Find Mental Health Disorders Nonprofits and Charities

  Changed wrote:

This organization is affiliated with the IPA (International Parurisis Association) which helps individuals with Parurusis (Shy Bladder Syndrome). Although to many people who do not suffer from this condition (which affects daily life, multiple times... more »

  rrs7 wrote:

I have seen the direct impact of the organization on my fellow active duty service members and respect the fact that Boot Campaign really walks the walk when it comes to using the money that they raise. more »

  HKM2125 wrote:

This nonprofit has the mission, focus, and dynamism to change the world. Active Minds is the nation’s premier nonprofit that focuses on suicide prevention, the destigmatization of mental health issues and the promotion of student advocacy... 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 »

  Liz King wrote:

I have volunteered for Children's Health Council for over 8 years and have fallen in love with the work they do. They are a great community resource for kids that think and learn differently and can give simple consultations or extensive evaluations... more »

  smileyguy wrote:

To stand in the lobby and watch the lost, sick, and nearly dead clients enter these programs is to witness true miracles, one after the other, as they exit clear-eyed, and with a new purpose and meaning to their existences. The programs are the best that... more »

  hayes878 wrote:

The Priceless Journey's vision is like non other I have seen. I have personally seen the "You are Priceless" devotional work in the lives of the women around me. I can't wait to see what God has in store for this powerful ministry! more »

  veteran1111 wrote:

I am a veteran who has gotten a dog. GREAT organization committed to helping veterans. more »

  mobileUser544654 wrote:

Doing well serving hurting families and their loved ones with equine assisted learning and building community. Could improve raising more mentor leaders and fundraising. Horses are expensive and we would like a herd manager on staff more »

  ProfMom wrote:

The staff at Medical Mutts are highly trained, experienced, and committed to changing lives with their work. We are working with Medical Mutts to help place our special needs son with a psychiatric service dog that will give him access to many more opportunities... 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 »

  lvninjas wrote:

Kingman's Healing Hooves is life changing, not only for those taking lessons with Kassie and her team, but it is life changing for the family members of those involved, friends and the community as well. I have never seen someone have such a profound... 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 »

  Ms. lisa wrote:

Vietnam Veterans of America provides great service to those looking to donate used clothing and home items. They helped me get rid of all the clutter in my home and it was too easy. All I did was schedule a pick up and leave the bags on my porch and they... more »

  jlirette29 wrote:

Can’t see enough and Angelo and this charity. Been to a couple of events and made some true friends. Looking forward to many more in the future. 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 »

  Darshan wrote:

I was hooked on Hoofbeats with Heart Equine -Assisted Activities and Therapy Center when I witnessed a family who came to visit and observe the program. Dad was holding his son who was clearly disabled and who was flailing his arms and legs. Another... 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 »

  Melanie Matthews M. wrote:

It is hard to put into words how much Unbridled Hope has enriched my life as well the life of my daughter. The horses are so gentle, accepting, and plain old therapeutic. Their ability to empathize with each individual, knowing EXACTLY what is in the... more »

  agrassini wrote:

As a newcomer to Houston I was thrilled to find The Women's Home as a place where I can volunteer my talents. This organization is professionally run and works hard to make sure volunteers are not just appreciated but also matched well with their skill... more »

  ssb12 wrote:

Samaritan Counseling Center is a wonderful resource for people in southwestern PA. The staff is extremely professional and caring. I love that the counseling and educational programs use the resources of faith. The holistic approach to achieve spiritual,... more »

  ldstn216 wrote:

I am a professional with expertise in this field, a volunteer, and a consumer and have worked diligently with SARDAA since the organization began. As a consumer, I needed to get involved. SARDAA provided an avenue for me. I have been presenting my story... more »

  oneblessedmama wrote:

I can remember clearly someone whom I consider to be family letting me know about this beautiful woman who had begun this work here in Marin county when I was expecting my 4th little one and was experiencing a major depressive episode, although I hesitated... more »

  stephanie18 wrote:

My mother owes her life to this nonprofit organization. She was able to be admitted to the hospital through the emergency department because this is a service offered by Wheeling Health Right. Dr. Commerci, her family physician, consulted a surgeon... more »

  Shay J. wrote:

This organization is one that changed my life. I got the opportunity to travel to Uganda with Hope Speaks in the summer of 2018, and it far exceeded anything that I was expecting. The amount of lives that have been and are being changed by Hope Speaks... more »

  mrmarquez wrote:

This is a great way to support and help others. Alpha K9 is a non-profit organization that provides PTSD service dogs to veterans in need. In addition, they can help with any and all dog training situations. I'm very proud to be a part of this organization.... 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 »

