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101		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
102		BURBANK, CA
103		UPLAND, CA
104		CARLSBAD, CA
105		HANFORD, CA
106		CERRITOS, CA
107		NEWCASTLE, CA
108		LAKESIDE, CA
109		OAKLAND, CA
110		Oxnard, CA
111		WESTMINSTER, CA
112		Chatsworth, CA
113		San Pedro, CA
114		Anaheim, CA
115		Fremont, CA
116		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
117		Greenville, CA
118		PAUMA VALLEY, CA
119		Santa Rosa, CA
120		NAPA, CA
121		OAKLAND, CA
122		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
123		FRESNO, CA
124		Sacramento, CA
125		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
126		SANTA CRUZ, CA
127		CASTRO VALLEY, CA
128		San Rafael, CA
129		SAN JOSE, CA
130		SANTA ROSA, CA
131		San Mateo, CA
132		FREMONT, CA
133		AUBURN, CA
134		Napa, CA
135		Sacramento, CA
136		SANTA CLARA, CA
137		SAN RAFAEL, CA
138		SAN LEANDRO, CA
139		BRISBANE, CA
140		Merced, CA
141		LOS ANGELES, CA
142		La Verne, CA
143		Los Angeles, CA
144		Los Angeles, CA
145		LONG BEACH, CA
146		LOS ANGELES, CA
147		SAN DIEGO, CA
148		Claremont, CA
149		ORANGE, CA
150		LONG BEACH, CA

to arrange and fund legal counsel for incarcerated inmates and to provide humanitarian assistance to victims of oppression worldwide

PLACEMENT OF ABUSED NEGLECTED CANINES.

ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES ADVOCATING AT-RISK AND TRAUMATIZED INFANTS AND

To make grants and perform charitable activities by providing training and information on ministering to victims of trauma and violence as well as financial support, donated clothing, food and conducting conferences on marriage, parenting, leadership and self-development.

COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM SERVING AT-RISK YOUTH, VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND POSITIVE BEHAVIOR CAMPAIGNS AT LOCAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. THREE ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED SERVING NEARLY 3,000 INDIVIDUALS.

A) TO EDUCATE THE AMERICAN PUBLIC ON THE DIRE NEEDS INCLUDING HOLISTIC, PSYCHOSOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF 24 MINORITY GROUPS OF YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE, WHERE THEY HAVE LONG BEEN EXPOSED TO A LOCAL DRUG ABUSE CULTURE;(B)TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE AMERICAN PUBLIC TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CHRISTIAN MINISTRY OF LOVE THROUGH TEACHING THESE ETHNIC-MINORITY YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE REGION BIBLE AND MUSIC TO NOURISH THEIR SOUL, HELPING THEM LEARN ENGLISH, CHINESE AND THAI TO MAKE A BETTER LIVING, AND BRINGING IN VOLUNTEER DOCTORS, NURSES AND HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS TO PROVIDE THESE POOR PEOPLE WITH MUCH NEEDED HEALTH CARE AND EDUCATION.

Disaster Relief-Reconstruction of Housing, Churches, Schools. Counseling in connection with trauma and substance abuse.

COUNSELING SERVICES.

OFFERS HEALING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH CULTURALLY SPECIFIC JOURNEYS,GENEALOGICAL MAPPING,STORYTELLING,DRUMMING AND MINDFUL AWARENESS TO MULTIGENERAITONAL PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DIASPORA WHO SUFFER FROM THE IMPACT OF INTERGENERATIONAL AND ANCESTRAL TRAUMAS.

Developing website for the program that use expressive arts processes to support emotional healing for women who have experienced sexual trauma/abuse

SERVE THE POOR YOUTHS AND VICTIMS OF DISCRIMINATION AND THE POOR VIETNAMESE DISABLED VETERAN IN VIETNAM

Our mission is to utilize media arts to provide charitable aid and educational materials about topics including, but not limited to, healing for individuals who have been through traumatic life situations, healthy growth and cultural issues.

