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51		TALLAHASSEE, FL
52		Scottsdale, AZ
53		Austin, TX
54		PRESCOTT, AZ
55		KANSAS CITY, MO
56		Mount Shasta, CA
57		SAN DIEGO, CA
58		Fort Valley, GA
59		WARRENSBURG, MO
60		Corvallis, OR
61		SHORELINE, WA
62		CONYERS, GA
63		KAUNAKAKAI, HI
64		SAN ANTONIO, TX
65		TULSA, OK
66		TOPEKA, KS
67		Albuquerque, NM
68		LAWTON, OK
69		MEMPHIS, TN
70		Palm Springs, CA
71		Collierville, TN
72		Kansas City, MO
73		BERKELEY, CA
74		TYLER, TX
75		CODY, WY
76		Glenwood Springs, CO
77		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
78		JOPLIN, MO
79		WARRENTON, MO
80		KANSAS CITY, MO
81		MEXICO, MO
82		KANSAS CITY, MO
83		Portland, OR
84		DURANGO, CO
85		Dallas, TX
86		Salt Lake City, UT
87		Vancouver, WA
88		Gilbert, AZ
89		TOPPENISH, WA
90		IRVINE, CA
91		Surprise, AZ
92		Fairbanks, AK
93		CONCORDIA, KS
94		RESERVE, LA
95		DECATUR, GA
96		Hohenwald, TN
97		Columbus, GA
98		MARIETTA, GA
99		AUGUSTA, GA
100		ATLANTA, GA

TO PROVIDE THE HIGHEST QUALITY CHILD WELFARE, SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES TO CHILDREN, ADULTS, AND THEIR FAMILIES WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITIES THROUGH A MANAGED NETWORK OF ACCREDITED PROVIDERS.

Inc. engages in program development, program evaluation, and behavioral science technology transfer. As part of its core philosophy, strives to provide a high level of scientific expertise to better understand the human condition and use this information to inform policy and public health initiatives. The company provides strategic planning (improving human capital), methodological and statistical consultation, program development and evaluation to a wide range of clients. Our services portfolio extends to mental health, alcohol, tobacco, and drug abuse, poverty, juvenile justice, child welfare, criminal justice, school departure, academic failure, and behavioral self-management of chronic disease.

supports long-term people with substance use and co-occurring mental health issues by partnering with other organizations in the community to provide peer-supported services.

TO ASSIST TROUBLED TEENS AND THEIR FAMILIES STRUGGLING WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE and EMOTIONAL ISSUES.

is a substance use disorder recovery organization. Our mission is to enrich the lives and spiritual well-being of all we serve and improve the safety and welfare of our community by equipping each participant with resources to maintain a healthy, self-sufficient, and purposeful life.

THE CSC PROVIDED LEADERSHIP TO IDENTIFY RESOURCES, BUILD CAPACITY AND MAXIMIZE COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS TO SUPPORT HEALTHY FAMILIES AND VIBRANT COMMUNITIES. FORMED BY RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OR SUPERVISORS IN EARLY 2002, THE CSC WAS DESIGNATED THE CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION (CAPC) FOR COUNTY CALIFORNIA. SINCE THAT TIME THE CSC HAS CONTINUED TO EVOLVE TO MEET THE COMMUNITIES CHANGING NEEDS. A FOUNDATIONAL FOCUS OF THE CSC IS TO RESEARCH AND PROMOTE COUNTY WIDE STRATEGIES AIMED AT THE ROOT CAUSES OF CHILD ABUSE. WE PROVIDE LEADERSHIP TO ADDRESS ISSUES INCLUDING POVERTY, SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION, ACCESS TO PRIMARY AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE AND UNSUITABLE HOUSING. OUR EFFORTS MAXIMIZE THE INVOLVMENT OF CSC BOARD MEMBERS, WHO ARE ALL POLICY LEVEL PROFESSIONALS AND BUSINESS LEADERS. STRATEGIES INCLUDE CONVENING AND FACILITATING COLLABORATION WITHIN THE COUNTY TO MORE SPECIFICALLY TARGET THE ROOT CAUSES OF CHILD ABUSE. WE HOLD AND PROMOTE A VISION OF COUNTY AS AN IN

IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT OPERATES THREE RESIDENCES (SOBER LIVING) FOR MEN (SOBER LIVING) RECOVERING FROM ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUG ADDICTION.

The Ministry (FCOM) provides educational , counseling, mentoring, meals, and housing direct services to recently released inmates with histories of substance abuse problems. The FCOM also meets the spiritual and physical needs of the Fort Valley community and surrounding areas through a Free Medical Clinic for the uninsured, Emergency Food Bank, and a Youth program.

TO PROVIDE AN ARRAY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES AND DRUG AND ALCOHOL TREATMENT AND PREVENTION IN COLLABORATION WITH EXISTING MEDICAL, MENTAL HEALTH, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE.

