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Imagine you are dying and have no place to go, or that the burden on your family to care for you has become too great. Too many people are forced to die in a hospital or nursing home. Our vision is to provide a needed comfort care home for the terminally ill in Webster, New York. We believe in the hospice philosophy of care: all persons have the right to die with dignity, to have enhanced quality of life for the remainder of their days, and to be as comfortable as possible. Care would be provided in a loving, home-like atmosphere, free of charge to those in need. On-going funding will be generated through donations, memorial gifts, grants, and fundraisers.

Our mission at RPH is to provide a loving home for elders where they are honored and cared for as family and inspired to live life to its fullest. RPH is leading the way in Memory Care and has earned a reputation for excellence at our Memory Care Residences in Monroe County.

Mountain States Children’s Home extends Christian services to wounded children in an effort to meet theirphysical needs, heal their emotional hurts, challenge their minds and teach them moral principles in order to reachthe goals of reuniting them with their families or preparing them for independence. This is accomplished using afamily model of care, strengthened by professional counselors and teachers.

Nepal Orphans Home attends to the welfare of children in Nepal who are orphaned, abandoned, or not supported by their parents. NOH provides for the children’s basic needs of food, shelter, and clothing, as well as schooling and health care, and administers to their emotional needs with love and compassion, allowing them to grow up in a nurturing environment. Our mission is not just to rescue children from abject poverty, but to enable the children to develop and realize their potentials.

Masonic Home and School of Texas (operating as Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas) provides funding and case-managed support so Texas children, families, and widows can meet basic needs and access medical, dental, educational, and therapy services. They partner with providers across Texas to pay for urgent care, therapies (including autism supports), school-related needs and short-term assistance such as rent, utilities, and scholarships.

The philosophy of The Sharon Home is founded on Jewish tradition, which encompasses respect for elders and responsibility for the welfare of others. This tradition take into account recognition of support that has been generously given by the community - past, present and future - and it is understood that it is the cornerstone of our achievements. We recognize that staff and volunteers are the most important resources. We understand that our mission can only be achieved through the combined efforts of staff, volunteers, clients and their caregivers. We provide an environment that encourages people to learn and flourish. We continuously strive to improve in the delivery of health and social services to the elderly and their caregivers. We provide care that emphasizes and capitalizes on the individual strengths of each client and family member and embraces the notion of autonomy.

Virginia Home for Boys and Girls’ mission is to help youth across Virginia with emotional and behavioral health concerns by facilitating the healing process using a relationship-based, cognitive-behavioral approach. Since 1846, when we were founded as the Richmond Male Orphan Society, VHBG has provided enduring care, stability, and support to generations of Virginia’s children who have experienced neglect, haven’t had their basic needs met, and/or have needed loving, caring adults in their lives. While we began as an orphanage, we are now a comprehensive child and family services organization. We offer three core program areas: 1) group care services for youth ages 11-17 and an independent living arrangement for youth ages 17-21; 2) specialized K-12 education in our John G. Wood School; and 3) therapeutic resources. We believe adolescents belong in nurturing environments and life-long relationships that have a strong commitment to teaching skills that help preserve, maintain, and reunify the “family” unit. We include extra support systems around direct care staff such as extensive training, on-the-job coaching, and eyes-on evaluation. These supports contribute to the longevity and professionalism of those working directly with the youth which leads to a higher quality of care and better outcomes. We ensure that every youth in our care receives a unique experience that is tailored to meet their needs with the ultimate goal for each youth to be on their way to a successful life.

In response to Christ's love and example, we serve children and families by providing healing and hope.

Their mission is to serve abused, neglected, and homeless youth and their families from throughout the state of Maine with an emphasis on the tri-county region of Oxford, Androscoggin, and Franklin Counties.

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