PIRE is an independent, nonprofit organization merging scientific knowledge and proven practice to create solutions that improve the health, safety and well-being of individuals, communities, and nations around the world. PIRE has a significant national presence in the area of applied science, with funded research projects at its centers on prevention, treatment, and policy research. PIRE scientists and practitioners continually focus on the design and implementation of complex program evaluation strategies and the conduct of research related to health and social issues, and criminal justice. PIRE practitioners and scientists provide training and technical assistance in many health-related areas to states and communities that are attempting to improve public health.

Welcoming newcomers since 1939 through advocacy, care, and empowerment. Formerly known as Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service (LIRS). We help people seeking safety from persecution in their home countries and reunite families torn apart by conflict. We resettle refugees. We protect vulnerable children who arrive alone in the United States. We advocate for compassion and justice for all migrants. Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service is a champion for all uprooted people. Please join us as we make a difference in the lives of newcomers.

Fahrney-Keedy is a hospital & health care company based out of United States.

Easterseals Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore is one of Delaware’s largest nonprofit providers of services for children and adults with disabilities. Easterseals offers a range of services, including early intervention services for children, day services for adults with physical disabilities and intellectual disabilities, services for seniors, caregiver support, and more! With six locations in Delaware and on Maryland's Eastern Shore, Easterseals is proud to support individuals in our community.

National Children's Center, Inc. (NCC) is a recognized leader in providing comprehensive and innovative services for children and adults with developmental disabilities in the District of Columbia and Maryland. NCC partners with the people that we serve, their families and others in the community, to work toward a clear vision for the future. We believe that people with developmental disabilities should have every resource necessary to learn, live, work, grow and thrive in their community - which fully embraces them as valued and contributing members of society. Our mission is to enhance the lives of people of all ages, diverse backgrounds, and differing abilities through inclusive opportunities and to provide them with the necessary tools to live full, meaningful and productive lives. Over the years, NCC began serving children with other developmental disabilities, including Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Down Syndrome, and brain injuries. As children in the program began to mature into adulthood, NCC broadened their service spectrum and continued to provide them with the adult services they required as well. Each day, hundreds of children and adults, from ages 8 weeks through 70+ years, with developmental disabilities receive the services they require in order to live, grow and thrive in their community.

"Achieving full community life for people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities — one person at a time” is the mission of The Arc of Howard County. Full community life means allowing people to express their choices and have confidence that others will honor those choices; ensuring that those we support are able to choose how and with whom they spend their time, and are able to work at a challenging and rewarding job. The Arc of Howard County began in 1961 as a volunteer parent support group; it is the oldest and largest non-profit organization in Howard County that provides services to over 400 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. From our experienced professional staff to our skilled job coaches and dedicated residential counselors, The Arc is people helping people in the most fundamental ways. Since its inception over 50 years ago, The Arc has grown from a small group of parents to one of the county’s largest employers, with more than 300 staff members and hundreds of volunteers. As we've grown, there’s one thing that hasn't changed -- we continue to provide individual services, from one person to another.

Established in 1985, Living Classrooms Foundation strengthens communities and inspires people to achieve their highest potential through hands-on learning opportunities in the fields of education, workforce development, health and wellness, and violence prevention. Our programs leverage our surrounding environmental assets and maritime resources to serve as “living classrooms.” For over three decades, we have helped communities in Baltimore and Washington, DC become safer, stronger, and healthier through diverse programs designed to disrupt the generational poverty that can be directly traced to historic racial, social, and economic disparities. We have provided opportunities for thousands of children, youth, and adults to identify specific needs, communicate their aspirations, and achieve their goals. From serving a few hundred people in our initial year, Living Classrooms has grown to serve over 30,000 children, youth, and adults in our best-in-class programs.

International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) is the humanitarian and development agency of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America. Through the support of our donors and partners, IOCC serves people in need around the world. IOCC, in the spirit of Christ’s love, offers emergency relief and development programs to those in need worldwide, without discrimination, and strengthens the capacity of the Orthodox Church to so respond. * Emergency Preparedness & Response * Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene * Sustainable Livelihoods * Food Security & Agriculture * Health *

The mission of Key Point Health Services is to provide quality mental health care in an environment committed to continuous improvement. Key Point Health Services is a private non-profit mental health care agency providing psychiatric and psychological treatment for the complete spectrum of mental health concerns including but not limited to depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorders, schizophrenia, ADD, ADHD, and family counseling for adults, children, and seniors. Every patient at Key Point is seen by a licensed psychiatrist and is assigned a licensed therapist to aid in the best possible treatment. Key Point Health Services serves adults and children in a community based mental health program. The corporation began in April l983 and has grown into a comprehensive program dedicated to enrich the lives of people with mental health concerns. Key Point is licensed and certified by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene in the State of Maryland. Key Point has received a State Senate Proclamation, recognition by Congress and an award by the Governor for its services in the community. Key Point Health Services is primarily a public mental health provider. We accept Medicare, Medicare Railroad Retirement and Maryland Medical Assistance. Key Point does not participate in most private insurance plans; however we will accept patients with private health insurance, ask for payment at the time of the service and provide a receipt where the patient can submit to the insurance company for reimbursement.

Camps Airy & Louise are the only brother-sister Jewish overnight camps in the country, and we’re celebrating 100 summers of non-stop fun! Our vision is to provide caring, challenging and creative activities for our campers to develop their self-confidence, self-advocacy and self-expression. Camps Airy & Louise help every camper bring out their own inner awesome.

Makom supports and empowers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to achieve the life to which they aspire.

The Bender JCC embraces and welcomes the diversity of our community and encourages everyone to seek meaning and fulfillment by participating in our rich programming inspired by our Jewish heritage. We open our doors to everyone, including people of all backgrounds, religions, abilities and sexual orientations, and interfaith couples and families. Inclusion permeates our Center. Inclusion is belonging.