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101		DOVER, OH
102		NEWPORT, KY
103		ASHLEY, OH
104		CHILLICOTHE, OH
105		HAMILTON, OH
106		COLUMBUS, OH
107		MT PLEASANT, SC
108		Belleville, IL
109		Cleveland, OH
110		CANTON, OH
111		KINSMAN, OH
112		MANSFIELD, OH
113		KENYON, MN
114		WARREN, OH
115		MENTOR, OH
116		WARREN, OH
117		TOLEDO, OH
118		BOWLING GREEN, OH
119		MILWAUKEE, WI
120		NEW CARLISLE, IN
121		Evansville, IN
122		SOUTH BEND, IN
123		COLUMBUS, IN
124		CARMEL, IN
125		Sullivan, IN
126		GEORGETOWN, IN
127		NEW ALBANY, IN
128		CHICAGO, IL
129		Elmhurst, IL
130		Park Ridge, IL
131		Chicago, IL
132		BELLEVUE, NE
133		SCOTTSBLUFF, NE
134		SPRINGFIELD, IL
135		MORTON GROVE, IL
136		Naperville, IL
137		RAPID CITY, SD
138		WAYNE, IL
139		MILWAUKEE, WI
140		PITTSBURGH, PA
141		GREENVILLE, SC
142		WORTHINGTON, OH
143		Madison, VA
144		Lisle, IL
145		Litchfield, IL
146		PEORIA, IL
147		PEORIA, IL
148		FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, IL
149		GALESBURG, IL
150		Cedarburg, WI

TO PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE AND TREATMENT OF ANY PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DISABILITY OR CONDITION ASSOCIATED WITH . TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE PATIENT CARE, COLLECT DATA, CONDUCT AND SPONSOR MEDICAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION AND ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY EDUCATION.

REHABILITATE BUILDINGS FOR RENTAL USE. REHABILITATION OF INNER CITY BUILDINGS THRU NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS.

TO OPERATE RECREATIONAL, SPORTS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES.

TO CARE, TO HEAL, TO EDUCATE." THE REPORTING ORGANIZATION IS A REGIONAL HEALTHCARE WITH ONE HOSPITAL AND SEVERAL AMBULATORY CENTERS, IN ADDITION TO MULTIPLE PHYSICIAN PRACTICES. AHS OFFERS A WIDE SCOPE OF DIAGNOSTIC AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES BOTH FOR INPATIENTS AND OUTPATIENTS, INCLUDING COMPREHENSIVE CARDIOLOGY AND CANCER CARE. FURTHERMORE, AHS IS THE SOLE MEMBER OF TWO CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITALS, PIKE MEDICAL CENTER AND GREENFIELD MEDICAL CENTER, THAT FILE SEPARATELY.

CONDUCT HUMANITARIAN AND CIVIC PROJECTS THAT PUBLIC AUTHORITIES ARE NOT PREPARED OR ABLE TO PERFORM, FOCUSING ON THE SPECIAL NEEDS THE COMMUNITY.

FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS FACE QUESTIONS, CONCERNS AND UNCERTAINTIES BEYOND THOSE OF A TYPICAL PARENT. IN ADDITION, WITH ALMOST HALF OF OUR FAMILIES LIVING AT OR BELOW POVERTY LINE, MORE UNIVERSAL STRUGGLES RIVAL FOR THE TIME, ENERGY, AND ATTENTION OF PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS. THE CENTER PROVIDES THE HIGHEST LEVEL EARLY EDUCATION, COMBINED WITH HELP, RESOURCES, AND SUPPORT. OUR PROGRAMS INCLUDE: EARLY INTERVENTION HOME COACHING, AND TODDLER/PRESCHOOL CLASSROOMS FOR CHILDREN AGES 2 1/2 TO 5. OUR TEACHERS ARE HIGHLY TRAINED EXPERTS AND BACKED BY A TEAM OF THERAPISTS, SOCIAL WORKERS, BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONIST, REGISTERED NURSE, SCHOOL CHEF AND SERVICE COORDINATORS. PROGRAMMING IS FOCUSED ON INTERVENTION, THERAPY, AND PERSONAL SUCCESS FOR EACH CHILD IN AN ENVIRONMENT BASED ON PLAY AND SOCIALIZATION. TYPICALLY DEVELOPING PEERS ALSO ATTEND OUR CLASSES TO SERVE AS PEER MODELS AND TO PARTICIPATE TOGETHER IN ALL ACTIVITIES. ALL OF THIS IS FREE OF CHARGE F

TO PROVIDE HOPE AND OPPORTUNITY TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES, WHILE TEACHING THE COMMUNITY TO DO THE SAME.

