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1 AAA Adapt-Ability, Inc. Adoption Exchange Aktion Club Al-anon Alateen Alcoholics Anonymous Alpha & Omega Christian Services Inc. Alternative to Living in Violent Environments (ALIVE) Alzheimer's and Related Disorders Support Group Alzheimer's Association Alzheimer's Disease Research Center and Memory and Aging Project Ambulance Districts AMEDISYS Home Health of Hillsboro American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) American Society American Diabetes Association American Heart Association American Legion, Jefferson County American Red Cross Animals Deserving of Proper Treatment (ADOPT) Annie s Hope The Bereavement Center for Kids Another Way Services, Inc. Arnold Commission on Aging and Disabilities Arnold Historical Society Arthritis Foundation Asthma and Allergy Foundation Auxi Health Backpacks for Foster Kids, Inc. Barnard Health and Information Center Behavioral Health Response (BHR) Behavioral Science Institute Bereaved Parents Support Group Bereavement Support Group Better Business Bureau Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri Big River Ministerial Alliance Birthright, Inc. Boy Scouts of America Boys and Girls Town of Missouri Boys Hope Girls Hope of St. Louis Brain Injury Association of Missouri, Inc. Bridgeway Bureau of Special Health Care Needs Camp Rainbow Information Center Catholic Community Services-Jefferson County Catholic Family Services Center for Eye Care & Research UM-St. Louis of Optometry Central Institute for the Deaf Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline Child Association of St. Louis Children's Advocacy Center of East Central Missouri Children's Home Society of Missouri City Offices Clearpoint Financial Solutions Co-Dependents Anonymous, St. Louis Area Community Leaders Assisting the Insured of Missouri (CLAIM MISSOURI)
2 Community Services of Missouri, Inc. COMTREA Connections to Success Consumer Fraud Hotline Consumer Credit Services of St. Louis Consumer Information Center Counselors County Offices Covenant House Missouri Crime Victim Advocacy Center (CVAC) of St. Louis Crime Victim's Compensation Program Crossroads Program Comprehensive Substance Treatment & Rehab (C-STAR) Drug & Alcohol Rehab & Treatment (DART) Providers De Soto Contact and Food Pantry De Soto Family Practice Deaf Interlink Delta Gamma Center for Children with Visual Impairments Society of Greater St. Louis Depression Bi-Polar Support Alliance Developing Options to Violence Disability Resource Association, Inc. Disability Support Systems of Jefferson County Down Syndrome Association of Greater St. Louis Dream Factory, Inc. Drs & Associates East-West Gateway Council of s Edgewood Children's Center of Eastern Missouri Inc. Elks Lodges Ellis Fischell Center Encouraging, Supporting, Promoting Women (ESPW) Program Esteem Boosters Evergreen Behavioral Services, LLC Family Care Center Family Resource Center Family Support Network Farmington Children's Home Fire Departments Food Pantries of Jefferson County Gamblers Anonymous Gateway Pet Guardians Get Healthy De Soto Gibson Recovery Center, Inc. Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri Gordon and Consulting, L.L.C. Habitat for Humanity Jefferson County Happenings4Youth.org Heaven Born Heaven's Closet Helping Elderly Live Privately & Safely (H.E.L.P.S.) In-Home Service Providers International Institute JC Transit Jeffco Subcontracting Inc. (JSI) Jefferson College
3 Jefferson County 911 Dispatch Jefferson County Animal Control Division Jefferson County Center Jefferson County Community Partnership Jefferson County Developmental Disabilities Resource Board Jefferson County Economic Development Corporation Jefferson County Growth and Development Association Jefferson County Health Department Jefferson County Historical Society Jefferson County Task Force Jefferson County Online Information Network (JOIN-N) Jefferson County Parochial Schools Jefferson County Private Schools Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney's Victim Service Unit Jefferson County Public Schools Jefferson County Rescue Mission Jefferson County Smiles To Go Mobile Van Jefferson Franklin Community Action Corp. (JFCAC) Jefferson Regional Center (JRMC) Joni