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1		REDWOOD CITY, CA
2		Fresno, CA
3		ALTADENA, CA
4		Scotts Valley, CA
5		SAN DIEGO, CA
6		Woodland Hills, CA
7		SAN MARCOS, CA
8		SAN DIEGO, CA
9		LOS ANGELES, CA
10		Irvine, CA
11		San Ramon, CA
12		REDONDO BEACH, CA
13		San Diego, CA
14		San Bernardino, CA
15		PLEASANTON, CA
16		MALIBU, CA
17		CHATSWORTH, CA
18		LOS ANGELES, CA
19		CARSON, CA
20		Santa Barbara, CA
21		LOS ANGELES, CA
22		Canyon Country, CA
23		PALM DESERT, CA
24		TUSTIN, CA
25		TORRANCE, CA
26		SANTA MONICA, CA
27		VALLEJO, CA
28		SOLANA BEACH, CA
29		Sacramento, CA
30		SAN JOSE, CA
31		PALOS VERDES PENINSULA, CA
32		SAN PEDRO, CA
33		IMPERIAL, CA
34		SAN DIEGO, CA
35		SAN DIEGO, CA
36		TORRANCE, CA
37		LONG BEACH, CA
38		LOS ANGELES, CA
39		Encinitas, CA
40		SANTA ANA, CA
41		SANTA ANA, CA
42		La Canada, CA
43		Escondido, CA
44		MODESTO, CA
45		SAN JOSE, CA
46		SANTA ANA, CA
47		LAFAYETTE, CA
48		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
49		BREA, CA
50		HEMET, CA

Labor - membership benefits. RCPOA provides (1) accidental death, long term disability and legal defense insurance for members, (2) contract negotiation representation, (3) community interaction, and (4) scholarships.

Adult day care services to disabled adults in the Fresno area.

STORE AND MORE IS A PROGRAM THAT OFFERS INDUSTRY SPECIFIC ON-THE-JOB VOCATIONAL and EMPLOYMENT TRAINING TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES, YOUTH and LOW INCOME PERSONS IN NEED OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT.

The primary purpose of this corporation is to support, aid, assist, supplement and provide for urgent, crisis and trauma created special medical needs and family support, including but not limited to, home health care services, physical therapy, rehabilitation services, specially modified vehicles, special health care equipment, and medical related travel assistance, as well as family supportive assistance such as family and grief counseling,scholarship programs for children, and family financial problem assistance for police officers, highway patrol, security personnel, emergency workers, firefighters, paramedic and other persons participating in safety and other law enforcement occupations within Santa Cruz County who are affected by debilitating circumstances or who have been victims of severe injury.

NFAR IS DEDICATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT, EXPANSION AND SUPPORT OF PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THAT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE INDIVIDUALS WITH .

The purpose of the organization is to provide financial support and services for the education, treatment, welfare and of indigent persons with .

ACT AS MANAGING GENERAL PARTNER TO SECURE LOW INCOME FOR NEW OR REHABILIATED AFFORDABLE UNITS.

We provide children and adults with special needs the opportunity to play baseball in an organized at two locations in County.

THE ASSOCIATION (AHMA) IS A CORPORATION COMPOSED OF PROVIDERS, INCLUDING AGENTS, OWNERS, PROPERTY MANAGERS AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS WHO PROVIDE AND PRODUCTS OR SERVICES TO THE INDUSTRY, LOW AND MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES, SENIORS AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES. AHMA REPRESENTS AGENTS AND OWNERS OF IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA AND NEVADA.THE ORGANIZATION IS A LIAISON BETWEEN ITS MEMBERS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES REGULATING THE INDUSTRY IN ORDER TO REPRESENT NEW POLICIES OR ISSUES OF INTEREST AND RESOLVE PROBLEMS IN .THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO AGENTS AND OWNERS TO SOLVE COMMON PROBLEMS AND TO HELP THEM FULFILL THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES TO THEIR RESIDENTS AND TO STRIVE TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF THEIR LIVES.

