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Bringing comfort to children in crisis.

The National Association of Police Athletic/Activities Leagues, Inc. (National PAL) and its member chapters work to prevent juvenile crime and violence by building the bond strengthening the relationships between kids, cops and community.

To provide those supports necessary to enable people with developmental needs to live as independently and fully as they desire within the community. In support of our mission, we believe: people with developmental needs are unique individuals with the same thoughts, desires, and dreams as anyone else. Each individual possesses gifts and talents that enhance and nurture the richness and diversity of the community. Each person’s capabilities, desires, and dreams will be the foundation for service choices and the individual receiving supports and services always comes first! The development of service options for each person will be enhanced by an environment and attitude which is supportive and nurturing. Planning and decision-making can best occur through the commitment to a strengthening of a dynamic partnership between the individual, family, friends, the community and excentia. This network of relationships is integral to our mission and central to the concept of “excentia”. With a commitment to excellence, we look forward to your involvement and participation as an individual, a family member, or someone looking to make a real difference as a staff member or volunteer. We also appreciate your confidence and support in excentia.

After identifying gaps in the support services available to migrant families and the resulting inequities that befall them, refugee community leaders and town residents founded the Refugee Community Partnership. We are a community-driven organization working to build unique, holistic, and comprehensive support infrastructure for relocated families. All of RCP’s initiatives are born out of grassroots community assessments; from the start, we listen. Through community feedback sessions we regularly evaluate our efficacy, reflect on lessons learned, and make course changes as needed.

The vision of Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) is to be the community leader in transforming early care and learning in North Central Ohio ensuring every child has a high quality learning experience and enters kindergarten ready to learn. The CCRC is your “one-stop shop” in North Central Ohio working to educate and impact the quality of child care by: helping families make informed child care choices; recruiting, training and supporting child care professionals; leading, advocating and collaborating at the local, state, and national level; collecting and disseminating data to inform decision makers.

Kokomo Rescue Mission provides Bible-based answers to the problems of poverty and homelessness throughout a six-county area of North Central Indiana. Through outreach and shelter programs, the Mission offers individualized programatic help for men and women who want to break out of the cycle of dependency created by poverty and homelessness. The Mission's programs address immediate needs for the basic elements of life such as food and shelter...but always with the hope that the individual will want to address the deeper issues that cause their instability. The goal of the Mission's shelter programs is to come alongside men and women, helping them learn the biblical principles for living a life that is whole, stable and honors the God who created them. Through outreach programs such as the public dining room, providing free meals twice daily, the Mission offers help that may prevent the financial strain that could result in homelessness. During the holidays, the Mission reaches out to families throughout the surrounding five counties, providing food and gifts to those who would not be able to provide a Christmas celebration for their family.

To promote self-reliance-to augment what's taught in the classroom and the home to help develop resilient, responsible, and resourceful students as they prepare for their lives as young adults and beyond.

The Southampton Day Care Center – “Fountain of Youth” -was founded in 1985. We are one of the only non-profit day care centers in the Town of Southampton. Throughout the years we continue to make every effort to provide the finest early childhood experience for children in the Southampton community, as well as surrounding neighborhoods. We have successfully created an environment that is safe, nurturing and respectful to the needs of each child. We pride ourselves in focusing on the whole child, and maintaining emotional, social and cognitive development on a daily basis. This is our continuing mission. As such, it is our expressed purpose to provide quality programs for our young students; including language development, math, art, science, music, fine & large motor skills, and writing techniques. Play is seen as one of the most profound means available to children for refining and integrating their knowledge and development of language and social skills, along with primary development of self-esteem and individuality. We look forward to meeting you and working with your children. The Southampton Day Care Center admits children 2-5 years of age. The Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sexual orientation or national origin in the administration of our educational policies, or any other Center operated activity. The National Association for Education of Young Children influences our philosophy. The New York State Office of Child and Family Services license us. We have a current and continual contract with Department of Social Services. Our commitment to the community is evident through the generous grants and donations received from organizations such as: Southampton Town, Southampton Village, as well as private donations. Parent fees only cover approximately 60% of our operating costs.

To foster livelihood and hope for the future of orphaned children of Haiti by providing shelter, education, nutrition, emotional security, healthcare and life skills to the children and their caregivers in Hinche, Haiti.

Simply Smiles works to provide bright futures for impoverished children, their families, and their communities. We work side-by-side with the communities we serve on the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Reservation and in Oaxaca, Mexico to develop a comprehensive approach to breaking the cycle of poverty. We provide children and families with the essential building blocks for a bright future — everything from food and shelter to medical care and scholarships.

Founded in 2016, the Central New York Diaper Bank works to distribute diapers to families in need through a growing network of partner agencies; and to build awareness that diapers are a basic need not being met for all children.

Kids First Law Center gives children a voice in divorce and custody conflicts by providing focused legal representation and services to kids. In individual cases, Kids First's goals are to improve parents' communication and co-parenting, lessen the amount of conflict that children are exposed to, connect families with needed services, and make children's voices heard. Kids First also designed and offers educational workshops to children of divorcing parents. Parents can also find common ground in joint parenting sessions and can exchange their children with each other peacefully at Kids First's offices.