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TO SUPPORT THE PURSUIT OF PREVENTION, SOBRIETY, AND RECOVERY, BY PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY INTEGRATED SERVICES IN A RESPECTFUL ENVIRONMENT FOR PERSONS WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CONDITIONS WHO HAVE DIFFICULTIES FUNCTIONING IN SOCIETY.

To provide a home-like environment where people at the end of life may live fully, receiving compassionate and competent care from professional, volunteer, and family caregivers.

Our mission is to empower communities to be free from domestic abuse through safety, knowledge, and engagement.

To help people, families and organizations develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to thrive in diverse communities.

PROVIDE A SAFE, NO KILL ADOPTION OPTION FOR CATS IN NEBRASKA.

TRANSFORM LIVES BY PROVIDING HELP AND HOPE FOR ENDURING RECOVERY TO INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES IN THE BALTIMORE METROPOLITAN AREA WHO ARE STRUGGLING WITH ADDICTION TO ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUGS.

To provide family-oriented treatment and recovery support for women with substance use disorders.

Rossbrook was founded in 1976. It is a neighbourhood centre for children, youth and young adults. Rossbrook offers a constant alternative to the destructive environment of the streets. Rossbrook employs the principles of self-help and self-referral. The staff are regular attenders who live in the area and are interested in building better lives for themselves, their neighbours and their friends. Recreation and leisure activities are critical to the full development of children and youth. They provide positive outlets for creative, young energy. The children and youth initiate and determine all programs offered. Programming is flexible and unfolds naturally as needs and desires are expressed. Sports, cultural activities, music, art, tournaments and van rides are popular. Neighbourhood school gyms are important resources.

We are a community-based, multi-service, not-for-profit located in Halifax's North End. We offer programs for children and families, counseling, advocacy, trustee, and supervised access services, and are a host site of the Nova Scotia Community Access Program (C@P), offering public access to computers, printers, and the internet.

In a Gospel spirit of service and solidarity, we accompany the migrant, homeless, and economically vulnerable peoples of the border region through hospitality, advocacy, and education. We place ourselves among these poor so as to live our faith and transform our understanding of what constitutes more just relationships between peoples, countries, and economies.

To prevent and end homelessness

TO PROVIDE A HOME-LIKE ENVIRONMENT TO HOSPICE PATIENTS OF THE CENTRAL UPPER PENNINSULA, AND RESPITE TO ANY FAMILY CARING FOR A LOVED ONE AT HOME.