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WE CAN, the Nevada Chapter of the National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse, is dedicated to preventing child abuse in all its forms and to improving the quality of life for the children and families in Nevada.

Nevada Child Seekers' services include providing a networking system for the identification of missing children, crisis counseling to parents and children, sponsoring education and prevention programs, and, most importantly, aiding in the location of missing and abducted children

The Mission of the Nevada Check Up program (Children’s Health Insurance Program) is to provide low-cost, comprehensive health care coverage to low income, uninsured children (birth through 18) who are not covered by private insurance or Medicaid

Nebraska Advocacy Services, The Center for Disability Rights, Law and Advocacy, is a private, non-profit organization designated by the Governor to protect and advocate for the rights of Nebraskans with significant physical or mental disabilities.

NAMI Nebraska is a nonprofit, grassroots organization dedicated to education, support and advocacy for anyone whose life has been touched by mental illness. We believe in recovery and the hope for a better future.

FEAT of Nebraska believes that newly diagnosed children with autism should receive intensive, quality, effective treatment that is based in research. FEAT’s mission is to provide education to families and the community on effective autism treatments, and to provide support to families seeking effective treatments for their children on the autism spectrum.

Kids Connection is health care coverage for qualified children developed by the State of Nebraska. It includes both the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and the Nebraska Medical Assistance Program (also known as Medicaid). Its purpose is to provide health care to low-income and low-income uninsured children all across the state.

PLUK was founded by parents who felt strongly that parents of children with disabilities need to band together to give each other information and support. It seemed foolish for each new parent to try to learn all over again what other parents already know and would willingly share. It also seemed important for parents to lend each other support because of the healing that takes place when people who share a common problem can work together to find solutions.

The Montana Prevention Resource Center's mission is to create and sustain a coordinated, comprehensive system of prevention services in the state of Montana.

The Learning Disabilities Association of Montana is dedicated to helping children with learning disabilities.