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LOW-INCOME HOUSING COCHRAN VILLA PROVIDES HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.

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RESIDENTIAL HOUSING PROJECT. THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES A 15-UNIT HOUSING PROJECT IN PULASKI, TENNESSEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF PHYSICALLY DISABLED AND CHRONICALLY MENTALLY ILL PERSONS.

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THE CALIFORNIA COUNTY INFORMATION SERVICES DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION IS THE OFFICIAL ORGANIZATION OF THE COUNTY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORS AND CHIEF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OFFICERS IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

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TO PROMOTE, ENSURE & MAINTAIN EXCELLENT & COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVED BY IDAHO EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND FROM BIRTH TO 26 YEARS OF AGE ACROSS THE STATE OF IDAHO.

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INSPIRED BY THE GOSPEL VALUES OF CHARITY AND COMPASSION FOR ALL, AND IN AN EFFORT TO PROMOTE HUMAN DIGNITY, THE VANCOUVER CONFERENCE OF THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL PROVIDES FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER AND OTHER FORMS OF ASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE IN NEED.

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TO SERVE VETERANS, THEIR FAMALIES, YOUTH AND THE COMMUNITY

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INDIAN DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICE'S MISSION IS TO WORK WITH NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES TO STRENGTHEN THEIR CAPACITY TO BE SELF GOVERNING, TO MOBILIZE TECHNICALAND FINANCIAL RESOURCES NEEDED TO MEET THE CHALLENGES FACING THESE COMMUNITIES, AND TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRIBAL MEMBERS IN COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

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WE INSPIRE PEOPLE TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR EARTH TO CREATE CHANGE FOR A THRIVING, SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR ALL.

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TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL AND ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS OF GLENWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS INCLUDING COMMUNITY BUILDING.

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PACT SERVES ADOPTED CHILDREN OF COLOR BY PROVIDING NOT ONLY ADOPTIVE PLACEMENT BUT ALSO LIFELONG EDUCATION, SUPPORT, AND COMMUNITY FOR ADOPTEES AND THEIR FAMILIES ON MATTERS OF ADOPTION AND RACE.

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TO PROVIDE A SAFE AND SOBER LIVING ENVIRONMENT THROUGH THE GROUP RESIDENCES THAT ARE RUN BY A HOUSE LEADER TO ENSURE THEY FOLLOW THE HOUSE RULES, PAY THEIR RENT, ATTEND SOBRIETY MEETINGS THREE TIMES A WEEK, AND HELP MEMBERS FIND EMPLOYMENT.

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PROVIDE HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY THERE ARE 29 UNITS IN THE PROJECT

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PROVIDE VOLUNTEERS TO ENABLE ELDERS AND THOSE WITH DISABILITIES TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY IN THEIR OWN HOME.

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PROTECTING AND PROMOTING THE RIGHT OF EVERY FOSTER CHILD IN CALIFORNIA TO SAFETY, SECURITY, AND A PERMANENT HOME. TEACHING OTHERS HOW TO ADVOCATE FOR SAFETY, SECURITY, AND PERMANENCY FOR CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE.

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MOUNT MADONNA INSTITUTE, (MMI), TEACHES ANCIENT KNOWLEDGE AND TRADITIONAL PRACTICE FROM NATURAL HEALING SYSTEMS THAT INTEGRATE MIND, BODY AND SPIRIT. EXPERIENCED FACULTY DELIVER DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS ON THE 5000-YEAR OLD SCIENCE OF AYURVEDA NATURAL MEDICINE AND THE CLASSICAL SYSTEM OF ASHTANGA YOGA PHILOSOPHY AND PRACTICE.

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PROVIDE RESOURCES AND REFERRALS ALONE AND IN COLLABORATION WITH OTHER NONPROFITS, CITY, STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND YOUTH. THE PURPOSE OF THE PROGRAM IS TO SERVE UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES AND STUDENTS BY WAY OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL ENDEAVORS.