When children in sponsorship programs grow up, their sponsorship eventually ends. This is called "aging out." Young adults aging out of sponsorship programs are at great risk. Research shows these young adults, who lack a support system for transitioning to adulthood, are significantly more vulnerable to dangers such as HIV, prostitution, depression, suicide, alcohol and drug abuse, malnutrition, and death. Struggles for food and housing reduce their ability to complete their education. Unemployment impacts their ability to support themselves. We come along side with financial support, local mentoring and accountability, and spiritual guidance as these young adults leave their childhood sponsorships and move into post secondary education, careers, and independent adulthood.

TO PROVIDE MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER COUNSELING AND FAMILY SUPPORT .

PROVIDE HOUSING AND REHAB COUNSELING AND SERVICES TO SUBSTANCE ABUSERS

HSAC provides centralize referral services for adults in the community who are in need of treatment/services for their Use Disorder (SUD).

IS FOCUSED ON THE INNER CITY EASTSIDE NEIGHBORHOODS SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. THE MISSION IS TO USE BIBLICAL PRINCIPLES TO REHABILITATE PEOPLE WHO HAVE SUCCUMBED TO DRUG ABUSE, PROSTITUTION, VIOLENCE, AND GANG ACTIVITY.

SERVICES FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES

THE EXISTS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMS AT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE AND COMMUNITY RESIDENCE PROGRAM TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR FAMILIES IN OUR COMMUNITY.

advocates for those who are struggling with and the families of those who struggle. We provide a broad range of services from substance abuse prevention, education, awareness, and treatment. also created Serenity Mesa Recovery Center, a transitional living facility located Albuquerque, NM.

PROVIDED ASSISTANCE TO TWELVE (12) INDIVIDUALS THAT WERE DIRECTLY AFFECTED BY INCARCERATION, DRUGS AND/OR ALCOHOL ABUSE.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE A SAFE SETTING AND QUALITY CARE TO THOSE WHO SEEK TO MOVE INTO A WELLNESS BASED LIFESTYLE SO THEY MAY FIND EMOTIONAL SPIRITUAL PHYSICAL BALANCE, WITH LOVE FOR THE GREATEST BENEFIT TO ALL. OUR COMMITMENT IS TO OFFER A COMPREHENSIVE CONTINUOUS INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF CARE THROUGH DIRECT OBSERVATION, ASSESSMENT, TREATMENT, PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT, SPECIALIZED SERVICES, AND COMMUNITY LINKAGE TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, AND/OR CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVES AND PURPOSES OF THIS CORPORATION SHALL BE TO PROVIDE A ENVIRONMENT FOR GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, AND OTHERS RECOVERING FROM ALCOHOLISM, DRUG ADDICTION, AND PROBLEMS RELATED TO RECOVERING FROM THESE DISEASES. PRIMARY PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION IS TO HOLD AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE, CONSISTENT WITH TWELVE TRADITIONS OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS AND AA GUIDELINES FOR CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS. CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD COACHELLA VALLEY AREA OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

is dedicated to assisting men and women in overcoming issues related to homelessness and/or substance abuse. Motivated by the love of God, we meet needs such as shelter, clothing, rehabilitation, education and job training.

AdHoc is a community resource that, through crisis intervention and prevention, supports individuals and families who are adversely affected by criminal behavior.

SUPPORT A permanent care home in Nepal for at-risk children who have been abandoned, trafficked or have lost their home and family to poverty, drug/alcohol abuse or illness.

TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN AN EVANGELISM MINISTRY AS A SPIRITUAL REFUGE HAVEN TO MINISTER TO THE INDIGENT, AGED, INFIRMED OR SPIRITUALLY EMOTIONALLY OR FINANCIALLY BURDENED OR ABUSED OR NEGLECTED PERSONS, CHILDREN, UNWED MOTHERS AND THOSE BOUND BY SUBSTANCE ABUSE.

IMHC) IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION WITH TWO MEMBERS. YELLOWSTONE BEHAVIORAL CENTER (YBHC) AND CLOUD PEAK COUNSELING CENTER (CPCC). YBHC AND CPCC ARE WYOMING NON-PROFIT, PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATIONS THAT PROVIDE BEHAVIORAL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES TO WYOMING RESIDENTS ON A SLIDING SCALE FEE BASIS. IMHC WILL SECURE FUNDING FOR BOTH TO PROVIDE BEHAVIORAL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES THROUGH COTRACTS WITH THE WYOMING DEPARTMENT OF , BEHAVIORAL DIVISIONS AND GRANTS.

provides the basis necessities for the survival of the local homeless in the Roaring Fork Valley and surrounding counties. We offer love, compassion, encouragement and hope for their futures. Our mission is to aid the homeless in reaching self sufficiency through case management and substance abuse programs.

SERVICES, INC ASSISTS PEOPLE WITH SEVERE AND PERSISTENT MENTAL ILLNESSES, WHO MAY ALSO HAVE CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS, BY PROVIDING QUALITY, INTEGRATED PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION SERVICES.

