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Call to Safety is committed to ending domestic and sexual violence by providing confidential support services and education to empower our community.

To provide healing for children, adults, and families affected by sexual assault and to end sexual violence through counseling, education, and advocacy.

No need is too small and no voice is too quiet to be heard. We will devote the time and energy necessary to educate, advocate and help.

The mission of The Eating Disorder Foundation (EDF) is to be an effective resource in the prevention and elimination of eating disorders through education, support, and advocacy.

St. Joseph Orphanage is a comprehensive behavioral health and educational treatment agency helping children and families on the road to recovery and success.

Empowering adolescents and families to live a life free from the disease of addiction through community outreach, education and early intervention.

To improve the quality of life for families and individuals impacted by mental health disorders through education, support, advocacy and stigma reduction.

TO SUPPORT AND EMPOWER EVERYONE TOUCHED BY MENTAL ILLNESS AND TO ELIMINATE STIGMA AND NURTURE RECOVERY THROUGH EDUCATION, SUPPORT, ADVOCACY, AND OUTREACH.

The mission of Brendan’s Smile Foundation is to empower institutions to protect and treat students with mental illness by raising awareness and prevention through education, public policy and legislation all while improving crisis services and advancing suicide prevention by empowering individuals, advancing professional best practices, building awareness and offering in-depth outreach education.

NAMI Greater Houston provides free peer-led education, support groups, community outreach and advocacy so people living with mental illness and their families can access care, build skills, and reduce stigma. The affiliate focuses on advocacy, education, warmline/support services, and public awareness across the Greater Houston area.

Connor’s Climb Foundation provides suicide-prevention education and training focused on youth (roughly ages 10–24). It works with schools, educators, families, and communities in New Hampshire (and nearby areas) to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and equip trusted adults and students with tools and programs to recognize warning signs and connect young people to help.

The OCRCC works to stop sexual violence and reduce its harms by offering free, trauma‑informed support, advocacy, and education to survivors and their families while running prevention and community‑outreach programs. Services include a 24‑hour helpline, accompaniment and advocacy, therapy referrals and support groups, and prevention education—with many programs available in Spanish.