The is an Uncompromising Force for throughout communities by building healthy families through safe housing transformative wrap-around services bonding activities and -focused workshops. Who We Serve: Families with Children Children in Young Families Domestic Violence Victims with Children Homeless Families Underserved Families and Transitional Aged Youth. Where We Serve: Our has no boundaries but we currently serve Los Angeles County. Our corporate office is in San Pedro CA our shelter is in South Los Angeles SPA 6 and our IABTC program is in several LAUSD schools throughout LAUSD. Our Programing Safe Housing House of Youth Mentorship Bros Community Giving Serving Underserved Communities LAUSD Student Programing I Am Breaking the Chains- IABTC

All legal non-profit purposes, including child abuse prevention recovery, drug abuse prevention recovery, domestic violence prevention recovery, foster care support, general education including international education, all related issues.

DS786 primarily makes grants to organizations with direct service programs that help the poor, refugees and the hungry, mosque-building projects, anti-Islamaphobia organizations, and organizations supporting domestic violence survivors.

TO ADVOCATE AND MOBILIZE THE AND MINORITY GROUPS TO STAND UP AGAINST INCREASING HATE CRIMES AND DISCRIMINATION.

Cash donation to Plumas Crisis Intervention CenterThis organization provides among other things foods and meals to hundreds of Plumas county resident

Native American culturally sensitive substance abuse detox center

helps veterans, individuals, communities and families heal, rebuild and reconstruct their lives after traumatic experiences by providing free and low cost mental health services

REFER TO SECTION O FOR THE MISSION DESCRIPTIONOUR MISSION IS TO BE PATHWAY TO SUCCESS FOR THOSE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE OVERCOME OBTACLES BY CHANGING THE DECISIONS THEY MAKE AND THE ACTIONS THEY TAKE. WE OFFER DOORWAY TO COLLAGE OR TRAINING WHICH WILL ASSIST THEM IN COMPLETING THEIR JOURNEY. WE ALSO SUPPORT THEM IN BREAKING CYCLES OF ABUSE, OVERCOMING ADDICTION AND LEAVING GANGS. FEAR AND SILENCE ARE REPLACED WITH HOPE AND SUCCESS.

TO PROVIDE INNOVATIVE, EFFECTIVE SERVICES SUPPORTING and FAMILIES TO HEAL FROM TRAUMA.

THE IS A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION WHOSE ONGOING MISSION IS TO SECURE AND MAINTAIN THE CIVIL RIGHTS OF AMERICANS AND ALL OTHERS WHO ARE VICTIMIZED BY INJUSTICE AND BIGOTRY. THE LEADERS AND MEMBERS OF THE JACL ALSO WORK TO PROMOTE CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL VALUES AND PRESERVE THE HERITAGE AND LEGACY OF THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE PRACTICAL, MATERIAL AND SPIRITUAL ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AND NEGLECTED AND ABUSED CHILDREN THROUGH REHABILITATION PROGRAMS FOR ALCOHOLIC AND DRUG ADDICTED MEN AND WOMEN. REFER TO FOOTNOTE RE: HIGH-SPEED RAIL ECONOMIC IMPACT ON THE .

To promote a human services system that encourages self-sufficiency of families and communities, and protects vulnerable children and adults from abuse and neglect.

WORKING TO BREAK CYCLES HOMELESSNESS AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

Drug-free housing and community services supporting women, children and families affected by substance abuse.

TO PROVIDE PREVENTION AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY AND PEOPLE IMPACTED BY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OR HUMAN TRAFFICKING.

mobilizes individuals and communities to transform our world so violence no longer exists creating greater safety, justice and equality.

PROVIDE PROACTIVE AND PROGRESSIVE .

PROVIDE SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT and EDUCATION AND MANAGE COMMUNITY CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES.

PROVIDES SAFETY, SUPPORT AND HEALING FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO EXPERIENCE ABUSE IN AN INTIMATE , AND EDUCATE THE TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OUR SERVICES INCLUDE A 24-HOUR HOTLINE, SUPPORT GROUPS, LEGAL SERVICES, EMERGENCY and TRANSITIONAL HOUSING. SERVICES ARE PROVIDED IN MULTIPLE LANGUAGES.

