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Name of Organization |
Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
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| Abilities Network |
Non-profit, Charitable Organization
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Lifespan
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Physical Disabilities
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Mission: Abilities Network provides customized services to children, adults, and
families of differing abilities that focus on one-on-one supports to foster broadened, more inclusive communities through education, training, and advocacy. |
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Name of Organization |
Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
0 - 18; 18 - >85 |
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Mission: We are committed to building healthy, secure and loving families by providing quality child placement services and lifelong support and guidance to anyone touched by adoption. |
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| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
65 - >85 |
Physical Disabilities
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| Mission: To eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; To provide and enhance care and support for all affected; And to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
5 - >85 |
and Suicide Prevention |
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| Mission: The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) is the only national not-for-profit organization exclusively dedicated to understanding and preventing suicide through research and education, and to reaching out to people with mood disorders and those affected by suicide. | |||
Name of Organization |
Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-Profit Organization |
Lifespan |
At-Risk Youth and Physical Disabilities
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| Mission: To ensure that people with developmental disabilities have maximum opportunities to actively participate in all aspects of community life and to offer programs and services that support them in doing so. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
The Ark Club at Collington Sqaure |
Non-Profit Organization |
children |
At Risk Youth |
Mission: The Ark is the only preschool program of its kind in Baltimore. We can serve a maximum of 20 children at a time. Our children are from families who are homeless or in early recovery from addiction. |
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| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
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Art With A Heart |
Non-Profit Organization |
5 - >85 |
At-Risk Youth & Adults and Physical Disabilities
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| Mission: Art with a Heart provides interactive, hands-on art activities to disadvantaged families and children, and to people with developmental and physical challenges. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit, Faith based Organization |
23 - 85
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Specialty - Poverty and Homelessness
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| Mission: The Assistance Center of Towson Churches offers an ecumenical program providing help to poor and needy families in our community. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
A.W.A.R.E A Women's Active Recovery Enterprise |
Outpatient Treatment Center |
18 - 65 |
Mental Health and Addiction Treatment for Women
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| Mission: A.W.A.R.E. offers a variety of treatment modalities to meet the needs of a majority of chemically dependent women. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Public Organization |
Seniors
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Advocacy for older adults
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| Mission:The Baltimore City Commission on Aging and Retirement Education (CARE), in partnership with other senior-serving organizations, is the primary public agency in the city responsible for advocating for and delivering services to older adult population, their family and caregivers in the City of Baltimore. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Government |
Lifespan |
At-Risk Families |
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| Mission: Baltimore City Department of Social Services preserves families, protects vulnerable children and adults, and promotes self-sufficiency. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Government |
Lifespan
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Community Protection
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| Mission: The Mission of the Baltimore County Police Department is to enforce the laws and ordinances of the state and county, safeguard life and property, prevent and detect crime, preserve the peace, and protect the rights of all citizens. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Government |
Lifespan
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Prosecution of Crimes
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| Mission: The mission of the Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office is to prosecute the Felony, Misdemeanor and Juvenile cases occurring in Baltimore County. | |||
Name of Organization |
Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
Lifespan |
Mental Health and Addiction Treatment
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| Mission: The mission of BCRI is to provide timely and effective crisis intervention and addictions treatment services in the best restrictive environment possible. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Foundation |
0 - 18 & Families
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Specialty - Critically Ill Children
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| Mission: Believe In Tomorrow™ provides exceptional hospital and retreat housing services to critically ill children and their families. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-Profit Organization |
5 - 18 |
At-Risk Youth |
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| Mission: The mission of Big Brothers Big Sisters is to help boys and girls grow up to be confident, competent, and caring young adults. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit, Faith based Organization |
5 - 18 & Families |
At-Risk Youth |
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| Mission: The Board of Child Care’s mission as an outreach ministry of The United Methodist Church is to serve children and families who require physical, emotional, behavioral, and social support. Through residential and community-based services, the agency will endeavor to provide a safe, healthy, and caring environment that seeks to preserve children and families by fostering self-esteem, respect for community, sense of purpose, and life skills needed to achieve their highest potential. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
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Boy's Hope Girls Hope |
Non-Profit Organization |
12 - 18 |
At-Risk Youth
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| Mission: Boys Hope Girls Hope helps academically capable and motivated children-in-need to meet their full potential and become men and women for others by providing value-centered, family-like homes, opportunities and education through college. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit, Faith based Organization |
Lifespan |
At-Risk Populations |
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| Mission: Our Mission is threefold: 1. Provide healing and care to those in need. 2. Educate people to social awareness and motivate them to act. 3. Advocate for public policy that ensures a just society. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Foundation |
0 - 18
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Specialty - Critically Ill Children
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| Mission: The Casey Cares Foundation offers uplifting programs for critically ill children and their families. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit health Organization |
Lifespan
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Specialty - Health Care
