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Founded in 1986, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit research and educational organization that develops medical, legal, and cultural contexts for people to benefit from the careful uses of psychedelics and marijuana.

Arlington Free Clinic provides comprehensive, whole‑person primary and specialty healthcare to low‑income, uninsured adults in Arlington County, aiming to advance health equity by removing barriers to care and connecting patients to medical and community resources.

The mission of Trauma Support Services of North Texas is to provide affordable professional counseling and support services for trauma survivors.   TSSNT will also provide education and training for professionals, volunteers, interns and the general public who come in contact with trauma survivors and their families.   

Our Kids provides medical evaluations and crisis counseling services for children and caregivers when there are allegations or concerns of child sexual abuse. Our Kids is committed to increasing community awareness, conducting research and offering education and training about child maltreatment.

For Kids Foundation serves as a safety net for Northern Nevada children (birth through age 20 ) who "fall through the cracks" of other organizations/programs. We provide funding for urgent medical, dental, psychological, and educational needs when there is no other resource

The Invisible Wounds Project provides therapy services and resources for Minnesota's military, first responders, frontline medical staff, corrections, dispatchers, and their families related to mental health, PTSD, and suicide issues. We offer our services 100% off the record, and without cost to those we serve.

Our mission is to provide hope and healing to military veterans that have been left hopeless by the current Veteran Affairs system. We seek to spread awareness in the veteran community of powerful plant based therapies like ayahuasca and end the excessive dependence on powerful medications to treat mental traumas.

"We give all the basic needs children of this age need in our society. They receive medical and dental care, psychological and psychiatric services, three meals and two snacks daily supervised by a nutritionist; education, tutoring and summer camp, and extra curricular activities, like outings on week-ends."

Mission statement of the Rape Crisis Center, Brazos Valley is to provide counseling, hotline, and accompaniment services to all survivors of sexual abuse. In providing these services we aim to assure that the immediate and long term physical and emotional needs of the survivor are met, survivors are treated with dignity and respect, and they are given accurate legal and medical information.

The center provides community-based mental health and substance‑use services to residents of Black Hawk and Grundy counties, delivering outpatient therapy, medication management, crisis response, outreach and peer‑support programs. It aims to improve clients’ well‑being through accessible, evidence‑based and coordinated behavioral‑health services.

DBSA Colorado Springs' mission is "to improve the lives of people living with mood disorders", which we strive to accomplish by providing free self-help support groups and other specialized programs for people with depressive illnesses, by raising awareness in the larger community as to the medical nature of these diseases, and actively working toward eliminating the discrimination and ignorance associated with such disorders.

Hope for Depression Research Foundation's mission is to fund scientific research into the origins, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of depression and its related mood disorders, with the ultimate goal of finding a cure. In addition, HDRF raises awareness of depression as a medical illness and educates the public about the facts of depression. We educate and inform in order to remove the stigma that still surrounds depression