ALFA is an volunteer non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting art, horticulture, culinary, and social programs adults with intellectual disabilities so that they can have meaningful opportunities to achieve full and lives. ALFA also supports adaptive equipment and renovations to group homes individuals with disabilities. ALFA has created a partnership with Trinity Services of Southwest IL to assist Trinity in their day and residential programming.

supports caregivers and empowers all people to age well through research, consumer-responsive services and client advocacy.

PROVIDES AND PROMOTE SUPERVISED TRAINING. , . PROVIDES AND PROMOTES TRAINING AND WORK, AS WELL AS ADULT DAY PROGRAMMING, TRANSPORTATION, PLACEMENT GUIDANCE, AND HOMEMAKER PERSONAL CARE FOR PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

PROVIDE CARE AND HABILITATION TO THOSE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

IS ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING AND MAINTAINING HOUSING AND MEDICAL CARE FACILITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

IS A VOLUNTEER OUTREACH OF PROFESSIONALS FOCUSED ON MEDICAL EDUCATION IN LAOS AND THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN IN DISASTERS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE BENEFIT OF NORTHEAST OHIO ADOPTION SERVICES (A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION) AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTED TO HELPING SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN.

SHARE A VISION IS A 501 (C)(3) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION THAT WAS FOUNDED IN 1987 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES. CURRENTLY THE ORGANIZATION IS FOCUSED ON PROVIDING RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH AUTISM AND OTHER DISABILITIES. WE SPONSOR/SUPPORT A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES INCLUDING VACATIONS, FAMILY OUTINGS AND SOCIAL GROUPS. ONE OF THE MAJOR COMPONENTS OF OUR PROGRAM IS TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION TO OUR CLIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES PRIOR TO THE TRIP/EXPERIENCE. WE DO THIS BY HOLDING A NUMBER OF EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS PRIOR TO THE ACTIVITY. THIS IS A VITAL COMPONENT OF THESE OUTINGS SINCE IT HELPS TO ENSURE THAT THE CLIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES GET THE MOST FROM THESE OPPORTUNITIES. IT IS ALSO A TOOL THAT WORKS TO HELP EDUCATE OTHERS ABOUT THE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES. WE ENVISION AN ORGANIZATION THAT CAN FACILITATE ALL OF THE ABOVE ACTIVITIES WITH ALL THE APPROPRIATE MANPOWER, FINANCING AND ORGANIZATION THAT WILL ALLOW FOR WORR

TO PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE, AND DRUG AND ALCOHOL REHABILITATION.

PROVIDE ASSESSMENT, JOB TRAINING AND PLACEMENT THAT ASSISTS PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND OTHER WORK-RELATED DISADVANTAGES TO BECOME INDEPENDENT.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, EMPLOYEES, MEDICAL STAFF, AND VOLUNTEERS ARE DEDICATED TO PROVIDING THE HIGHEST QUALITY PREVENTIVE, RESTORATIVE, EDUCATIONAL, AND REHABILITATIVE HEALTH CARE SERVICE TO ALL.

PROVIDE FUNDS TO THE VAN WERT COUNTY BOARD OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES FOR EDUCATIONAL AND HOUSING PURPOSES FOR THE PEOPLE OF VAN WERT COUNTY

HAMILTON GROVE PROVIDES ACTIVE, AFFORDABLE RETIREMENT LIVING WITH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, ASSISTED LIVING, AND SKILLED NURSING CARE. CHARITY CARE FOR FYE JUNE 30,2021 AMOUNTED TO $1,252,953.

The purpose of this agency is to underwrite the expense of providing rehabilitation services for children and adults. Donations and Event revenue raised though is used for services at Rehabilitation Center Inc.

SUPPORTS PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SO THEY, AND THEIR FAMILIES, MAY ACHIEVE THEIR DESIRED QUALITY OF LIFE.

EMPOWER FAMILIES WITH INFORMATION AND RESOURCES TO ASSIST THEM IN THEIR JOURNEY RAISING A CHILD WITH A DISABILITY TO LEAD A FULL AND MEANINGFUL LIFE.EMPOWER PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TO BE SELF SUFFICIENT AND INDEPENDENT TO GREATEST

WE ASSIST PERSONS WITH NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASES, INCLUDING . EACH OF THE PAST 8 YEARS, WE HAVE PURCHASED AT LEAST ONE ACCESSIBLE VAN FOR A , AND WE HAVE PROVIDED OVER $550,000 IN ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT TO FAMILIES OVER THE PAST 8 YEARS.

To provide services for individuals with developmental and emotional disabilities through sheltered workshops, residential support, and various educational and health services.