Continued as liason interpreter between the Catholic University of Cordoba Argentina and Perkins International School for the Blind in Boston MA in their Early Intervention Program in Cordoba Argentina and its application through child care centers in vulnerable areas through the City of Cordoba. Currently the 15 professionals that took the course are working at three 3 child care centers with a population of 210 young children aged 0-3 years of age and gathering data applying what they learned in the program. Its results would be reviewed this month of June 2022 by all the professionals involved in the program. The objective is to develop the capacity to detect early infancy issues with multiple disabilities in the observed population and what approaches could be taken to minimize the long term effects of such findings in the infants growth.

The Foundation formed for the purpose assisting veterans who have suffered severe duty-related injuries resulting in permanent physical disability in their efforts to become productive, self-sufficient, integrated members their community.

TO SUPPORT PARENTS AND FAMILIES WHO HAVE CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS WITH BELIEF THAT EVERY PERSON IS PRECIOUS AND CAPABLE OF LOVE, CONNECTION, AND .

TO PROMOTE AMERICANISM, SPONSOR YOUTH ACTIVITIES, ASSIST NEEDY OR DISABLED VETERANS,AND PROVIDE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS.

Provide social services to persons with developmental disabilities.

LABOR UNION. ADMINISTER LONG TERM DISABILITY BENEFITS AND PROVIDES OTHER UNION SERVICES AND MEMBER FUNCTIONS TO IN PLEASANTON AND LIVERMORE CA

ACTIVITIES INCLUDE TAKING IN ANIMALS FOR REHABILITATION AND SUBSEQUENTLY PUTTING THEM FOR ADOPTION. TAKES CARE OF VARIOUS TYPES OF ANIMALS SUCH AS: DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, HORSES, ETC...

PROVIDE SERVICES TO PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

TO ADDRESS THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF AFFECTED BY ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ABUSE.

FUNDS GROUP THAT PROVIDE RELIEF SUPPORT TO PEOPLE AND FAMILIES

Assist low-income individuals and families based upon special needs and requests; and other related services.

MAKE TENNIS AVAILABLE TO CHILDREN WITH AND TO USE TENNIS AS A MEANS TO ENHANCE HEALTH AND FITNESS, HAND-EYE COORDINATION, MOTOR DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL SKILLS FOR CHILDREN WITH . MAKE SURE KIDS HAVE FUN IN THE PROCESS.

Educate and provide critical support services to children, adults, and veterans with spinal cord injury, disorders that cause paralysis, and other disabilities.

TO PROVIDE TREATMENTS, EDUCATION, THERAPY AND CARE FOR PERSONS DIAGNOSED WITH .

TO RAISE AWARENESS AND SUPPORT CENTERS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES TO EMPOWER CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES TO LIVE LIFE BEYOND LIMITS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES OR WHO ARE AT RISK OF DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS SERVED BY THE REGIONAL CENTER, WHICH AIDS AND ASSISTS THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED.

The primary mission is to uplift the quality of life of the under-privileged in the United States and India and integrate them into mainstream society by: 1. Providing education and thus raise their self-esteem2. Assisting academically bright and economically underprivileged students in rural and tribal areas continue and complete their higher education by providing basic facilities like lodging, boarding, books etc., irrespective of caste, creed, region and religion.3. Rehabilitating the physically and mentally challenged4. Providing vocational training and thus enabling them to become self-sufficient.5. Mental and physical health of our senior citizens

SERVICES TO ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF 4-YEAR CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITIES WHO ARE INVOLVED IN ATHLETICS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES AND TO SUPPORT ATHLETES WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN THE CA COMMUNITY THROUGH GRANTS, GIFTS OR OTHER RESORUCES.

Our mission is to enhance the dignity and quality of life of Sacramento area older adults through nutritional programs that include assessment of needs, education, supportive services and assistance to families and caregivers.

