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EBCRP has provided substance abuse, mental health, and other health related services since 1989. With locations in Oakland and Hayward, California, we offer a full range of services from residential treatment for women and children to intensive counseling and vocational training.

Our Mission Development and Research Innovations (DRI) is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to providing mental health services to people in need within our local Delaware communities and worldwide. We achieve this through creating innovative, research-driven mental health programs. We also partner with organizations with similar visions, missions, goals, and values to create such programs. Our chief partnership at the moment is our Partnership for Trauma Healing in Burundi, Africa.

NAMI- Brazos Valley is an affiliate of the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness. NAMI advocates for access to services, treatment, support and research and is steadfast in its commitment to raising awareness and building a community of hope for all of those in need.

The Mission of Cultivate Care Farms, Inc. is to operate, maintain, and expand Care Farming for humans and animals to heal and grow therapeutically through mental health, wellness, and community outreach programming.

Creating an Equal Chance at Mental Health: Founded in 2014, the Steve Fund is the nation's first organization focused exclusively on improving the support for the mental and emotional well-being of young people of color. It prioritizes students transitioning into college, those enrolled in college, and young people transitioning into the workforce and uses programs, research, thought leadership convenings, and communications to stimulate dialogue and best practices that reduce stigma, build knowledge, and support assistance to this targeted group. Enhancing the effectiveness of our nation's higher education institutions and nonprofits around personal support and emotional/mental health of students from families and communities of color is critical to our mission.

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.

The 1350 member Colorado Counseling Association (CCA) is an active state branch of the 60,000 member American Counseling Association and is currently positioned as one of the country's leading professional membership organizations in the field of mental health.

Wellspring is a non-profit counseling center and outreach ministry that provides mental health services and education in a professional, Christian and holistic way in order to bring about transforming change in individuals, communities and for generations to come.

"Friends for Youth's mission is to positively impact the mental health and well-being of underserved youth by connecting them to comprehensively screened and trained caring adult mentors, and providing supporting resources through our community partners."

Sheroes Inc will provide a sustainable solution to better empower our children and give them the skills to be successful productive adults by fostering positive mental and emotional health concentrating on the root issue for each child we serve.

Through mindful engagement in inspiring outdoor experiences, we aim to enhance the lives of children who experience anxiety and depression and their families. ​The Courage Project seeks to raise awareness and destigmatize mental health concerns, one adventure at a time.

Westside Infant-Family Network (WIN) ensures that families with prenatal through five-year-old children receive the culturally sensitive mental health care and community resources they need to strengthen their families and achieve secure attachment with their children.