TO BE A SAFE SANCTUARY, OFFERING COMPASSIONATE AND EMPOWERING SERVICES TO HEAL THE EFFECT OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSUALT AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS, SERVING MORE THAN 1,000 PEOPLE IN SW MISSOURI ANNUALLY.

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR STUDENTS YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY THEIR FAMILIES, NEEDY DISABLED PERSONS VETERANS, PREVENTION DRUG ABUSE.

PROVIDE PREVENTION AND RECOVERY-ORIENTED AND SUBSTANCE USE WHICH ARE QUALITY ASSURED AND PERSON-CENTERED, WITH INCREASED ATTENTION TO THE "WHOLE PERSON."

PROVIDES TEMPORARY EMERGENCY SHELTER TO VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND/OR SEXUAL ASSUALT

TO PREVENT ALCOHOLISM AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MITIGATE THEIR EFFECTS THROUGH EDUCATION, COUNSELING, REFERRAL SERVICES AND DIRECT ASSISTANCE TO RECOVERING SUBSTANCE ABUSERS.

Our mission is to end the chronic pain epidemic and opioid crisis by advancing the awareness, diagnosis, and treatment of stress-induced medical conditions, collectively known as (PPD). We educate medical and mental health practitioners, support clinical research, advise businesses and projects within mindbody medicine, and provide recovery resources for patients.

DRIVING SOLUTIONS THAT PREVENT BEFORE IT STARTS WHILE SUPPORTING INDIVIDUALS IN RECOVERY AS THEY REBUILD THEIR LIVES.

The MON serves the homeless and incarcerated with addictive disorders by providing residential accomodations and substance abuse training through counseling.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SUFFERING FROM THE DISEASE OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL ADDICTION WITH CUSTOMIZED BEST-ODDS-OUTCOME PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE LONG-TERM SUSTAINABLE BY FACILITATING COLLABORATION BETWEEN CHARITABLE DONORS AND RECOVERY SERVICE PROVIDERS, AND TO PROVIDE SUBSTANCE ABUSE EDUCATION, RESOURCES, AND SUPPORT TO THE COMMUNITY.

Church and Homeless Shelter for men and women in drug addictions, alcoholism, needing food, shelter and clothing

Support people with substance abuse problems in their transition from a life of into a new and successful life, substance free, using mentorship, practical tools and support. A home single mothers and children opened in 2019 to provide safe, affordable, long-term housing families to rebuild their lives.

TO WORK TOGETHER FOR A SAFER, CLEANER, AND STRONGER INCORPORATING SPECIFIC STRATEGIES TO REDUCE YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE THEREBY POSITIVELY IMPACTING ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE.

THE SUPPORTS ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE INVOLVED IN THE FIGHT AGAINST SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING.

To provide compassionate care to animals through adoptions, education, crisis intervention, and community involvement.

Provides effective treatment for individuals struggling with substance use and mental health disorders.

GIRLS STATE; COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS YOUTH BASEBALL PROGRAMS IN CONCORDIA;BIG BROTHERS-BIG SISTERS;STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (SADD);SUPPORT VETERANS

TO PROMOTE PROGRAMS FOR ANTI-ABORTION, DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION, ANTI-POVERTY, MENTAL HEALTH, RETARDATION, and DELINQUENCY. TO PROVIDE AID WHETHER IT BE IN THE FORM FINANCIAL OR OTHERWISE TO THE VARIOUS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, CHURCH PARISHES, PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS, HARDSHIP FAMILIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, SENIOR CITIZENS, AND VETERANS.

OFFERS CHRONICALLY HOMELESS CLIENTS ACCESS TO HOUSING, CASE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT, COMPREHENSIVE MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES " ALL UNDER ONE ROOF AND SERVED OVER 1,000 PEOPLE AT OVER 20 SITES THROUGHOUT SIX METRO ATLANTA AREA COUNTIES IN 2021.

Provide alcohol and substance abuse treatment, transitional and permanent housing, economic and community development and other supportive services for low income, homeless, and other residents of rural Tennessee.

PROVIDES EMERGENCY SHELTER, SECURITY, CRISIS INTERVENTION, AND ADVOCACY ADULT AND CHILD VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

PROFESSIONAL ADDICTION COUNSELING AND SUPPORT SERVICES, INCLUDING A RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM FOR THOSE UNDERGOING REHAB. PROVIDES COUNSELING AND EMERGENCY WINTER SHELTER WITH RELATED SERVICES.

HALFWAY HOUSE FOR MEN SUFFERING FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE

DIRECT PROGRAM DELIVERY OF TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS WITH STAFF OF PROFESSIONAL PREVENTION SPECIALISTS THROUGHOUT THE HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WHICH HAS A STUDENT POPULATION OF 175,000. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES EMPLOY EVIDENCE-BASED ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS COMMUNITY AWARENESS ABOUT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TO FOSTER POSITIVE SOCIETAL NORMS REGARDING SUBSTANCE USE. THESE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS WALK AND KIDFEST, CITY OF TAMPA SUMMER PARKS PROGRAM, AND THE TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS JR. GASPARILLA DISTANCE CLASSIC.

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