  HorsesHeal wrote:

I support Riding To The Top and trust them to spend my donation wisely! Professional leadership, talented instructors and passionate volunteers working together to serve people with disabilties. more »

  dsenior wrote:

In my 3+ years with Relate I have consistently been impressed with the quality and dedication of staff and volunteer board members to supporting positive client outcomes. Relate truly is a local jewel with world-class capabilities. more »

  RickS-4008 wrote:

I have been very involved with MHAG since being introduced by a friend last year and have since joined the Board Of Directors. I have found their Mental Health services extraordinary and the use of assets very efficient. The contribution to the community... more »

  Jeremy.O wrote:

I have been an active member of NorthStar clubhouse for over six months now. In that time I have found a part time job through NorthStar. I am currently working thanks to that, and I still am going to NorthStar a few times a week. I enjoy the atmosphere... more »

  biglar wrote:

One of my buddies was back from deployment and in a lot of pain with jaw and neck injuries. At the time, the VA had to put him on a two month wait to see a doctor because they were so backed up. Pegasus really went to bat for my friend. They found... more »

  Alissa D.1 wrote:

2020 Moms is a great program set out to advocate for Maternal Mental Health. They work hard reach help everyday moms find ways to advocate for MMH in their own communities and equip us with the tools we need to make changes! 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 »

  sonya59 wrote:

I'm impressed by how the nonprofit platform is structured. My experience so far has been wonderful. I love the way the mission is designed and I cannot wait to see how it prospers. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  pdarby wrote:

I recently participated in training that ONE Freedom sponsored for trainers who work with veterans pre and post deployment. I also observed some of these trainers present to a group of police officers from multiple jurisdictions in Colorado. I was impressed... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great Experience!Received our original documents through the mail. Renewing info was a breeze. Flew with our dog to California from Buffalo last January. No problems. more »

  ssrip wrote:

In my short experience as a volunteer with FACTR, I can personally vouch for Karita with regards to her passion for her work. As the president, she has been working hard to help clients and establish relationships with immigrant/refugee communities in... more »

  arowe wrote:

Great place to work! Great environment and wonderful people! more »

  ypraneeth wrote:

I love to be part of this organization, it’s not easy to work for intellectual disabilities for more than 15 years, great full for all the staff and management. more »

  lizmiller wrote:

It has been an honor and privilege to learn from the extraordinary work and collaborations through The Partnership for Male Youth. Grateful for lifting up the strengths and resiliencies of our young people, and continuing to push for the structural and... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

TSA of Texas has great and helpful programs for those dealing with Tourette's. They offer programs such as area support groups across the state that bring bring families together to learn and share support, In-Service programs to school districts provide... more »

  HMBD wrote:

I was in the darkest period of my life during what I had expected to be the happiest time as a new Mom. I was dealing with postpartum anxiety, depression, and PTSD all while navigating life as a parent and caring for a newborn. I felt scared and isolated.... more »

  jfournier wrote:

I volunteered for HopeSparks for only one day, helping to organize clothes for their basic needs bank. What I witnessed was a profound commitment to help their community, the people in need all around us. HopeSparks staff have found their calling. They... more »

  Sheila31 wrote:

Healing Paws for Warriors is a veteran found/led 501c3 that provides shelter to train service dogs to veterans faced with PTSD, TBI or MST at "no cost" to the veteran. Providing alternative medicine of prescriptions to a 4-legged battle buddy.... more »

  Mike-H wrote:

Friends is a peer run organization that has empowered many of the clients we serve and I applaud all of their efforts to help others on their road to recovery. more »

  keitchnky79 wrote:

Foundation is at a great baseline for creating unique campaigns, tracking data and collaborating with mental health partners. more »

  Writer wrote:

As a member of the Evanston community, I have found Impact to be a tremendous asset to our area. While Evanston has many great non-profits, Impact is one of a kind. My experiences with their staff, board, and participants have always been pleasant. more »

  rparrott6 wrote:

Being a current patient, Transcend Foundation has put my needs at the highest level to ensure I am moving forward on a better foot but with zero out of pocket expenses. Their speed to connect with me to the high quality supplements, I wish there were... 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 »

  kinseynevitt wrote:

My 6 year old autistic son comes here and it’s just been an amazing experience for him. He’s like a whole new person when he’s up on that horse. He’s just so calm and happy and at peace. I am so grateful for everything that manes and miracles... more »

  Ana Sousa B. wrote:

This is an amazing organization, built up by caring and devoted individuals doing a daily job that affects us all: creating awareness on mental health. I'm most honoured for being one of the directors of the board Many blessings to all my colleagues... more »

