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The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is the leading not-for-profit organization exclusively dedicated to understanding and preventing suicide through research and education, and to reaching out to people with mood disorders and those impacted by suicide

Child Center - Marygrove (CCM) has a rich history of more than 200 years caring for children, teens and young adults, offering a safe and healing environment for its residents.

Missouri Girls Town is focused on providing the highest level of care in residential and outpatient settings for abused and neglected girls, ages 8-21.

Missouri Volunteer Resource Mothers is a community-based mentoring program for pregnant and parenting teens that was evaluated between 1994 and 1997 in three counties in Missouri.

Mississippi Association for Children with Learning Disabilities was founded in 1969 by a small group of concerned parents and professionals. The name was recently changed to Learning Disabilities Association of Mississippi. LDA of MS is a state affiliate of the LDA of America, a national volunteer organization of parents and professionals. It is devoted to defining and finding solutions for the broad spectrum of learning problems.

TEAAM is a non-profit, volunteer organization comprised of parents, family members, educators and service providers interested in the field of Autism. Focused on advancing the service potential for Mississippians with autism, as well as those who serve them and those who support them, our organization is dedicated to improving the understanding of Autism through extensive training.

CCHC advocates for patient and physician freedom, medical innovation, and the right of citizens to a confidential patient-doctor relationship.

The Anna Westin Foundation is dedicated to the prevention and treatment of eating disorders. We are committed to preventing the tragic loss of life to anorexia nervosa and bulimia, and to raising public awareness of these dangerous illnesses.

The Brain Injury Association of Minnesota provides help, hope and a voice for the 100,000 Minnesotans who live with a disability as a result of brain injury.

At this camp, OCD and Spectrum Disorder therapy is blended with sailing, fishing, swimming, art, and music. This event is run for one weekend every summer by the OCD Foundation of Michigan. Originally located on a secluded spring-fed lake in Michigan's beautiful thumb area, the camp is now held at the equally beautiful Howell Conference and Nature Center, about an hour from Detroit.