Eliza's Helping Hands, Inc
Eliza’s Helping Hands is a Winston-Salem-based minority-women-led non-profit focused on serving men, women, and children affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and other violent crimes.
Eliza’s Helping Hands is a Winston-Salem-based minority-women-led non-profit focused on serving men, women, and children affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and other violent crimes.
Addiction Professionals of North Carolina is a membership organization that promotes the professional development for professionals in our state that work in the field of substance use disorder, prevention, treatment and recovery. We do this by providing professional networking opportunities, offering free and reduced prices on regional training workshops, conference displays and registrations. We also provide newsletters to our members that allow professionals to stay updated on current policies as well as provide various other benefits to our individual and organizational members.
Well of Mercy is a ministry of hospitality and healing sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas. It provides quiet sanctuary for adults seeking right relationship with self, others, God and creation. By offering spiritual companionship, emotional support, respectful acceptance and sacred space, it contributes to the rest and renewal of its guests.
Our mission is to provide support and opportunities to adults with mental health needs offering community, hope, and recovery.
Vision: Thrive, through a continuum of care, empowers individuals to realize a full life of health and recovery. Healthy individuals thrive in our community through their engagement and advocacy.
To advance the well-being and mental health of diverse communities through accessible, strengths-based, culturally-responsive art therapy, education, and research.
NAMI Wake County provides support, education, and advocacy to individuals, families, and caregivers, living with mental health challenges, to lead better lives.
To provide clinical counseling.
To advance the understanding of mental life and promote the health of individuals and the community through psychoanalytic education, practice, and service.
To eradicate mental illnesses and improve the quality of life of those whose lives are affected by these diseases, and to provide support through education and advocacy on behalf of people with severe mental illness and their families.