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At Kinship House, we address the missing piece in services provided to most children touched by foster care and adoption. In addition to significant mental health concerns, these children have been traumatized by a necessary but difficult system. Our work helps minimize transitions and increases the chances of children settling into a stable, healthy and permanent home. Kinship House outpatient child and family services combine ongoing consultation, therapy and education. In addition to treating each child’s mental health issues, we help families develop secure attachments. We know secure attachments to caring adults will help stabilize the child’s mental health. We provide family therapy and consultation to help parents develop the skills to support their child’s unique needs.
HCN's Mission is to decrease the trauma of homelessness and domestic violence,as well as to increase the strength and effectiveness of the HCN Collaborative. Homeless children and families are referred by HCN's collaborative of nineteen Emergency, Transitional, and Domestic Violence Shelters. Member shelters include: Hamilton Family Center, Hamilton Emergency Shelter, Hamilton Transitional Program, Asian Women's Shelter, Raphael House, Riley Center (Rosalie House and Brennan House), Richmond Hills Family Center, Tenderloin Childcare Center, St. Joseph's Village, Richmond Hills Family Center, Salvation Army-Harbor House, La Casa de las Madres, Homeless Prenatal Program, Connecting Point, DrawBridge, A Home Away From Homelessness, Families in SRO's Collaborative, Treasure Island Homeless Development Initiative (TIHDI) and Treasure Island Elementary School.
La Casa de las Madres was founded in 1976 by a group of Bay Area women, most of whom had experienced domestic violence as victims or as daughters of abused mothers. Deeply motivated by the death of her mother, one of the founders set forth to establish a place where women could seek refuge from domestic violence; where they would be safe, cared for, and allowed to regain physical strength and self-esteem. Their refuge would be named La Casa de las Madres--The Home of the Mothers. Today, La Casa offers emergency shelter to women and their children while providing advocacy, counseling, family-based services and referrals. Our downtown office houses our two 24-hour crisis lines, Drop-In Counseling Center, Teen Intervention and Prevention Program, and Community Education and Outreach Program as well as our administration.
CHADD's mission is to improve the lives of children and adults with ADHD. We represent the 15 million people in the United States who have been diagnosed with ADHD - 10 million adults and 5 million children. CHADD is the leading national nonprofit, tax-exempt, IRS Section 501 (c) (3) charitable organization in the ADHD field. We support, educate and provide services to people with ADHD and those impacted by it. CHADD reaches a large number of people concerned about ADHD each year: CHADD is the source of information on ADHD for many of the major media outlets - print, television and internet. In 2013 CHADD generated more than 5 million radio and television impressions and over 100,000 print impressions. Through our websites, CHADD reaches more than 1 million unique visitors each year. Weekly CHADD reaches 95,000 people with information about the management of ADHD in adults and in children. On a daily basis CHADD reaches more than 46,000 people through Face Book and Twitter. CHADD has approximately 200 free support groups and affiliates across the country, with more than 1,000 volunteers. CHADD's Leadership Blog has been recognized as one of the best ADHD blogs for three years in a row by Healthline.com. CHADD has three overarching goals - to provide evidence based information on ADHD to the public, to provide support, information and services to people affected by ADHD, and to advocate for ADHD supportive policies in federal and state law. CHADD is also the home of the National Resource Center on ADHD funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
My Grief Angels is "For and By" People Grieving Worldwide My Grief Angels, a 501 (c) (3) public charity, is an Online Grief Support Community of People worldwide coping with loss and helping each other by leveraging new technologies to find and share the latest resources, education, information and personal grief journeys/ experiences. VIDEO - ABOUT MY GRIEF ANGELS Overview (1 Minute): https://studio.youtube.com/video/SN5jh5Ddif0/edit VIDEO REVIEWS OF MY GRIEF ANGELS BY COMMUNITY MEMBERS (1 Minute): Community Member Reviews: https://youtu.be/v8PT7vlgLTM "I found My Grief Angels While Crying on Google" Review: https://youtu.be/5yl53mjns3g Projects include: - Free and Open Virtual Grief Support Groups Per Type of Loss Experienced. The groups were initially launched on April 1, 2020 s our emergency response to help people grieving during the COVID19 Pandemic, and to date - we have held over 500 free and open group meetings. PROGRAM VIDEO & TESTIMONIAL: https://youtu.be/Vw9s9y59--k - Grieving @ Holidays - As suggested by virtual group participants, we launched a program by which we hold Free and Open Virtual Grief Support Groups for anyone grieving the loss of a loved on all major holidays - the day of the holiday; including: Mother's Day, Father's Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, and others. PROGRAM VIDEO: https://youtu.be/FiEOwYWy6tY - Grief Chat Hour - OnlineGrief.com - As suggested by group participants who wanted to continue the community discussions after the weekly group meetings, an online community was set up and a "Grieg Chat Hour" program was launched to designate 8pm EST as the daily hour where people looking for community with others grieving can check in and connect with others; post their thoughts and review latest research on grief and grieving process, workplace grief, etc. PROGRAM VIDEO: - Grief Education Petition - Change.org/GriefEducation - For the vast majority of group and online community participants, most felt totally unprepared for the loss of their loved one, and their number one suggestion was for schools to do more to prepare us for what will be part of all of our lives. Therefore, we recently started a public petition to make "Grief Education" a graduation requirement for all. PROGRAM VIDEOS (1 Minute Each): https://youtu.be/_tdFh0zU6XA and https://youtu.be/DYXxIko-eng - The Grief MOOC - First Free Massive Open Online Education Course on "Grief: How it can kill or empower us" available thru the European MOOCs Platform and the Happiness Academy PROGRAM VIDEO: https://youtu.be/vNh6yvToEEg - Free Mobile Apps- Free Mobile apps developed and launched by My Grief Angels Volunteers; including "Virtual Grief Support"; "Pet Loss", and "Good From Grief" apps available thru Google Play, Apple itunes, Amazon, HTML5 and other major app stores. PROGRAM VIDEOS: - Virtual Grief Support App - https://youtu.be/0fCQdigIQck - Pet Loss App - https://youtu.be/ZD31VkZz7Uw - Good From Grief App - https://youtu.be/PsGYhEkJjNY - Grief Attacks - Shared Community Stories: Online community user submitted personal stories on grief attacks experienced and how each got thru them. PROGRAM VIDEOS: - Photos & Garage Sale: https://youtu.be/TF8SdNOSo4E - Going Back To School: https://youtu.be/C_r0qeG3cJw - Re-entering the Apartment: https://youtu.be/Co5IsXx6C50 - The Trip Home: https://youtu.be/SNYC-kGDX-E - Books: "Good from Grief: How to Turn Unimaginable Grief Into Something Positive in 288 Uplifting Twitter-sized Life Stories" Book Link on Amazon (Group offered at Cost): https://www.amazon.com/Good-Grief-Unimaginable-Something-Twitter-sized/dp/1493574604 - Grief Support Resources Directory by Type of Loss Experienced - User Shared Grief Attacks Coping Strategies Program My Grief Angels, throughout its projects, addresses topics that include: - How grief can impact our health; - How have others coped with their grief and grief attacks; - How have others put their grief in motion; - How have others turned their grief into something positive; - What are the resources available for our type of loss, and more...
Honoring Our Fallen is dedicated to serving our nation's fallen and the families these heroes have left behind by providing comprehensive support.
10 CAN, Inc. is a Christian Adventure Network founded by a wounded warrior to serve Military and First Responder families. They are a nonprofit 501(c) (3) charitable organization designed to honor the families of our Heroes, revive a warrior’s ethos, and grow adolescents through outdoor recreation, education, and rehabilitation.
JarrodsLaw.Org has been established to create awareness and to pave they way for real change in providing oversight and accountability in the addiction treatment industry and safe sober living. This will be the go to sight to see the track record of a treatment facility in California. Currently working with the Department of Health and Human Services to implement fail safes in sober living homes where there is no regulation or oversight. Sober living homes should be required to report deaths to the DHCS in the state where the deaths occur.
OPERATE A RESIDENTIAL RECOVERY HOME TO PROVIDE A SAFE ENVIRONMENT WHERE A SOBER AND HEALTHY LIFE CAN BE CREATED. THE ORGANIZATION IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING AN ENVIRONMENT THAT IS CONDUCIVE TO HELP INDIVIDUALS ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN LONG TERM SOBRIETY.
St. Joseph Children's Home has been giving children a home since 1849. St. Joe's serves approximately 350 children annually across three core programs: residential treatment, foster care and adoption, and child development. We provide intensive therapy, safety, education, and most of all, LOVE. We also create families for children in need of foster care and adoption throughout Kentucky. Additionally, St. Joe’s provides quality preschool and trustworthy childcare to the community. Learn more about SJ Kids at www.sjkids.org.
FORM 990, PART III, LINE 1. THE PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE LIVING ARRANGEMENTS AND SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, TO HELP PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES MAKE CHOICES ABOUT THEIR LIVES, AND TO SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AT HOME AND AT WORK SO THAT THEY MAY PARTICIPATE AND CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR COMMUNITY.
The Healing Field promotes awareness of alternative viewpoints and pathways for mental health recovery and inspires hope for developing meaning and purpose. We bring together healing practitioners and participants who are interested in the community for the purposes of learning, self-healing, wellness and ending stigma. We offer community-based wellness activities to residents of Mt. Tahoma Sanctuary and encourage the creation of more uplifting homes.