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| Mission: Chase Brexton Health Services, Inc. is a growth oriented provider of patient-centered interdisciplinary health care for our diverse communities including those individuals who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender; HIV infected and affected; and all others who face barriers accessing quality health care. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
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Child Welfare Information Gateway (Formerly the NAIC) |
Government |
23 - 65 |
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| Mission: Child Welfare Information Gateway promotes the safety, permanency, and well-being of children and families by connecting child welfare, adoption and related professionals as well as concerned citizens to timely, essential information. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Children's Manor Montessori School |
School |
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| Mission: | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Hospital |
Lifespan |
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| Mission: The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, the oldest hospital in the United States dedicated exclusively to pediatrics, strives to be the world leader in the advancement of healthcare for children by integrating excellent patient care, innovative research and quality professional education into all of its programs. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Hospital |
0 - 18 |
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| Mission: Children's National Medical Center will: * Improve health outcomes for children regionally, nationally and internationally. * Be a leader in creating innovative solutions to pediatric healthcare problems. * Excel in Care, Advocacy, Research, and Education |
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| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Government/ Court System |
Lifespan |
At-Risk Populations |
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| Mission: The mission of Maryland's Family Divisions is to provide a fair and efficient forum to resolve family legal matters in a problem-solving manner, with the goal of improving the lives of families and children who appear before the court. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Faith based Organization |
23 - 85 |
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| Mission: The Counseling, Helpline & Aid Network for Abused Women to aid individuals in the Jewish community who are victims of domestic violence by providing support, counseling and assistance—empowering women to create a safe environment for themselves and their families. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
5 - 18
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Arts Education |
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| Mission: The Creative Alliance is a community based non-profit organization that presents and promotes the arts and humanities. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-Profit Organizations |
0 - 5 |
At-Risk Babies |
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| Mission: The Daisyfields Foundation, Incorporated is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for at risk babies by providing nurturing care and therapeutic intervention essential to their health and well being, thereby providing for every child a chance to grow, to love, to be loved, and to experience life to the fullest. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Government |
18 - 85 |
At-Risk Families |
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| Mission: We will aggressively pursue opportunities to assist people in economic need, provide prevention services, and protect vulnerable children and adults. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Government |
13 - 18 |
At-Risk Youth |
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| Mission: The Department of Juvenile Services embraces a balanced and restorative justice philosophy. DJS seeks to ensure the public safety and protection of the community, to hold juvenile offenders accountable to victims and communities, and to develop youth competency and character to assist them in becoming responsible and productive members of society. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Government |
Lifespan |
At-Risk Populations |
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| Mission: | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
18 - 65 |
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| Mission: | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Dowell Health Center: HIV Testing and Counseling |
University |
Towson University Students
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Health Services
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| Mission: Our mission is to enhance students' ability to participate fully in opportunities for learning and personal development at Towson University by addressing students' immediate health care needs, promoting wellness and responsible health behavior, and helping students learn to take an active and proactive role in their own health and health care. Our goal is to provide accessible, high quality primary care services, including health promotion and education, in a caring environment that respects students' dignity, diversity, and privacy. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
23 - 85
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Specialty - and At-Risk Women |
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| Mission: The mission of Dress for Success is to promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help women thrive in work and in life. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
Lifespan |
Physical Disabilities
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| Mission: Working with Abilities Network, the Epilepsy Foundation of the Chesapeake Region (EFCR) serves the entire Baltimore/Washington/Northern Virginia area, helping us all understand and live with epilepsy. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
0 - 5 |
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| Mission: The Ark is a short-term, emergency daycare program that serves children ages 3 to 5 years whose families are homeless or in the early stages of recovery from addiction. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
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Family Crisis Center of Baltimore County, Inc. |
Non-Profit Agency |
Lifespan |
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| Mission: The Family Crisis Center of Baltimore County, Inc. is a private, non-profit agency whose mission is to provide comprehensive services for those family members experiencing family conflict and family violence and to provide understanding and consultation for the community at large. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Government/ Non-profit Organization |
Lifespan |
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| Mission: To provide parents and their children with the tools they need to be strong independent individuals and families. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
18 - 65 |
Child Abuse & Neglect
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| Mission: The Family Tree is Maryland’s largest non-profit organization dedicated to improving our community by providing families with proven solutions to prevent child abuse and neglect. A national affiliate of Parents Anonymous® and The National Exchange Club Foundation, The Family Tree offers volunteer supported programs and services that aide and educate individuals, families and communities. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Family Violence Unit DSS |
Government |
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| Mission: | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Food and Drug Administration |
Government |
Public
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Specialty - Public Health
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| Mission:The FDA is responsible for protecting the public health by assuring the safety, efficacy, and security of human and veterinary drugs, biological products, medical devices, our nation’s food supply, cosmetics, and products that emit radiation. The FDA is also responsible for advancing the public health by helping to speed innovations that make medicines and foods more effective, safer, and more affordable; and helping the public get the accurate, science-based information they need to use medicines and foods to improve their health.
