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Founded in 2007, Women's Resource Center provides trusted, caring support to men and women involved in unintended pregnancies. Over 50% of all pregnancies are unintended, and of those almost 30% end in abortion. WRC touches lives through our free counseling, education and support services. In addition to free pregnancy tests and limited obstetrical ultrasounds, WRC provides accurate information about a woman's 3 choices when faced with an unexpected pregnancy: parenting, adoption or abortion, empowering clients to make the best choice, based upon facts not fears, for themselves and for their child. Material assistance (mom & baby supplies) prenatal and parenting curricula are also available free of charge to clients, as well as abortion recovery, miscarriage and grief and loss support groups.

Mission: NAMI North Texas is a grassroots organization that provides education, support, advocacy, and public awareness to improve the lives of people living with mental health conditions and their family members. Vision: NAMI North Texas empowers North Texans through our ongoing education, support, advocacy and awareness initiatives. We envision a stigma-free, supportive community where recovery is achievable and mental health services are accessible by all. Values: Community - We cultivate a community of inclusion, value and trust. Authenticity - We pledge transparency, genuineness, and fairness in our service to the community. Respect - We honor each person and their recovery journey. Empowerment - We uphold a standard of excellence in our efforts to inspire hope and strength in the hearts of every North Texan.

Howe Sound Rehabilitation Services Society first opened its doors in 1988 in North Vancouver with the establishment of Windsong House, a residential home that had accommodations for three people with developmental disabilities. Tonnar and members of Howe Sound were successful because they strongly encouraged community integration, support and awareness. Through close contact and the building of relationships within the community Howe Sound was effective in educating people, building trust and respect for the organization, its members and clients. Their hard work and dedication paid off and for 18years the residents of Windsong House have been respected citizens of the community. Today Howe Sound provides a range of residential and day program services to over 150 adults, youth and children with acquired brain injuries, developmental, physical, and medical health care needs.

For more than 100 years, Planned Parenthood has promoted a common-sense approach to sexual and reproductive health and well-being based on respect for each individual's right to make informed, independent decisions about sex, health, and family planning. As a trusted health care provider and a passionate advocate, Planned Parenthood delivers vital health care, sex education and sexual health information to people of all ages, gender identities, national origins, races, and sexual orientations. Our mission is to promote healthy communities and the right of all individuals to manage their sexual health by providing health care and education and serving as a strong advocate for reproductive justice. Planned Parenthood of Michigan has health centers across the state. From Detroit to Grand Rapids and from Kalamazoo to Marquette, you can count on us for quality, compassionate care.

We are a community of skilled, compassionate caregivers, rooted in Catholic tradition and the values of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace. We provide care with dignity for the healing of the whole person. In accordance with our Values, we shall ▪ Attend to the whole person with the goal of reaching each one’s potential in a dignified manner that affirms and supports the gift of life. ▪ View care as an act in communion with the Church, as we treat all persons with the belief that each of us is created in the image of God. ▪ Be good stewards of all that is given into our hands – people, resources, earth itself. ▪ Work in a collaborative manner, mutually supporting one another with integrity. ▪ Respect and embrace our diversity, for only then can we truly be inclusive and earn each other’s trust. ▪ Achieve peace through acts of justice.

In 1898, as a chapter of a national organization, we set out to provide home care nursing services in Montreal, Quebec. In 2006 we flourished into an independent, locally based organization under a new name. Our name is the only thing that changed. We stayed true to our roots as are liable organization that has helped people in Montréal for well over a century. The people, services and commitment to the community that our clients have come to trust over the years remain the same. NOVA Montreal provides: •Respite and assistance with activities of daily living to caregivers of people who suffer from Alzheimer’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, strokes, cancer and frail health; •In-home nursing; •In-home respite for parents of children with special needs; •Health care, support and counseling to street youth; •Palliative care; •Foot care clinics.

