Health-ISAC (Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center), is a global, non-profit, member-driven organization where health sector stakeholders join a trusted community and forum for coordinating, collaborating and sharing vital physical and cyber threat intelligence and best practices with each other. Members use this information to extend their security operations team and to create situational awareness, inform risk-based decision-making and mitigate against threats. Membership is open to public & private hospitals, ambulatory providers, health insurance payers, pharmaceutical/biotech manufacturers, laboratory, diagnostic, medical device manufacturers, medical schools, medical R&D organizations and other relevant health sector stakeholders. Member organizations become more resilient by working together, benefiting the entire health sector and its vital role in critical infrastructure worldwide.

At The Guest House we base our program on delving into the underlying issues that create the coping mechanisms of addiction and the trauma reactivity that is seen in anxiety, relationship dysfunction and somatic issues. We believe that if you understand what came before, everything else can be stabilized and true progress can be made. We believe in a multidimensional and individualized approach to treatment. Each one of our guests has a different story and history that created the circumstances that brings them to treatment. As a result, each of our guests require an individualized plan for their care. We use many different therapeutic modalities and discovering which is most effective for each guest and utilizing those approaches to help our clientele grow and heal. Our model can best be described as an attachment model, our motto is "love them back to health"​. We believe in a holistic approach healing the body with nutrition and exercise, the mind with therapy and the spirit with community and self discovery.

The purpose of the Early Learning Coalition of Seminole (ELC), now in its 19th year, is to invest in the future of our community, by investing in the lives of our children through the provision of quality early education and child care. By providing families with financial assistance for child care, we help to educate the next generation, which translates to higher employment and self-sufficiency for Seminole County families. In addition, we help all families with locating child care providers based on their needs, preference and available resources. We also offer developmental screenings to make sure children are reaching appropriate milestones as well as free vision and hearing screenings for children aged 0-4. Research has proven that early childhood education is essential for a child’s development of critical skills and provides a foundation for future success. We aim to improve opportunity and reduce stress on parents by offering affordable child care, which allows them to better contribute to the community while strengthening the life trajectory of the next generation. Through our partnerships with local agencies, we are able to fulfill our purpose by providing additional early intervention services such as trainings and evaluations for child care teachers and guidance for caregivers on locating early intervention resources. Providing these resources helps to alleviate the need for more expensive interventions later in a child’s life and save taxpayer dollars while boosting the local economy. Contact us for more information on how you can donate, partner with us or find out more about our programs and services by calling our Communications Specialist, Cheyenne McGregor at (407)-960-2462.

Friends of Children and Families, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to provide a safe and nurturing environment for at-risk children and their families, and give them the opportunity to develop into well-adjusted and productive members of society. Friends of Children and Families, Inc. was founded in 1984, as a supporting organization, which helped CHARLEE Family Care Services provide care and housing for foster children in Orange, Seminole, Polk and Osceola County for almost 25 years. In 2008, CHARLEE Family Care Services ceased operations; at that time the Board Of Directors for Friends of Children and Families made the decision to continue the mission of serving the children of Central Florida. FRIENDS’ philosophy is based on the belief that if children are provided with love, a sense of security, structure and positive opportunities for growing in a family and community atmosphere, then healthy development will occur. FRIENDS strives to provide that kind of environment by providing the necessary services, support, and care for children in need. The primary goals of FRIENDS are to provide an environment that is conducive to the growth and safety of our children, enhance the lives of children who have been diagnosed with emotional and behavioral disturbances, and offer the needed services and programs which develop the cognitive and social skills of the children.

The Sharing Center has been preventing homelessness and hunger since 1986. Last year, 17,000 neighbors received a hand up during the toughest times of their lives. By sharing food, providing emergency financial assistance and essential resources such as bus passes to gain steady employment, brand new shoes for a child in need, or a warm shower and free laundry service - we are helping to create respite and comfort for those on the brink of hunger and homelessness. Our Oasis is the only resource drop-in facility in Seminole County for our homeless neighbors to find community and support during their journey. Roughly 98% of our workforce are volunteers; serving over 42,000 hours to help fulfill our mission in our Distribution Center, Pantry, and Thrift Stores. 90% of every donation or purchase supports our neighbors in need.

Accredited Association Management Company Diversified Management Services is a professional management and administrative services corporation offering special expertise in all aspects of association management. We are committed to providing our clients with customized service, which is timely, accurate and friendly, thus achieving financial growth. Our goal is to provide service beyond expectations.

handsofmercyeverywhere.org is a non- profit christian home for teenage girls, teen mothers and their babies. Hands of Mercy Everywhere's goal is give teen mothers the skills to be succesful mothers, and women in our community. Handsofmercyeverywhere is located in Belleview, FL.

U.S. Hunger (Formerly Feeding Children Everywhere) is a non-profit organization committed to providing healthy meals to those in need. Our mission is 'Feeding Families Today And Uniting Them To A Healthier Tomorrow’ and this is accomplished through innovative programs and hunger initiatives. With the help of over 800,000 volunteers, U.S. Hunger has already distributed over 150 million meals to hungry people across the globe. Our growing company has already established roots in 4 locations and will continue to be a hunger force around the world. Learn more about U.S. Hunger (Formerly Feeding Children Everywhere) and our current opportunities, visit: ushunger.org/careers ushunger.org/intern

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Goals To keep families together by helping them earlier, before kids are out of control. To strengthen the family unit before kids end up in delinquency or foster care. Arnette House is the “front end” of the Juvenile Justice System (the key is prevention and early intervention). Residential Services Arnette House provides Emergency Shelter services for youth ages 10 – 17 who are runaways, lock-outs, abandoned, homeless, truant or experiencing parent/child conflict. The Emergency Shelter provides basic living needs for up to 20 clients with additional emergency beds. We serve approximately 360 children each year. Children In Need of Services/Families In Need of Services (CINS/FINS) This is a prevention program administered by the Department of Juvenile Justice that provides assistance to parents whose children are ungovernable, runaway or truant. The youth is provided a structured living environment while receiving individual and family counseling. This program not only prevents the child from becoming involved in the Juvenile Justice system but prevents a possible abusive situation in a dysfunctional family. Non-Residential Family Crisis Intervention Counseling Master’s Level Counselors provide counseling both on and off our main campus to help youth ages 6-17 and their families resolve crisis situations and stay together. This may include opening lines of communication, teaching effective conflict resolution skills, or reducing high-risk behaviors. Assist families in opening lines of communication Teach families effective conflict resolution skills Reduce high-risk antisocial behaviors Link families with needed community resources Teach effective parenting skills

New Vision for Independence, the local 501(c)(3), nationally accredited community organization, is committed to excellence in providing rehabilitation, community education, and support services for people with low vision or blindness and their families to promote independence, acceptance, and self-confidence. New Vision serves Lake and Sumter Counties and The Villages and is the only community organization serving this population and geographic area.

Christian Service Center is a consumer services company based out of 901 Mesquite St, Abilene, Texas, United States.