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We are a local 501(c)3 non-profit set up to raise awareness and provide support to families and individuals dealing with 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome, the second most common genetic condition. We have several events during the year to raise awareness, such as "22q at the Zoo" and the Fall Fun Fest. We also have physical support groups quarterly and donate gift bags to Children's Mercy Hospital for newly diagnosed inpatients. |
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Blairâs Foster Socks brings comfort and hope to children in distressed situations through a simple but effective means: clean, fun socks and scholarships. |
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Community Services League, in existence since 1916, serves Blue Springs residents that need emergency assistance, employment support, or housing-related services. |
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Hillcrest Transitional Housing's primary program focus is moving families from homelessness to self-sufficiency within 90 days. In exchange for rent/utility-free housing, residents are required by written agreement to work full time, obey the program guidelines, and attend volunteer taught classes in life skills, community living, and budgeting.
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Hope House services form a safety net of prevention, education and support for thousands of people traumatized by domestic violence every year.
Residential services are provided through two secure locations in Independence and LeeâÂÂs Summit, Missouri
and comprehensive outreach services are provided to those
not needing secure shelter. |
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The Paws 4 Autism trifecta of Autism+Dogs+Kids brings together dog lovers, the professionals who work with and support autism, and the community to support children with autism, neurologic disorders and their families. Paws For Autism's Canine Assisted Social Skills In Education (CASSIE) Program helps children with autism learn and improve their social and communication skills by using ABA techniques in conjunction with an autism service dog. |
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Truman Heartland Community Foundation is a public charity committed to âimproving area communities by promoting private giving for the public good.â Founded in 1982, THCF continues to serve the region with assets reaching $30 million and annual grants surpassing $3 million. THCF provides a wide range of services to donors and grant seekers alike. |