Chilliwack Hospice has been in operation since 1986 and is a registered non profit charitable society. The Hospice Society is a partner in delivering the services of the Chilliwack Palliative Care Program. Hospice is a philosophy of holistic care providing comfort care to meet the physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs of dying people and their families. Hospice care is all about treating terminally ill people as living human beings so they can live until their last moment with caring and respect. Chilliwack Hospice Society's Core Values We believe that every person has worth and a right to be treated with gentleness and respect. We believe that ever person has the potential to experience hope, wonder and joy. We believe that diversity and inclusiveness are vital to the strength of our organization. We believe that the strength of relationships in our organization is based on trust and open communication.

Therapeutic Riding is a unique therapeutic activity that provides benefit to people with various disabilities. These can include physical, mental, emotional and even learning disabilities. Therapeutic riding is not new. There are records dating back to ancient Greece describing horses being used in the rehabilitation of injured soldiers. The potential of therapeutic riding was brought to public attention in the 1940's when Liz Hartel, a polio survivor, won an Olympic medal in dressage. Many riders experience a connection to the horse that few activities can create. For riders who cannot walk, the horse is their feet, their vehicle of transport. Riding can help raise self esteem, it can also help participants in acquiring essential skills necessary for development and personal growth. Therapeutic Riding improves balance, strength and coordination, and creates trust and friendship between rider and horse.

Breathing is what unites us, what inspires us and it's what keeps our community of physicians, scientists, clinicians, educators, administrators, volunteers and donors so committed—whether it’s searching for cures to lung diseases, teaching kids about the dangers of tobacco, or fighting for clean air. The Canadian Lung Association is the leading organization in Canada working to promote lung health and prevent and manage lung disease. We do this by funding vital research, pushing for improved treatments and smarter policies and supporting patients and their families in managing their health. Every day, we roll up our sleeves and grapple with the challenges of everything from asthma to the environment. We are the go-to resource for patients, their families, caregivers, health professionals and the general community. At a national level, we provide trusted and reliable information online, lead advocacy and awareness efforts and a national research program. Our mission, to improve lung health and save lives through research, education, and advocacy.

Bright Spot Network provides young cancer survivors who are parents of small children with a safe space for individual and familial healing, recovery, and reconnection. We do this through family-focused retreats, survivor “matchmaking,” and connecting families with needed support and children’s therapy resources. We focus on young parents and guardians caring for young children at the time of diagnosis, including those diagnosed during pregnancy. We value empathy, equity and justice. Our community is built on trust and authentic connection. We hold hope and healing alongside grief and loss. Bright Spot Network serves families where a parent, or primary caregiver, of a preschool-age kid (ages 0-6 or pregnant at the time of diagnosis) has cancer. We serve people from diagnosis to survivorship, those in active treatment and living with cancer, understanding that a cancer "journey" can be long for the patient and their family.

Valley Haven is a Non-Profit Emergency Children's Shelter, located in Harlingen, Texas, for the children that have been removed from their home by Child Protective Services due to abuse and neglect.Children ages 0-17 years of age, male and female, from not only our surrounding counties, but the state of Texas as well, will temporarily reside at Valley Haven until appropriate placement has been located.At Valley Haven, our goal is to stop the cycle of abuse so abused children can heal and not pass on to their children the abuse they received from their parents.By showing and teaching appropriate ways to trust and love each other, the children at Valley Haven will feel safe, begin to heal, and look at their future in a positive way. Our children deserve the chance to grow into loving, caring, and happy adults.Valley Haven's mission is to protect, guide, and nurture abused and neglected children by providing them a safe and loving home!

At Givinghood, we believe no one should walk through addiction or mental health struggles alone. 🫂 Our mission is to provide an accessible and compassionate network of support, treatment, and education for individuals in recovery, their families, and the communities around them. 🌱💜 We don’t just treat conditions—we restore dignity, rebuild trust, and reignite the will to live. We walk beside people through crisis, relapse, grief, and healing—not as experts above them, but as humans beside them. 🤝 Through scholarships, prevention programs, emotional care, and long-term reintegration, we work to ensure that recovery is not a privilege, but a right—rooted in empathy, science, and love. ❤️🧠 We serve to heal, to protect, and to remind each person: You are more than your diagnosis. You are worthy. You are not alone. 🌍 Givinghood was born out of the deep need to come together as a community— to remember that we don’t have to go through this alone, and that every one of us has something to give. 🎁💫