safe space for individuals to overcome mental health and addiction issues within their community and throughout the state of Virginia by providing treatment through evidence-based practices. I am honored to have... more »

  greaterlove1 wrote:

I came to this organization after being in John George Pavillion in Alameda County 27 times last year for cutting and addiction to alcohol and drugs. I had been raped and physically abused for many years. I am a professional woman who managed to hide... more »

  Zepfan wrote:

The company treats its employees like dogs and most pass on the vibe to clients. There's one nice guy working there. He'll most likely leave quick. Overall, Columbia Care lacks complete ethics and sympathy. The company prioritizes money over safety. Never... more »

  Kay02062014 wrote:

I Am That Girl Mentoring Foundation is a foundation like no other. This foundation is a game changer for many young ladies from ages 8-18. It’s also a sisterhood. This foundation helps with self esteem, boost self confidence and self love. It also helps... more »

  Lisa B.4 wrote:

For several years i have witnessed the good of this organization to personal help many Veterans in our area in many ways. Just recently a woman came into legion and we got in touch with Ruth and she got the ball rolling immediately more »

  Iona R. wrote:

Since December 1999 I have had the pleasure of working in an Accredited Child Advocacy Center as a Social Worker and Forensic Interviewer; however, in 2009 I was given the honor to become a team member at the Baltimore Child Abuse Center (BCAC). At the... more »

  wos619 wrote:

This agency runs the after-school programs for kids. I love it! My daughter goes to BJWL every day and she loves the people and the program. She gets help with her homework and she reads stories. Every child gets a hot meal for dinner. ... more »

  Scholar101 wrote:

Too much turnover. Too many good counselors that move on. I've found them at other agencies and transferred my kids. Seems really disorganized and not like people are happy to work there. Sorry. more »

  so totally lost wrote:

my doctor sent me there to get rides and grief counseling and help getting work after many years as a caregiver to my mom with Alzheimer's...but the only thing they were interested in was lots of paperwork, giving bad and illegal advice, yelling at me... more »

  Tiffany M.5 wrote:

Amazing organization that helped me completely change my life! My service dog was completely life altering and has helped my quality of life! Easy to work with and amazing staff! more »

  Jessica256 wrote:

TeenLine is an incredible organization that has been around for 35 years. I have the pleasure of working as one of their Resource Associates. The teens are incredible and share their empathy and questions that have helped so so so many teens in crisis... more »

  marina-peed wrote:

I began my involvement with the Gwinnett Sexual Assault Center & Children's Advocacy Center in 1992 as a crisis volunteer. I have seen the value of GSAC-CAC's services to victims of sexual assault and molestation over the years. Spouses, parents, siblings,... 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 »

  ntxyouthconnection wrote:

North Texas Youth Connection has helped so many youth and families over the past year. They share donations of food through the second harvest program with other area shelters and foodbanks. They shelter homeless teenagers and go above and beyond to... more »

  gradgrlhpu wrote:

In the short time that I have volunteered for Potential Inc., I have been so impressed by the great work that the staff does each and every day with individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. Though I do administrative tasks in the... more »

  TheCBaker wrote:

I have been donating to Samaritans for a number of years and I know many of the staff and have known the Executive Director for years. I donate to the organization because I believe in what they do -- helping people who need someone to listen to them... more »

  L8SJ wrote:

Transforming Homeless Shelters with Trauma-Informed Room Makeovers: A Path to Safety, Dignity, and Hope"A Lotta Love is the only organization in North Carolina (and beyond) offering trauma-informed room makeovers for homeless shelters, crisis centers,... more »

  ppine wrote:

For some time, Helga Luest and Witness Justice have shined a focused and intensive light on the need for this country and elsewhere to address issues of justice for those abused -- emotionally, physically, sexually. The organization has provided creative... more »

  mcorral wrote:

I may be bias because this organization is in honor of my brother. But it is really something special. So many amazing people volunteer to help provide support to the community. All donations go back into the community and if you make a donation you will... more »

  Yukari Takata S. wrote:

Family Connections is our village - our community - our family. Even today, after graduating from the preschool program, we're still going to each other's birthday parties, running into each other all over town, and most importantly, they're the first... more »

  Lisa267 wrote:

Thank you for your interest in RISE! I encourage you to become involved in whatever capacity is best for you. I am grateful I currently have the opportunity to serve on the board of directors. Our enthusiastic and caring boardmembers are engaged in doing... more »

  familyhealthandwealth wrote:

As a parent and business owner, I am proud to be on the Board of Directors. I feel this is a small way I can give back to the community. I believe in what TEAM is doing to help our youth and the future of Northern Colorado. more »

  Writer wrote:

EmpowerSurvivors offers a weekly peer group in my hometown and also has a online facebook support group that I use as well.I have found the EmpowerSurvivors peer support group very helpful in my healing journey. Between the peer support and yearly... more »

  josephlawrence wrote:

Five years ago, I attended my first local Recovery International (RI) meeting because of a hot temper and strong anxiety which, I believe, would have been diagnosed as generalized anxiety disorder had I seen a psychiatrist. The experience has been life-changing.... more »

  catherine167 wrote:

I had been a first responder for nearly 30 years and have seen many things over my career. I never realized how much I had been impacted by the work I did. First Responders Resiliency helped me to see how cumulative stress and trauma had impacted me on... more »

  darkness720 wrote:

Project Wav has been very instrumental in providing areas of relief when dealing with issues of everyday life. The programs and initiatives they offer are beneficial to the community as a whole. They provide a safe space that promotes learning & growth. more »

  spiritofgivingnetwork wrote:

We are so grateful to partner with Deliver The Dream! They are a wonderful organization providing much needed care to their local community. more »

  Alicia11 wrote:

Exemplary organization. Exemplary mental health, human service, professional and organizational trainings as well. In the field of equine mental health -i.e.- the use of horses in mental health psychotherapy, the EAGALA model is without question or... more »

  IBjsb wrote:

What an amazing privileged it has been to see veterans and spouses healed from the trauma of life presented to so many who have volunteered to serve this country. To see the community rally around the cause with generous donations and amazing support... more »

  Angela S.12 wrote:

Having worked with this nonprofit for the last 8 years, I have seen a dedication to serving a crucial mission while growing in efficacy, and increasing community and stakeholder involvement. It's been an incredible challenge, honor and journey! more »

  camper wrote:

I cannot speak highly enough about my experience at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. As a child with a serious medical condition, "normal" is something you don't get to experience. But at camp, the fact that every kid has an illness makes it normal. The... more »

  alise wrote:

We could not afford therapy for are relative who suffered a long standing trauma, with a competent therapist. This girl needed real therapy, and not a "feel good" well intended person. There was no way ... until Ezer Lnefesh agreed to subsidize,... more »

  kimebron2284 wrote:

I was far from home (NJ); no support system in place while in Texas; and, I was definitely experiencing life's challenges in an adverse manner. Yet, I was warmly welcomed into one of the safe spaces afforded me by the Huma Faith staff, on the recommendation... more »

  R.G. wrote:

I can't thank you enough for getting us back on track and saving my family from collapse. more »

  Writer wrote:

Changing lives every day! The staff is phenomenal and hard working, but work tirelessly toward a better future for all children in our own community! more »

  clientservedinconnecticut wrote:

A great opportunity to do something for yourself while helping others at the same time. more »