INC. OPERATES VARIOUS RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS, INCLUDING (1) AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING FOR VERY LOW AND LOW-INCOME SENIORS, (2) A SENIOR CENTER, (3) AN ASSISTED LIVING/SKILLED NURSING/MEMORY CARE FACILITY FOR SENIORS, AND (4) A TREATMENT PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES CLINICAL AND SOCIAL SERVICES, - PROGRAMING, AND CASE MANAGEMENT FOR FAMILIES AT RISK OF SEPARATION BECAUSE OF CHILD NEGLECT OR ABUSE.

TO ASSIST FUNDING SERVICES PROVIDED BY , . AND TO ENSURE SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.

STRIVES TO PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATIONAL, CLINICAL, (CONTINUED IN SCHEDULE O) REHABILITATION AND VOCATIONAL SERVICES TO ARE BLIND, VISUALLY IMPARIRED, MULTI-DISABLED OR VETERANS.

The serves two vital roles: to fund significant in and balance disorders, and to help educate the public about loss and balance disorders related to the inner ear.

The mission of the is to assess the needs of the , raise funds and allocate them to charitable organizations and health causes, especially research, rehabilitation and education.

To provide quality supportive homecare services to seniors and people with disabilities.

ASSIST THOSE WITH DISABILITIES.

PROVIDING SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

DEVICES AND SERVICES FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED

THE IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING SUPPORT TO THE MAINE-NILES ASSOCIATION OF SPECIAL RECREATION IN ITS EFFORTS TO PROVIDE RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES.

A BRIDGE FROM HOSP TO FOR CHILDREN WITH MEDICAL COMPLEXITIES BY PROVIDING DIRECT PATIENT CARE, FAMILY EDUCATION, COORD SVCS, AND RESPITE CARE IN A -LIKE SETTING.

OBTAIN EMPLOYMENT AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.

THE MISSION OF , REHABILITATION IS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR BOTH PEOPLE ANIMALS IN NEED THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN QUALITY, AFFORDABLE, THERAPEUTIC HORSEBACK SPECIALIZED ANIMAL SERVICES.

PROVIDES TRAINING, EMPLOYMENT and SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES OR DISADVANTAGES

PROVIDE SUPPORT VULNERABLE AND FRAGILE ADULTS AND CHILDREN WHO ARE IMPACTED BY EXTREME POVERTY, CIVIL STRIFE, ABANDONMENT, AND PHYSICAL DISABILITIES.

Cash donation whose mission is to empower to SC Vision Services, a SC charitable non-profit whose mission is to empower the blind and visually impaired in under served areas of the state.

THE IS A COALITION AFFILIATES THE AMERICA LOCATED IN . OUR MISSION AND EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO IMPROVE THE LIVES ALL AFFECTED BY THROUGH EDUCATION, ADVOCACY,INFORMATION and REFERRAL, SUPPORT, AND COMMUNITY INCLUSION AS WELL AS TO INCREASE AWARENESS AND PROGRAMMING THROUGHOUT IN COLLABORATION WITH OTHER DISABILITY ORGANIZATIONS.

The 's mission is to provide grants and assistance to qualifying organizations in that serve the educational needs of low-income children and youth as well as eligible students with disabilities.

Community and Humanitarian Services - Vision and Hearing impaired, youth activities

The Trust was established to provide funding to the Childrens Care Corporation, a not for profit organization, organized by the Association as their statewide charity to provide assistance to special needs children of and scholarships for individuals who are studying to work with special needs children upon graduation.

PROVIDES EXCEPTIONAL SERVICES TO ENSURE CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS, DISABILITIES AND OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS CAN REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. PROVIDES A BROAD ARRAY OF PROGRAMS AND SERVICES WHICH INCLUDE THERAPY SERVICES, CLINICAL SERVICES, FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES, DIAGNOSTIC AND EVALUATION SERVICES, WARM WATER POOL PROGRAMS, SERVICE COORDINATION, PRIVATE SCHOOL, RESIDENTIAL CAMPING AND OUTDOOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAMS ARE ALSO PROVIDED WHICH INFORM THE COMMUNITY ABOUT THE HEALTH SERVICES AND THEIR AVAILABILITY.

provides vital services suppor to by providing them with independent living skills, helping to optimize individuals opportinities to lead independent life.

TO ASSIST IN FURTHERING GOALS OF AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE PERSONS WITH AND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND RESOURCES TO NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE CRITICAL EDUCATIONAL AND MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT PROGRAMMING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH .

RAI PROVIDES and OPERATES NURSING AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES FOR THE ELDERLY.

To ensure the highest quality of life for individuals with different abilities and their families through advocacy, community collaboration and social opportunities, so everyone impacted by a disability feels included in our community.

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