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| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Private School |
3 - 18 |
Special Education and Mental Health
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| Mission: Sheppard Pratt, a not-for-profit behavioral health system, is dedicated to the improvement of quality of life in communities by serving the behavioral health and special education needs of individuals, families and organizations. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
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Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake |
Network of Business and Service Providers |
Lifespan |
At-Risk Populations
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| Mission: Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake is a workforce development agency and network of businesses whose mission is to provide career development, employment and related social services to assist people with special needs to enjoy the dignity and benefits of work and a better quality of life. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
Lifespan
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Specialty - Poverty and Homelessness |
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| Mission: Chesapeake Habitat for Humanity works in partnership with God and people of all faiths and races to develop communities for people in need by building and renovating houses, creating homeownership opportunities. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
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Head Start Program |
Government |
0 - 5; 18 - 65 |
At-Risk Families |
| Mission: Head Start and Early Head Start are comprehensive child development programs which serve children from birth to age 5, pregnant women, and their families. They are child-focused programs and have the overall goal of increasing the school readiness of young children in low-income families. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
0 - 65 |
Domestic Violence & Child Abuse
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| Mission: We know that prevention is key so we are tearing away at the walls of secrecy through outreach, education and training. We know that early intervention saves lives; through crisis response and triage, we ensure that victims in imminent danger receive services and shelter immediately. We are committed to changing attitudes and beliefs about domestic violence through advocacy for system’s change. We stand up when others stand down. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Public Education |
0 - 3 |
Developmental Disabilities, Special Education and Mental Health
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| Mission: Baltimore County Infants and Toddlers Program’s mission is to support families within their communities as they facilitate their children’s learning and development. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
Lifespan
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Specialty - Refugee Support
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| Mission: The foundation for the IRC in Baltimore's mission is close staff teamwork focused on helping refugees regain control of their lives while enabling them to participate in their American communities and maintain their rich cultural heritage. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Private School |
6-18 |
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| Mission:
The Jemicy School empowers students with dyslexia/language-based learning differences to realize their intellectual and social potential through a proven, multi-sensory curriculum.
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| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-Profit Organization |
0 - 18 |
Jewish Youth |
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| Mission: To foster connections within the Jewish community by providing professional support for relationships between volunteers and Jews who are currently or potentially at risk; to provide addictions education, prevention, and counseling services; and to offer services to Jewish offenders and their families. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
JOHN ARCHER SCHOOL |
Elementary School |
Pre-primary through high school |
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| Mission: The mission of John Archer School is to provide students with quality educational services, to establish high expectations for all students, enable students to develop positive self-esteem and achieve their maximum levels of independence. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Hospital |
18 - >85
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Specialty - Breast Cancer Support
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| Mission: The Johns Hopkins Avon Foundation Breast Center's Mission is to provide optimal breast health care to the region utilizing a comprehensive multi-disciplinary approach. We seek to influence breast care nationally and internationally through excellence in treatment, education and research. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Hospital |
18 - 65 |
Addiction Treatment and Mental Health
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| Mission: To deliver quality, patient-centered and service-oriented acute, long-term and preventive health care consistent with Hopkins' standards of excellence in a cost-effective manner. To function as an integral component of the Johns Hopkins Health System, operating interdependently with the faculties of The Johns Hopkins University in support of education and research in accordance with the Hopkins mission. To provide an environment that attracts and supports outstanding health care professionals dedicated to patient service. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Johns Hopkins Children's Center |
Hospital |
0 - 18 |
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| Mission: In the Johns Hopkins tradition, our mission is to provide care for children, with respect for the role of their loved ones; conduct research in the context of patient treatment; and train young physicians. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
0 - 18 |
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| Mission:To ensure that every child in America has a fundamental understanding of the free enterprise system. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
Non-profit Organization |
0 - 18 |
Children with Physical Disabilities
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| Mission: "We at the Kennedy Krieger Institute dedicate ourselves to helping children and adolescents with disorders of the brain and spinal cord achieve their potential and participate as fully as possible in family, school and community life." | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization | Population Served |
Field of Practice |
High School |
High school |
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| Mission: Kenwood High School is a leader in educational options offering comprehensive programs to develop the knowledge, skills, and values students need to become productive citizens in a community and life long learners. | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |
The Law Office of Carl R. Gold |
Law Firm |
Lifespan
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Specialty - Advocacy, Family Law
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| Mission: | |||
| Name of Organization | Type of Organization |
Population Served |
Field of Practice |