and Friends - Gateway JRMC Alcohol Anonymous JRMC Behavioral Health Services JRMC Better Breathers JRMC Breast Support Group JRMC Breast Feeding Classes JRMC Cardiopulmonary Rehab JRMC Childbirth Classes JRMC Dial-A-Doc JRMC Grief Support JRMC Hospice Support Group JRMC New Vision JRMC Sibling Classes JRMC Speakers Bureau JRMC Stress Evaluations JRMC Survivors Supporting Survivors JRMC VIP Care Judevine Center for Autism Juvenile Justice Mentoring Program Kathy J. Weinman Shelter Kids Hope United Kids Under Twenty-One (KUTO) Kiwanis Camp Wyman Kiwi Creative Services, Inc. Knights of Columbus Developmental Center Law Enforcement Agencies Lawyer Referral & Information Services League of Women Voters of Missouri Legal Advocate for Abused Women of Eastern Missouri Inc. Library Listings Life Crisis Services Lion's Clubs Logistic Care Love Basket, Inc. Lupus Support Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri Lutheran Lydia s House
4 Magdala Foundation Mapaville State School #2 Services MO HealthNet Med-Staff Home Health Memory Care Home Solutions America of Eastern Missouri MERS/Goodwill Industries Methamphetamine Action Coalition Mid East Area Agency on Aging Minds Eye Information Services Missouri Assistive Technology Missouri Baptist Children's Home Missouri Career Center Missouri Department of Corrections Division of Probation and Parole Missouri Department of Health & Missouri Department of Health & /Tel-Link Missouri Department of Insurance Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations Missouri Department of Missouri Department of Social Services-Division of Youth Services Missouri Department of Social Services-Family Support Division Missouri Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Missouri Division of Worker's Compensation Missouri Families for Effective Autism Treatment (MO-FEAT) Missouri First Steps Missouri Ombudsman Missouri Parents ACT (MPACT) Missouri Protection and Advocacy Services Missouri Regional Poison Center Missouri School for the Blind Missouri Veteran's Commission Mother To Mother Telephone Support Mullanphy Traveler's Aid Narcotics Anonymous Central Services National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse New Day Alternative School New Life Evangelistic Center NextStep For Life Nurses for Newborns Foundation Nursing Homes OATS Open Door Animal Sanctuary Operation Food Search, Inc. Orders of Protection for Abused Adults and Children Our Lady's Inn Overeaters Anonymous Para-Quad Parent - Link Parents As Teachers Program Paternity Testing Planned Parenthood Pony Bird Inc. Resource Center Probate Division Professional Women s Alliance Provident, Inc. Public Defender
5 Public Assistance Queen of Peace Center Ranken Jordan Hospital Rape and Violence End Now (RAVEN) Rehabilitation Services for the Blind Relay Missouri Ride On St. Louis RideFinders Rockhaven Ecozoic Center Safe Connections Salvation Army Centers Salvation Army Church Salvation Army Family and Thrift Store Seeds of Hope and Change (SHAC) Serenity Services Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Resources, Inc. Small Claims Court Social Security Administration Soulard Family Health Center South County Health Center SSM Rehabilitation St. Anthony s Center St. Louis ARC St. Louis Crisis Nursery St. Louis Effort for Aids St. Louis Hearing and Speech Center St. Louis Regional Office for Developmentally Disabled ST. Louis University Center For Advanced Education (CADE) St. Vincent DePaul State Offices Sunnyhill, Inc. Survivors of Incest Anonymous Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) Teen Challenge of St. Louis The Caring Corner, Inc. Toastmasters UCP Easter Seals United Way of Greater St. Louis University of Missouri Extension Veteran's of Foreign Wars Victim Service Division Visiting Nurse Association of Greater St. Louis Whats Up Magazine & The Homeless Empowerment Project Widowed Support Group Wolfner Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped Woman s Place Women in Charge Women s Midlife Divorce Support Group Women's Safe House Women's Support and Community Center YMCA of Jefferson County Youth Crisis and Runaway Hotline Youth Youth In Need Inc. Youth Programs YWCA
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