  11smith wrote:

My name is Jeffrey Smith, I live in Atlanta Georgia and Antwine Vision Foundation helped me with permanent housing, healthcare and financial disability benefits. I was homeless off and on for many years. I had no income, homeless and I have a disability.... more »

  tlhonk wrote:

DBSA Chicago Corporate offices house the Advocacy team. This team includes volunteers from Illinois, New Jersey, California, Florida and Tennessee. Headed up by the Vice President of Advocacy these states have leadership teams and advocates for depression... more »

  LucyW wrote:

When one of our family members first became ill with a mental illness, we had a hard time finding information and assistance - until we found NAMI Greater Seattle. Here we found the help and support we needed. The 12-week, free Family-to-Family educational... more »

  kkaeni wrote:

The heart and mission of this organization is always centered. From the board, staff and hundreds of volunteers to the thousands of perinatal families who are supported yearly. I proudly offer PSI as a resource to all families in need of perinatal mental... more »

  kristinachase18 wrote:

Next Step Service Dogs is a wonderful nonprofit that helps Veterans and First Responders TREMENDOUSLY. I have witnessed this nonprofit in action and am continuously impressed with the work they do. It is because of nonprofits like NSSD that I love the... 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 »

  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 »

  HisCaveGirl wrote:

Remodeling the Mind is an amazing organization ran by very passionate people. Providers of great information that's accurate and important. They are doing a great job fighting mental health stigma! more »

  Grandma Concerned wrote:

I have been a consistent donor to the Juvenile Bipolar Research Foundation since its inception. It is the only organization that it totally focused on research - not intervention/politics/policy-making/advocacy/counseling. I have a son who has severe... more »

  donlegg wrote:

I did an internship here and I still volunteer. The tribal like atmosphere is an ideal environment for recovery. The Packard Institute Inc also provides Family Support Services for those who may have lost a loved one due to their addiction or have a... more »

  chefkadk wrote:

I have been a volunteer at First Light for several years but this year was my first time participating with their yearly Pre-Iron Bowl Pancake Breakfast. It was wonderful! The cooperation of All volunteers was a beautiful thing to watch unfold. The eagerness... more »

  jdob1219 wrote:

I've been a donor to the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation for a few years now and am proud to know that 100% of my gift is going directly to fund research! I don't know of many other charities that can say the same. With so many people living with... more »

  Writer wrote:

SOMI Club is filled with warm and caring people who live with a mental illness. They offer compassion and understanding to others facing the same challenges. SOMI Club is a no-judgement zone - a place to have purpose, fun and relax! more »

  R.G. wrote:

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

  ehschwarz wrote:

I have used the services of Harbor City Services on several occasions. Once when I sold my business they moved, stored and sold excess office funiture and office equipment and supplies. I have also use them to do three residential moves and for storage... more »

  CynthiaStyers wrote:

Amazing local non-profit with their feet to the ground helping families daily! I participated in the Pinwheels for Child Abuse Prevention event, and their volunteers and leadership are selfless, generous, loving people with a true desire to change lives... 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 »

  Kaitlin McLees H. wrote:

Amethyst Place truly saves my life! Without them I wouldn’t have had the resources to get my children back, go back to college, and learn how to be a productive member of society. The community I had with the other Moms was out of this world too, we... 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 »

  simplygracenow wrote:

A compassionate and caring counseling ministry that has seen many hurting people find freedom and restoration. more »

  clicks wrote:

Great organization. Just adopted Molly and are enjoying her love. Support this organization! more »

  chiara_fichtler wrote:

Exceptional live sessions, enriching and thoughtful video courses, nice people and overall a wonderful experience to learn, grow and develop with NET Training Institute Inc.Thanks to everyone and for everything! I appreciate your hard work and... more »

  jnl9 wrote:

I was able to speak with multiple staff members of FSWP, and I was greatly impressed with the pride they took in their organization and how readily they pointed to the individuals they served as markers for success. FSWP is a well funded, diversified... more »

  Ltg0520 wrote:

My experience with this company has been awful. The providers do not show up for scheduled appointments. The providers and staff do not care about the needs of the patients. You are made to feel like an inconvenience in their day. Sadly, my son is still... more »

  bodhib55 wrote:

Fun group of people using archery to help the community and veterans through outreach, events and donation support! more »

  Raven M. wrote:

This organization is a Faith based center that provides much needed help to families and children with mental disablities. They offer support and compassion which gives hope. This place is definitely blessed by God!!! more »

  BAAFM wrote:

I was nervous when I started reading some of the reviews out there, but my mind was certainly eased after the first day my daughter was there. All the staff are caring, sympathetic and devoted to what they do. My daughter was only 5 when she was admitted... more »

  mobileUser416542 wrote:

Perspectives Center for Care is an excellent place to get the help that you needed to get back to your normal life. The staff are wonderful! more »

  TruleyDisappointed wrote:

This place needs to be investigated.. They care nothing about community... All they do is bill the state for inadequate service .. The staff is made up of GED online nurses who take vitals and pass you to a physician assistant. Who does nothing except... more »

  artlover47 wrote:

I have been suffering with depression for 4 years and it has helped me by just knowing I am not alone. They inform and educate people about depression and are trying to change peoples attitude about it. It is a horrible illness and IFred has given me... more »

  stupy wrote:

After almost a month of trying to get an appointment scheduled we finally gave up. Impossible to talk to intake personnel. I was always sent to voice-mail and they never called back. Non caring organization more »

  Smcclure wrote:

United Services is an amazing organization that has had a profound and positive impact on my son's life. Our son Wes was diagnosed with Autism in 2013. Wes received extensive Speech, Physical, Occupational, and Behavior therapy services from United... more »

  Sole wrote:

As a client, I have benefited from all the different resources they have to offer. They have done a wonderful job collaborating with so many agencies/individuals/organizations. I have received support through their PTSD support groups, art therapy, massage,... more »

  karen4ab wrote:

Long time supporter. I have known the Founder of New World Youth Center for many years. This organization has given back to the community for over 30 years through their food banks, mentoring program and holiday giveaways. I am honored to be a supporter... more »

  Beth7Cam wrote:

I was diagnosed with depression at the age of 16 and also have a physical disability. i came from a loving family but as I watched friends and classmates move on ton their own apartments, i wanted that kind of independence for myself. So in 1994, I... more »

  richard1968 wrote:

Excellent, Beautiful artwork for people affected with mental health conditions.Inspiring story of Sir, Brian Belt.I am a volunteer artist from Chesapeake Virginia and perform during the 1st Anniversary of Mental Health Awareness & Creative Arts... 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 »

  waxie 1899 wrote:

I have found this organization to be extraordinary in its role in helping those with neuro-psychologica disorders recover from their illnesses. The amount of information presented to consumers in the Las Vegas community puts DBSA Southern Nevada in the... more »

  Elizabeth Q. wrote:

Having fought the good fight, I simply stand my ground and wait for God's providence. https://youtube.com/channel/UCb26QwveKffmm4vTz9WdaWQ In the United States, we once enjoyed freedom of speech to present formidable opposition to injustice... 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 »

  jfnaki wrote:

Forcameron.comThe goal of For Cameron is to help others who still have a chance. Helping through law reform, education and public health efforts. For Cameron brings focus to the crisis of Fentanyl and toward lessening the stigma surrounding addiction.Forcameron.com more »

  chart2004 wrote:

I have been a member for over a year, and the people here have literally saved my life. Before I became seriously ill from mental illnesses, I was a public library director. I was unable to work for several years, and felt totally alone and helpless.... more »

  ccranor wrote:

My journey with DBS began in 2018. My family and I started attending this meeting because I was very ill. Mentally and emotionally I was lost in a very deep and dark depression. These meetings saved my life. They also helped my family understand my illness... more »

  doglover97009 wrote:

The level of care and dedication with which PAVE staff operate and serve veterans is unmatched. They get to know all of their clients on a personal level and are available for support around the clock. more »

  Jason S.15 wrote:

These guys run a great program for veterans and law enforcement individuals across the state of Texas and more. Everything from hunting/fishing trips, couples getaways, to other activities which involves healing the overall mental health of people who... more »

  Dr.Spears2 wrote:

We are incredibly grateful for the work of Dr. Pamela Sprears, Psychotherapist/Analyst, with Pathways 2Change has been made with our client. She has been so patient and understanding, and has tailored herapproach to the client's individual needs.... more »

  hrpaaul wrote:

Reliance Health has changed my life in so so many ways. They are the epitome of what an organization should aspire to be. more »

  Amy M.12 wrote:

Healing horses is a wonderful experience for team building. Working with a trained instructor learning to work together as a team to navigate horses is a powerful experience. more »

  Erick H. wrote:

The American Police Assistance Foundation's IRS tax status IS NOT revoked. Per the IRS (IRS employee John Riley #1000144786) the required tax forms were filed electronically in Sept. 2010. The IRS incorrectly revoked the APAF's tax exemption status. It... more »

  charliestp wrote:

Aside from discriminating against LGBTQ and people with addictions, the fact they have services in the pm is the only semi-positive thing about Circle of Hope. more »

  believerb4u wrote:

My husband and I have been able to use the Champs meal program. We appreciate the benefit. Eating a balanced diet most days is so appreciated. more »

  Walt Zerrenner wrote:

I joined the Fox Valley Memory Project (FVMP) Executive Coordinating Committee after attending the very first Memory Cafe in Appleton at the Atlas Coffee Mill. My wife had been diagnosed with early onset of Alzheimer's in 2009. We attended Memory Cafes... more »

  Cathy27 wrote:

This a great support and help organization for the sufferers of PTSD. It has a good amount of information available as well as weekly meetings to help with various stages of this condition. Colleen and her staff are committed to getting these victims... more »

  A_Chaser0808 wrote:

Children's Home of Northern Kentucky has a long-running history of providing critically needed services to children across the state, but gone are the days of it simply operating as an orphanage. I had helped with a holiday project to benefit the Home... more »

  pammysue wrote:

I'm a Health Associate in an elementary school and without this amazing organization several of my students would have to go without dental care. I-Smile has given a "huge" smile to some of my students who have never been to a dentist in their entirety.... more »

  Writer wrote:

This excellent organization and their personnel support the needs of children experiencing life stress.. Their counseling and mentoring activities provided are of note. more »

  Lisa_H wrote:

#GivingTuesday #Payingitforward I am inspired to give to foster kids because my siblings and I were adopted when we were 8,7,5,2. Despite the fact that we went to 3 different homes our adopted families kept us in touch for most of our childhood. We arrived... more »

  martha wrote:

NARSAD raises money to fund brain research so that diseases such as schizophrenia and bi-polar disorder, and other serious mental illness can be better understood and cured. Approximately 5% of the population worldwide suffers from disabling mental illness.... more »

  batsheba wrote:

The facility needs to be shut down! The incompetence is deplorable! I don’t think any of the workers have any type of education and the facility is using the elderly people for pharmaceutical profit! The facility is corrupt! Most of management are... more »

  horselover wrote:

LifeStriders impressed us with the amount of people they are reaching out to with the funding resources they receive. After familiarizing myself with the organization I felt very comfortable knowing that our donation would be put to great use. Their cause... more »

  Sherita007 wrote:

Sunflower Counseling Center is truly a beacon of hope in the community! From the moment you walk through the doors, you are welcomed into a warm, compassionate, and supportive environment. The counselors are not only highly skilled and knowledgeable but... more »

  Patrick Kleaver wrote:

My late father John suffered from obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and in my later years I did too. I wish I had been aware earlier of the International OCD Foundation, which tries to help by research and training and by fostering a supportive community... more »

  sharonk wrote:

"I have been a LifeNet client for 7 years now and they have never given up on me. I originally came to LifeNet for help with mental health and addiction issues. I was in LifeNet's supported housing program for over 4 years. I am now the proud owner... more »

  Kimmikolbe1 wrote:

Doing amazing things for mental health . I met some amazing women with this organization who are inspiring advocates for those who need to be spoken for. Those who have been silenced with depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolarand other debilitating disorders.... more »

  schwepau wrote:

22 Project was an amazing experience for me. As a female that experienced combat and has spent more than a decade in austere environments, I have had some unique experiences and injuries that I had not been able to address. I was unable to find anyone... more »

Provide support for the mentally ill. more »

The mission of Life Essentials is to be the community leader in providing professional, person-centered services to enhance the... more »

We provide special education and mental health services to children who have developmental, emotional and severe behavioral problems,... more »

The children's health initiative of san luis obispo county was established in 2004 to ensure that all san luis obispo county children... more »

Leading the way in promoting family living by reaching out to underserved and low-income populations in our community. more »

To help all kind of veterans and disabled veterans in shelter food transportation and work and provide them with many different... more »

Central Kentucky Riding for Hope is dedicated to enriching the community by improving the quality of life and the health of children... more »

The telos project is a non profit public benefit corporation whose ongoing aim is removing barriers to therapeutic, mental health... more »

Help people of all ages work through issues and problems of everyday life more »

To assist addicts in their mental and physical health recovery. more »

To enhance mental health, promote individual empowerment, and increase access to treatment and services for persons with mental... more »

Outdoor Driven is dedicated to assisting our nation’s Heroes by providing them an adventure that is aimed at lessening the impact... more »

The primary activity will be to use resources available to the Foundation to provide access to therapeutic activities for people... more »

Promote inclusion and independent living by those with learning differences more »

Since 1995, Family Care Center, has existed to assist and encourage individuals and families in the process of discovering the... more »

The mission of the Foundation for Brain Science and Immunology is to advance the understanding and treatment of neurocognitive... more »