Nonprofit OrganizationsVoluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines N.E.C.

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THE ORGANIZATIONS GOAL IS TO FACILITATE THE SHARING OF KNOWLEDGE AND NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THE FIELD OF ORTHODONTICS THROUGH COMPREHENSIVE ORTHODONTIC EXPERIENCES WITH DIRECT PATIENT CARE.

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LANGUAGE AND SPEECH DISORDERS PROGRAMS: LANGUAGE CLINIC PROVIDES SPEECH THERAPY SPONSORSHIPS TO CHILDREN AT NO COST TO CHILD OR FAMILY. ALSO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR PARENT TRAINING COURSES TO ASSIST PARENTS TO LEARN AND IMPLEMENT STRATEGIES TO REINFORCE THERAPY LEARNING IN THE HOME.

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TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE IMPACTED BY PARKINSON DISEASE AND OTHER MOVEMENT DISORDERS TO LEARN, LIVE LIFE MORE FULLY AND CONNECT WITH OTHERS.

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The goal of this organization is to provide services related to diseases, disorders or medical spcialities where the major purpose is unclear enough that a more specific code cannot be accurately assigned.

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TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION AND EDUCATION AMONG GYNECOLOGISTS, PATHOLOGISTS, DERMATOLOGISTS, AND AND OTHER HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS, AND TO ESTABLISH AGREEMENT ON TERMINOLOGY AND DEFINITIONS OF VULVOVAGINAL DISEASES. TO PROMOTE CLINICAL INVESTIGATION, BASIC RESEARCH, AND DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE IN THIS FIELD.

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

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The goal of this organization is to provide services related to diseases, disorders or medical spcialities where the major purpose is unclear enough that a more specific code cannot be accurately assigned.

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RAISING AWARENESS OF STROKE AND HEART DISEASE WHILE SUPPORTING SURVIVORS ON THEIR JOURNEY, GIVING THEM THE MEANS FOR A COMEBACK.

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DEVELOP BOND BETWEEN CURRENT & PAST AIRBORNE FORCES OF US MILITARY; RECORD HISTORY & ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF AIRBORNE TROOPERS; MAINTAIN LIASON WITH ACTIVE DIVISION; SUPPORT 82D AIRBORNE DIVISION MEMORIAL MUSEUM & EDUCATIONAL FUND; EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

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TO STRENGTHEN THE RECOVERY COMMUNITY THROUGH PEER-TO-PEER AND FAMILY SUPPORT, PUBLIC EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY.

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ASSIST WITH THE COORDINATION OF RESEARCH ON THE HUMAN PROTEOME; PROMOTE THE EXCHANGE OF KNOWLEDGE ON THE HUMAN PROTEOME AMONG MEMBERS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND OTHERS

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WORLDWIDE PATIENT SUPPORT PROGRAM WHICH INCLUDES A PATIENT REGISTRY, A WEBSITE WITH RARE DISEASE INFORMATION & PATIENT DISCUSSION FORUM.

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THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED AND SHALL BE OPERATED TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CURE FOR CANCER BY CONDUCTING WHOLE GENOME SEQUENCING.

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THE PURPOSE OF THE NAPA MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION IS TO CONDUCT CLINICAL AND BASIC SCIENCE RESEARCH RELATING TO THE DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT, AND CURE OF CONDITIONS AFFECTING NERVES, MUSCLES, BONES, AND JOINTS IN ADULTS AND CHILDREN AND TO ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES. THE NAPA MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION WILL SHARE OUR FINDINGS WITHIN THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND TARGET POPULATIONS TO BENEFIT THE PUBLIC GOOD. UNLIKE OTHER SMALL FOUNDATIONS THAT LIMIT THEIR FOCUS TO A LOCAL COMMUNITY, WE AIM TO SERVE HUMANITY AS A WHOLE.

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CHRONIC ILLNESS RECOVERY EXISTS TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT RECOVERY FROM CHRONIC ILLNESS THROUGH PHYSICIAN SERVICES, PATIENT COUNSELING, INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS, SEMINARS, RESEARCH AND PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY DESIGN.

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JOY IN THE CAUSE IS A NON PROFIT 501 (C) (3) CHARITY WHOSE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE CARE, COMPASSION, AND JOY, ONE PERSONAL ACT OF KINDNESS AT A TIME. OUR JOY TO THE RESCUE PROGRAM PROVIDES THOUSANDS OF BACKPACKS ANNUALLY IN SUPPORT OF KIDS IN CRISIS, WHILE OUR CARE PACKAGE PROGRAM SUPPORTS THOSE FACING LIFE-ALTERING ILLNESSES. IT IS THROUGH THE SUPPORT OF OVER 400 VOLUNTEERS THAT WE ARE ABLE TO FULFILL OUR MISSION.

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THE JOSEPH MALEY FOUNDATION WAS FOUNDED IN 2008, IN HONOR OF THE LIFE AND SPIRIT OF JOSEPH MALEY, A YOUNG MAN WITH SEVERE DISABILITIES WHO INSPIRED OTHERS AND WHO PASSED AWAY IN AUGUST 2008 AT AGE 18 FROM LEUKEMIA. THE FOUNDATION'S MISSION STATEMENT IS, "CELEBRATING DIFFERENCES AND CULTIVATING AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION AND SERVICE OF YOUTH IN GREATER INDIANAPOLIS." THE FOUNDATION'S VISION IS TO LEAD THE CULTIVATION OF A WHOLLY INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY BY EDUCATING AND SERVING YOUTH.

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NARCOLEPSY NETWORK IS DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE LIVES OF MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN WITH NARCOLEPSY. THE ORGANIZATIONS GOALS INCLUDE INCREASING PUBLIC AWARENESS TO FOSTER EARLY DIAGNOSES, ADVOCATING FOR ALL PEOPLE WITH NARCOLEPSY (PWNS), PROMOTING AND SUPPORTING NARCOLEPSY AND RELATED RESEARCH, AND PROVIDING EDUCATION AND RESOURCES BOTH TO PEOPLE LIVING WITH NARCOLEPSY AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.

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SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS AND RESIDENTS TO PURSUE THE PRACTICE OF FAMILY MEDICINE IN WISCONSIN.

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TO PROMOTE AND FUND MEDIAL RESEARCH FOR TREATMENTS AND CURES, PROVIDE PATIENT, FAMILY, AND PUBLIC EDUCATION, AND ADVOCATE FOR EARLY INTERVENTION THROUGH NEWBORN SCREENING FOR CEREBRAL CREATINE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMES (CCDS).