WE BELIEVE THAT EVERY PERSON HAS THE RIGHT LIVE IN PEACE. EVERY DAY WE PROVIDE SHELTER, SUPPORT, AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SO THEY MAY END THE CYCLE OF ABUSE, HEAL, AND HAVE THE FREEDOM REACH THEIR POTENTIAL.

SAVING LIVES BY EMPOWERING SURVIVORS AND EDUCATING COMMUNITIES TO TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING.

is dedicated to providing safety, hope, healing and empowerment for survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. Equally, is committed to promoting safe communities and social change through prevention, intervention, education, and advocacy.

confronts the trauma , communities face, by inspiring, educating mobilizing young people.

IS A FREE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION FOR SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN IN SITUATIONS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE, CULTURAL DISPLACEMENT, OR UNRESOLVED CONFLICT.

LACA WORKS TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY EFFORTS TO SAVE THE LIVES ALL TYPES ANIMALS WHO HAVE BEEN LOST, ABUSED, ABANDONED, OR ENDANGERED BY CONNECTING LOVERS WITH QUALITY PASSIONED WITH THIS ENDEAVOR.

MISSION IS TO ACHIEVE JUSTICE AND HEALING FOR ABUSED CHILDREN. PROVIDES A SUPPORTIVE AND NEUTRAL ENVIROMENT TO INTERVIEW CHILDREN AND FACILITATE A COLLABORATIVE RESPONSE TO CHILD ABUSE ALLEGATIONS WHERE THE NEEDS OF THE CHILD TAKE PRECEDENCE. IS COMMITTED TO EXPANDING THE COORDINATION OF SERVICES IN CALIFORNIA SO THAT EVERY CHILD VICTIM OF ABUSE, NEGLECT, AND MOLESTATION HAS ACCESS TO A PROFESSIONAL CHILD ADVOCACY .

Founded in 1995 in the San Francisco Bay Area. mission is to bring spiritual material and medical assistances to the abused the poor the inmates the rejected the victims and the most in-need; to seminarians convents and institutions in-need; to countries who sufferred natural disasters such as earthquakes fires floods hurricanes typhoons volcanic disasters et al. To evangalize and show works of charity to the less fortunate families and their homes.

Education. The mission of the (JACL) is to secure and maintain the civil rights of Americans of ancestry and all others who are victimized by injustice and bigotry. The primary weapon in this endeavor is a program of education to forward the high purposes of citizenship and ideals; To promote, encourage, and foster a feeling of good fellowship, friendship and goodwill among all peoples; To promote cultural, educational and social values, and to preserve the heritage and legacy of the community.

is local chapter a worldwide network, dedicated to providing lifesaving support for disabled, abused, physicallychallenged and underprivileged children. focuses on aiding children with special needs in areas Health Care, Education and Mobility

Therapeutic assistance to abused, neglected, behaviorally challenged children, youth their families.

counseling .

Provide behavioral health, homeless, substance abuse and social services to vulnerable communities.

Provide temporary housing, clothing, counseling services, food and financial assistance for homeless

RAISES PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE DANGERS OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND LICENSES AND ASSISTS CENTERS WORLDWIDE TO PROVIDE DRUG-FREE REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION SERVICES.

CRF, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OUR CLIENTS AND STAKEHOLDERS, DESIGNS, DELIVERS, AND EVALUATES INNOVATIVE AND EXEMPLARY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES IN A MANNER THAT IS BOTH CULTURALLY AND TRAUMA COMPETENT.

The prevention domestic violence and the safety and well-being those impacted by it.

PROVIDES SHELTER FOR ABUSED AND HOMELESS WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

TO PROVIDE SHELTER, FOOD AND HEALING SERVICES FOR VICTIMS OF AND THEIR CHILDREN. THIS IS DONE THROUGH 24HOUR CRISIS HOTLINE, EMERGENCY SHELTER, TRANSITIONAL SHELTER, COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND EDUCATION, AND WALKIN SERVICES. OUR PRIMARY AIM IS TO PROTECT FAMILIES FROM IMMEDIATE DANGER STEMMING FROM .

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