Provide Financial assistance schools, destitute children and women residence and hospitals, rehabilitation mentally ill destitute children and adults, skill development poor children and rural women, Education poor children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

TO RAISE FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF SPECIAL NEEDS AND THEIR FAMILIES

REHABILITATE ANIMALS

TO HELP IMPROVE THE SECURITY OF COUNTY RESIDENTS IN NEED WITHOUT REGARD TO RACE, NATIONAL ORIGIN, RELIGION, GENDER, DISABILITY, MEDICAL CONDITION OR AGE AND TO WORK AS ANTI-HUNGER ADVOCATES AT LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL LEVELS

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY AS AN IRC 501(C)(3) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION TO CONSTRUCT, PROVIDE, SPONSOR, MANAGE, REHABILITATE, AND PRESERVE AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES and SUPPORT TO PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES TO PURSUE ACTIVE LIFESTYLES.

ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNERSHIP AND REDUCTION IN THE ABUSE AND NEGLECT OF UNWANTED RETRIEVERS THROUGH EDUCATION, REHABILITATION,AND ADOPTION.

TO FOSTER AND SUPPORT THE IDENTIFICATION, EVALUATION, PRESERVATION, REHABILITATION, RESTORATION AND INTERPRETATION OF HISTORICAL RESOURCES, SITES AND ARCHIVAL SOURCES WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF

CHRISTIAN FOR THE DISABLED

to reduce unemployment rates for individuals and veterans with disabilities. to achieve this, the organization operates national job boards and has programs to help those in the disability community find jobs.

SPREAD THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST and TEACHINGS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.(2)HELP THE POOR SUCH AS HOMELESS,PRISONERS OF CONSCIENCE and HUMAN RIGHT ACTIVISTS IN VIETNAM,HELP DISABLED VETERANS OF THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM.

ASSISTING INDIVIDUALS WITH SEVERE DISABILITIES OBTAIN VALUABLE TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT.

The mission the Chapter, in the territory designated by ACHE, is to deliver exceptional value to our members by: providing professional growth through educational programming, networking and mentoring; promoting high ethical standards and conduct; fostering diversity and inclusion; generating pride and enthusiasm; delivering innovative chapter leadership; and promoting the mission ACHE.

purpose of organization is to construct cabins for disabled persons to access public camping and recreational facilities and to support projects benefiting handicapped and those with special needs.

TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUAL WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER

The is the bridge to a better understanding of the Alcoholics Anonymous philosophy and way of life because of our special needs in sobriety as women. We as women members of Alcoholic Anonymous are survivors. We have found a way to obtain meaning, depth and responsibility in our lives. This came about out of desire, decision, determination and spiritual guidance. An elevated sense of belonging that is brought about by the special services and a special need provided by our is our goal.

HUMAN TRAFFICKING RESCUE, RESTORATION AND REHABILITATION OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS

The is a group of fifty energetic Bay Area women who dedicate their time and talent to raise funds on behalf of UCSF Benioff Hospital Oakland and the George Mark House. Originally founded as St. Lukes Junior Auxiliary, our group has raised funds to support womens and medical care in San Francisco. As our membership has migrated to the East Bay, we have re-launched our organization and we are now a new independent non-profit providing financial support to two local pediatric medical facilities. The is proud to support UCSF Benioff Hospital Oakland and the George Mark House because they provide children and their families with care services for a childs full cycle of life. Together, they support emergency care, on-going treatment, transitional, respite, and end-of-life care for children.

AFBS VOLUNTEERS RAISED AWARENESS SUPPORT AND FUNDING FOR THE DEFENCE AND NATIONAL REHABILITATION CENTRE DNRC IN THE UK.

SIX AND TWELVE MONTH SPIRITUAL COUNSELING PROGRAM FOR MEN GOING THROUGH REHABILITATION.

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