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51		PRESCOTT, AZ
52		LAGRANGE, GA
53		Anchorage, AK
54		Fort Valley, GA
55		SAN ANTONIO, TX
56		WARRENSBURG, MO
57		KLAMATH FALLS, OR
58		Corvallis, OR
59		SHORELINE, WA
60		SANTA CLARITA, CA
61		TUCSON, AZ
62		PORTLAND, OR
63		Palm Beach, FL
64		Village of Loch Lloyd, MO
65		KAUNAKAKAI, HI
66		Kingman, AZ
67		TULSA, OK
68		Glendale, CA
69		MIAMI, FL
70		Collierville, TN
71		Kansas City, MO
72		Boulder, CO
73		CODY, WY
74		GREENEVILLE, TN
75		ST LOUIS, MO
76		ST LOUIS, MO
77		WARRENTON, MO
78		ST LOUIS, MO
79		KANSAS CITY, MO
80		KANSAS CITY, MO
81		Wiggins, MS
82		Portland, OR
83		DURANGO, CO
84		Dallas, TX
85		Port Saint Lucie, FL
86		Vancouver, WA
87		CATHEDRAL CITY, CA
88		VESTAVIA, AL
89		PRATTVILLE, AL
90		Gilbert, AZ
91		TOPPENISH, WA
92		IRVINE, CA
93		Surprise, AZ
94		MANHATTAN, KS
95		CONCORDIA, KS
96		TOPEKA, KS
97		RESERVE, LA
98		Hohenwald, TN
99		Columbus, GA
100		MARIETTA, GA

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

THE PRIMARY MISSION OF SHELTER, INC. IS TO PROVIDE SHELTER, SECURITY, CRISIS INTERVENTION, EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN WHO ARE VICTIMS OF .

Advocates for the homeless and substance abusers

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.

THE ENCOURAGES BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATIONS TO CONDUCT EDUCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICES HELPING CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS REALIZE THE HAZARDS OF SMOKING AND ACTIVITIES THAT WOULD PUT THEIR HEALTH AT RISK

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

TO PROVIDE TREATMENT AND COUNSELING FOR INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH ALCOHOL AND OR SUBSTANCE ABUSE OR ADDICTION

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 .

EDUCATES THE PUBLIC AND ITS MEMBERSHIP ON THE DANGERS OF AND DRUG ABUSE, PROVIDES A MEDIUM FOR THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND THE NEW TECHNIQUES USED BY BOTH CRIMINALS AND INVESTIGATORS; AND KEEPS THE MEMBERSHIP AND THE PUBLIC INFORMED OF CURRENT STATUTE CHANGES AND JUDICIAL DECISIONS.

SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS FAMILIES FOR MENTAL ILLNESS, SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS TRAUMA

TO PROVIDE CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE EDUCATION, PHYSICAL and MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT TO INDIANS, ALASKA NATIVES, AND OTHER VULNERABLE PEOPLE.

Residential and outpatient care for women with substance abuse.

TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF DRUG ABUSE ISSUES, TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS IN SOLVING CURRENT OR AVOIDING FUTURE DRUG-RELATED ISSUES.

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

is an Anti-Substance abuse coalition that focuses on statewide strategies created to combat the opiod epidemic.

SERVICES FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES

is a 24/7 day a week Christian educational television station. Our goal is to present the gospel in a teaching expository manner. airs public service announcements on the subjects of foster parenting, anti-smoking, and drug use, and other local community needs. There are approximately 35,000 viewers with a 25-65 age demographic.

Mental health substance abuse services by use of referred services for individuals including treatment, training, job placement

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.

The serves as the charitable arm of , LLC. We support the work of affiliates and charitable organizations that use to serve the needs of their diverse communities.Our work includes support for kids programs in K-12 school districts and underserved communities around the world, veterans organizations, cancer survivors, communities in recovery from substance abuse and addiction, and many others. We also participate in education, advocacy, and development efforts in specific areas related to combating chronic disease.

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.

Operates exclusively for christian evangelism, benevolent services, and substance abuse recovery

TO PROVIDE OUTPATIENT AND RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATIVE SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES REFERRED BY VARIOUS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. THESE INDIVIDUALS INCLUDE SUBSTANCE ABUSERS, INTELLECTUALLY DISABLED, DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED, AND ABUSED AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN.

REDUCE THE IMPACT AND INCIDENCE OF RELATIONSHIP VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT THROUGH EDUCATION, CRISIS INTERVENTION, COUNSELING, AND SUPPORT SERVICES.

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

THE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE FAMILY-CENTERED CARE FOR WOMEN WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS, THEIR FAMILIES AND AT RISK YOUTH THROUGH TREATMENT, EDUCATION, PREVENTION AND HOUSING.

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

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

To reduce tobacco related disease and death by educating youth about the dangers tobacco, encouraging communities to implement smoke free ordinances and promoting tobacco cessation services.

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.

Our Mission is to provide quality services for individuals and familiies in crisis, by offering educational programs, social services, spiritual enlightenment, substance abuse counseling, and housing.

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

THE INTENT OF IS TO ORGANIZE A AND IMPLEMENT A 3 OR 4 DAY FOR MEMBRS OF NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS WHICH UNIFIES MEMBERS, CELEBRATES RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND CARRIES A MESSAGE OF RECOVERY TO NEWCOMERS

To provide resources on treatment and to conduct to improve outcomes for persons with substance use disorders

EXTEND THE HAND OF TO THOSE NEED EVERY DAY. WHETHER IT BE THOSE WHO COME TO THE AGENCY FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AS VICTIMS OF NATURAL DISASTER AND POVERTY, OR THOSE STRUGGLING TO GAIN FREEDOM FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND RECLAIM A LIFE OF HAPPINESS, WE BELIEVE PRACTICING THE COMPASSION, LOVE AND GENEROSITY TAUGHT BY CHRIST.

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.

PROVIDE CARE FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT OFFERING 24-HOUR HOTLINE, INTERVENTION, EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION, SAFE SHELTER, FOOD AND SUBSISTENCE, ADVOCACY AND REFERRALS

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

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO ELIMINATE USE AMONG KANSANS THROUGH ADVOCACY, EDUCATION AND COLLABORATION

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.

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.

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