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Mychal’s Learning Place provides training, support and job‑training opportunities for youth and young adults with developmental disabilities so they can develop independent‑living and employment skills and pursue their goals. The organization runs after‑school and adult programs plus social enterprises (café, bakery, print/embroidery) to create hands‑on training and employment pathways.

Lesvos Solidarity was born out of the evolutionary nature of the refugee crisis. Since 2012, Lesvos Solidarity responds to both humanitarian emergencies and the long-term demands of the biggest migration crisis since the Second World War. In April 2016, when thousands of refugees were stranded on the island, Lesvos Solidarity formally registered as charity. The organisation's operations depend on the generous voluntary support of local and international individuals and organisations. LeSol's mission is to provide community-based solidarity spaces in which we: - give dignified shelter and support to people in need, including medical, psycho-social and legal support - promote integration by developing skills and knowledge, creating job opportunities and connecting with local society We advocate for an inclusive society which respects human rights.

MISSION UMOM’s mission is to prevent and end homelessness with innovative strategies and housing solutions that meet the unique needs of each family and individual. VISION Our vision is to be a leader in breaking the cycle of homelessness.

Our mission is to strengthen our community by meeting basic needs and equipping individuals and families for ongoing stability.Our vision is to build a vibrant community where everyone counts and all sectors and systems work together for the good of all.

The Mustard Seed is a Catholic Worker house of hospitality in Worcester that follows the example of Dorothy Day. It operates a daily/weekday evening meal program and offers small immediate assistance (for example bus fare, clothing, short-term housing help and similar services), while fostering community prayer and volunteer involvement to support local people experiencing poverty and homelessness.

Prudence Crandall Center is dedicated to helping individuals achieve lives free of domestic violence by providing care, advocacy, support, and education.

The TaTa Sisterhood Foundation supports women diagnosed with triple‑negative breast cancer by providing emotional, practical, and financial assistance (care packages, connections, and short‑term aid) while also fundraising to support TNBC research.

Youth & Family Counseling is a nonprofit mental-health agency that provides affordable, culturally sensitive counseling and therapy to children, teens, adults, couples, and families in Lake County; it seeks to expand access to quality behavioral-health care (including sliding-scale and bilingual services) so community members can cope, heal, and thrive.

Community of Care helps older adults in rural Cass County remain safely in their homes by coordinating services, volunteer transportation, health-related supports (including Medicare Part D assistance), and community partnerships. Its programs focus on care coordination, volunteer-driven support, and education—provided free of charge to clients.

The goal of Blessing Bags of Warmth For The Homeless is to encourage self-worth in our unhoused, and under housed, community. This is done with personal face to face contact in, and around, the community. Offering the simplest of basic necessities, from personal hygiene to clothing, is beginning to show that a little human to human compassion is immense in building ones self-esteem.Another part of our outreach is helping in emergency housing insufficiency situations. For example a mother and small children that were living in a vehicle needed food and personal hygiene products. These funds are used to provide those items right away.Now that we have established a 501c3, we want to build a stronger financial foundation so that we can continue to offer these services on a grander scale.

Homeless Children’s Network provides trauma‑informed mental health, case management, and family support to children, youth, and families affected by homelessness and domestic violence in San Francisco. They aim to reduce the impacts of trauma, empower families, and strengthen collaborative services to help end homelessness and poverty.

Healing the wounds of troubled children and families.