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A 501(c)(3) human rights organization, Just Detention International (JDI) seeks to end sexual violence in all forms of detention. JDI has three core goals for its work: to engender policies that ensure government accountability for prisoner rape; to change ill-informed and flippant public attitudes toward sexual assault behind bars; and to promote access to resources for survivors of this type of violence.

Founded in 1999, the Arizona Spinal Cord injury association is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with spinal cord injuries and/or paralysis and their families, throughout Arizona, in order to ensure the maximum possible physical, intellectual, spiritual, emotional, and social recovery. The association focuses on peer and family support; education of consumers, families, caregivers, and professionals; and linking people to vocational, social, and recreational resources.

CCC promotes the healthy functioning of individuals, families, and communities through affordable, sensitive, and professional behavioral health services in a safe environment.

F.A.C.T. provides individualized and affordable mental health services that support our clients throughout their entire lifespan while concurrently supporting clients to reach their full potential, develop meaningful relationships with family and friends, and be successful contributors to society.

Mane Support is an equine assisted grief counseling program, that provides a ministry to children and adults who have experienced a death, anticipating the death of someone they know or who have experienced trauma related to the loss.

The Northwest Missouri Children's Advocacy Center is dedicated to preventing further trauma to abused children by providing a safe environment for them to disclose abuse, obtain protection and receive counseling.

P.A.L.S. for Healing is a nonprofit mental health organization dedicated to providing education, art therapy, EMDR and other trauma informed therapies to help people who have suffered trauma and/or loss. Individuals can experience trauma from direct and indirect exposure to an event(s) that leaves them feeling helpless, terror and unsafe. Some of these experiences can include divorce, having an incarcerated parent, being in the foster care system, serving in the military, having a family member in the military, responding to crisis situations, domestic violence, bullying, the death of a loved one and natural disasters. P.A.L.S. for Healing has three locations within Cuyahoga county and provides offsite group and individual services within Cuyahoga, lake and summit counties. We also provide professional workshops and trainings for individuals and organizations.

NAMI recognizes that the key concepts of recovery, resiliency and support are essential to improving the wellness and quality of life of all persons affected by mental illness. Mental illnesses should not be an obstacle to a full and meaningful life for persons who live with them. NAMI will advocate at all levels to ensure that all persons affected by mental illness receive the services that they need and deserve, in a timely fashion. NAMI Rome provides support, education, and advocacy throughout northwest Georgia on behalf of individuals and families affected by mental illness.

To support survivors and end domestic violence in San Luis Obispo County.

NAMI Metro Suburban provides education, advocacy and support for those living with mental health conditions, their loved ones and their communities in the western suburbs of Cook County. NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness

When hopeless people have a safe place to process their pain, and faith-filled hope is modeled and shared, they become hope-filled and thrive (in spite of their mental health challenge). A mental illness seems to rob you of your future hopes and dreams. And hopelessness begins to take over. The doctor, the therapist, and medicine are not enough in learning how to live life in spite of having a mental health challenge. And those with lived experience (peers) can model and empower one another. As peers, we believe there is hope, and it is possible to live well because we have been there. We guide and support those with a mental illness, along with their loved ones, to find hope that is based on research. That they and their loved ones might have hopes and dreams again, so they live a faith-filled, full, and vibrant life.

Freedom from Addiction