P - Human Services

To inspire North Carolinians to register as organ, eye and tissue donors.

The mission of Prancing Horse is to enhance the lives of individuals with disability by providing a safe environment for therapeutic horsemanship. Established in 1984, we are certified at the Premier level by the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH) International. Our clients range in age from four to fifty+ and come from all economic and cultural backgrounds.

Our services to those in need have become more meaningful, providing them with the opportunity to become self-sufficient and productive citizens. We have a very committed team, always striving in doing the best not only for our customers but for the mission that Telamon embraces in the different places we serve.

To enrich the lives of seniors; to support families caring for aging loved ones; to represent the community's commitment to its elders.

Developing, refining and implementing a collaborative community model for in-school and after-school support services and opportunities for kids and families in a rural setting using mentoring, case-managed services, and accessible enrichment opportunities.

We provide food to individuals and families within our community who are in need during difficult personal economic periods.

To strengthen and empower individuals and families through professional counseling, programs and services inspired by Jewish values.

To follow a vision of ending homelessness in Wake County, volunteers and staff of The Hope Center at Pullen help adults who are chronically homeless set and follow individual paths of personal development.

To facilitate the recovery of adults with serious mental illness.

To provide professional, affordable consulting services to triangle nonprofits, to help them achieve their missions.