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Engo is a non-profit and non-governmental welfare organisation that works mainly in the Free State and provides care and counselling to children, families, the elderly, the disabled and patients in need. Engo was formally established in 1967, although some services such as the Charlotte Theron Child and Youth Care Centre in Bethlehem were established in 1902. Engo has been serving the community for over 100 years. Engo is the second largest charity of its kind in South Africa and the largest in the Free State and does incredible work in communities of all races, cultures and ages. Engo touches nearly 200 000 lives annually. Engo works according to specific core values. These values are courage, excellence, honesty, integrity, care and empathy. We create eternal hope and have a Christian approach and inclination in our service. We strive to make a difference in the lives of people Engo consists of six sub-programmmes that provide services to different sectors of the community. These programs are: Family Care; Adoptions; Child and Youth Care; Elderly Care; Hospital Care; Disability Care AIM: Engo Provincial Governance Board is responsible for the planning, coordination and facilitation of social services in order to enhance the social welfare, care, development and treatment of individuals, families, groups and communities in the Free State. Engo Provincial Office is a provincial body and renders overall professional, staff development, supervision and management services with regard to human resources, administration and finances. In its capacity as a provincial body, Engo is also responsible for the monitoring, evaluation and development of services. Goals: In order to reach the aim as described in the constitution, Engo fulfils the following goals: identify indicators of human need in the province and country, and work together with other role-players to apply available resources to alleviate need where possible; undertake research independently, as well as in collaboration with other role-players and institutions; approve policies; advise all affiliated programmes and Engo programmes, the Department of Social Development, communities and other role-players with regard to the service areas; promote minimum norms and standards of service delivery; obtain funding, equipment and facilities to deliver and broaden services; recruit, select and develop learners, staff members, members of governance bodies as well as volunteers and committees to deliver an effective service.

The mission of the Charlottesville Free Clinic is to provide a volunteer community health-support system that offers high-quality health care to the working underserved population, which would otherwise have no access to care; to provide practical experience for current and future health care professionals; and to hasten, through education and advocacy, the creation of a comprehensive policy for access to health care.

Free to Thrive empowers survivors of human trafficking to be free from exploitation and to thrive by providing them with legal services and connections to other supportive services.

Arlington Free Clinic provides free, high-quality medical care to low-income, uninsured Arlington County adults through the generosity of donors and volunteers.

The mission of the Maliheh Free Clinic is to provide free, same-day access to high-quality urgent medical care for all qualified patients. The Maliheh Free Clinic was founded with the sole purpose of rescuing those members of our community who are in the most critical need of our help.

The mission of the Conejo Free Clinic is to provide free medical and legal services to people who may have no other access to such care, without regard to ability to pay.

Live Violence Free is committed to promoting a violence-free community through education and advocacy to address domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and basic needs.

Free Black Therapy is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to providing remote mental health services with Black mental health professionals for Black and African American individuals who lack adequate funds or health insurance. Absolutely free.