Our mission is to reduce the causes and adverse consequences of poverty and to empower low-income individuals, families, and communities to achieve self-sufficiency through advocacy, resource utilization, and service delivery.

Pinnacle Behavioral Health, Inc. (PBH) provides multiple levels of behavioral health care including outpatient counseling for all ages, intensive outpatient program (IOP) for ages 13 - 18, residential care for ages 12 - 18, and private academy for grades 6 - 12. Each are individualized to meet the needs of adolescents, teens and adults. In-office and TeleHealth services are provided for individual and family therapy. PBH incorporates treatment and intervention techniques to increase the strengths and resources of each client. Counseling is delivered by licensed providers with strong credentials and clinical experience in child, adolescent and adult behavioral health. Elk River Treatment Program provides therapeutic intervention with 24/7 supervision in a safe residential setting. Candidates are exhibiting maladaptive behaviors that often stem from underlying mental health or behavior issues and/or substance abuse. ERTP is situated on 120 acres to better utilize the therapeutic benefits of the outdoors. Elk River is staffed by caring, licensed and experienced professionals that provide around-the-clock supervision, assessment and therapeutic services, medication management, experiential and accredited education. The Treatment Team is led by a child and adolescent forensic psychiatrist and includes physicians, nurses, licensed counselors, certified addiction counselor, highly qualified and state certified teachers. ERTP is an in-network provider for Cigna, UBH/Optum, Beacon and American Behavioral insurance. ERTP is not a provider for Medicaid. Pinnacle Private Academy is a college-prep, therapeutic day school for grades 6 - 12. Individual learning plans are developed for each student. Students may work at their own pace using an accredited on-line program and/or attend the brick-and-mortar school located in Huntsville, AL with support of highly qualified, state certified teachers in the classroom. Therapeutic services are available.

Safeplace, Inc. is one of seventeen domestic violence shelters serving victims of domestic violence throughout the state of Alabama. As the only comprehensive domestic violence program in Northwest Alabama, Safeplace serves Colbert, Franklin, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Marion, and Winston Counties.

Helping people and changing lives is what’s important to us. We pride ourselves on offering the best possible service to our customers by providing them with knowledge to gain access to new opportunities and achieve economic self-sufficiency. We feel we can achieve these goals by offering great services to those who need them most.

Place of Hope is one of South Florida’s largest and most diverse faith-based, state licensed children and family’s organization, providing a full continuum of care specializing in Neighborhood Style Foster Care, Extended Foster Care, Emancipated Youth, Human Trafficking, Emergency Placement, Maternity Care and Outreach Programs. Place of Hope is dedicated to providing a stable and loving family environment for hurting children and their families. We are committed to meeting desperate needs in our community by sharing God's love and placing hope in their lives - one child and family at a time. #1 Nonprofit for Youth Development, Shelter, and Crisis Services in the nation - Charity Navigator One of the "11 Top-Rated Charities That Changed The World In 2014!"​ - The Huffington Post 2014 "Nonprofit of the Year"​ - Northern Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce Charles L. Bender, III (Executive Director) named 2014 Residential Caregiver of the Year - Florida Coalition for Children