Jacob's House helps support families who have a loved one in the hospital. 

Jacob’s House is a home of refuge where families and loved ones of those in hospitalized traumatic medical need can find hope, comfort, peace and inspiration.  We are a community resource dedicated to serve families in crisis.  We do this by providing a shelter for the physical, emotional and spiritual support. Learn more at www.jacobshousetemecula.org

Jacob's House 

b-present Foundation is a nonprofit focused on ensuring every adolescent and young adult with cancer feels connected and supported

**Nearly 90,000 Adolescent and Young Adults (AYAs) ages 15-39 are diagnosed with cancer each year in the United States, and this number continues to increase.** 

Additionally, there are over 633K AYA survivors currently living in the US. AYAs are the most underserved population by age, and it is well documented that they often fall through the gaps in the healthcare system. Social support is vital to their quality of life and health outcomes. Yet, supporters in this age group often lack the life experience to stay connected and supportive, leaving the patient to endure this difficult time feeling isolated and alone.

b-present Foundation is a San Diego-based nonprofit established following the devastating loss of 20-year-old [Kirsten](https://b-present.org/kirstens-story/) to cancer in 2016. We improve the quality of life and health outcomes of adolescents and young adults with cancer nationwide through programs that promote and strengthen connections between young adults and their communities of support.

b-present actively engages with the national AYA community of survivors, supporters, health professionals, researchers, and nonprofits. b-present partners with researchers to study the barriers to social support, lead monthly meetings with western hospital AYA coordinators, lead focus groups to get program feedback, and host annual community workshops to discuss support gaps. These collaborative relationships allow the diverse needs of the AYA population to stay top of mind and shape future program innovations, interventions, and strategies to improve support.

Our goal is to help every individual see the important role they can play in the social support network and how they have the power to reduce social isolation and improve health outcomes by being present when they are needed most. 

Through two key programs, b-aware and b-there, we amplify the importance of presence before a diagnosis and provide the tools and resources after a diagnosis so supporters feel ready and empowered to be present when needed. Why? **Because every young adult with cancer should feel connected and supported throughout treatment and beyond.**

[b-aware](https://b-present.org/b-aware)

Measurably improve AYA readiness to provide quality support for AYAs with cancer nationwide through research-based education on the challenges, barriers and how-to’s of social support, and ignite a community inspired, equipped and ready to be present when they are needed most.

[b-there](https://b-present.org/b-there)

Measurably improve AYA quality of life from the point of diagnosis onward by improving communication and connection between AYAs with cancer and their communities of support, empowering supporters to be there when needed, and supporting them in their efforts. 

b-present foundation

When you support heroes, they can save more children. We offer mental health and wellness training to the heroes in your community

The Innocent Justice Foundation (TIJF) has provided mental health and wellness programming, focusing on vicarious trauma mitigation to support Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Teams and their affiliates across the country since 2009. Victim serving work takes an emotional toll, and exposure to child exploitation materials, traumatic events, or victim stories is a requirement of many law enforcement, first-responder, and health and human service professions. Vicarious trauma can be catastrophic to many professionals resulting in depression, burn-out, and sometimes suicide. 

The Innocent Justice Foundation is 501(c)(3) charitable organization working to help eradicate child sexual exploitation by offering mental health and wellness training and
resources to support justice and other professionals exposed to traumatic material, events and stories of victims in the work environment, and by educating the public about the epidemic of child exploitation in the United States.

Innocent Justice Foundation

Camino Health Center is a nonprofit organazation serving the underserved and uninsured residents of south Orange County. 

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Camino Health Center

Saint Monica Coptic Orthodox Church is a nonprofit religious organization. It is based in Costa Mesa, CA. nonprofit status in 2016

Saint Monica Coptic Orthodox Church

Sahaba Initiative an award-winning nonprofit that elevates vulnerable families in the Inland empire to break cycles of poverty. 

Sahaba Initiative is a nonprofit that was started 15 years ago by a group of driven high school students that wanted to create change in their local community. It began by providing small consistent acts of good such as gathering funds to assist a vulnerable family, hosting mental health support groups, and distributing groceries. Today our mission is to transform communities and support families in crisis through addressing core areas in housing, hunger, economic stability, and well-being.

We achieve this we have three community centers which include a family resource center a food and wellness center, and mental health center. Our team provides fresh food to over 350 families every week, assists hundreds of people with free counseling , and distributes over $250,000 in zakat and financial assistance every year.



Sahaba Initiative Inc

Cherish Ministry Inc is a nonprofit based in Fontana, CA that helps change the lives of teen moms and their children.

Cherish creates life-changing opportunities for pregnant teens and young moms through education, strategic resources, and mentoring. Teen mothers experience alarming rates of sexual and physical abuse, but at Cherish receive the tools to permanently escape the cycle of poverty and violence. Cherish provides baby care items, infant to kindergarten educational resources, life-skills classes, in-home mentoring, spiritual support, positive parenting classes, and job-readiness training. Each young mom at Cherish is empowered to recognize her intrinsic value, create a healthy home for her child, and transform her future.

Drop-In Resource Center 
The Cherish Resource Center is a place that young moms and their children can come to learn, play, study for school, access the internet, or meet with their Success Coach. Teen moms can request any baby care items that they need including: cribs, car seats, high chairs, strollers, formula, baby food, clothes, shoes, educational toys, parenting books, and bedding. Computers are available for young moms to complete their school work, and each mom has access to free professional resources including counseling, tax-preparation, child-birth instruction, interview preparation, nutrition education, tutoring, paralegal support, resume writing, and college admission support.

Cherish Life-Skills Classes
Cherish Life-Skills Classes are designed to promote successful independent living for young moms, and give them practical tools to improve their children's quality of life. Each month has a different focus at the Cherish Life-Skills Classes ranging from budgeting, positive parenting, continuing education, conflict-resolution, abuse prevention, and job-readiness. Free child care is provided, and the moms receive new clothing for their children as well as a box of diapers.

Mentoring 
Cherish Mentoring is a seven-week in-home program that focuses on emotional wholeness after traumatic events. Mentors travel to the young mother's home to journey through the curriculum Cherish Footsteps. At the conclusion, mentees are celebrated at a Mentoring Graduation event. This program has been extraordinarily effective in increasing the emotional health of trafficked women, victims of intimate partner violence, childhood abuse survivors, and teen mothers. 

International Cherish Program
The International Cherish Program serves mothers in refugee camps or war-zones, who are left to parent alone due to loss during a war, sexual assault, or abandonment. Cherish provides resource development classes, home visitation, hygiene products, inspirational material, and food to improve the quality of life of women parenting in distressing environments. 

Holiday Events
Each year Cherish hosts holiday celebrations to increase the emotional health of the population we serve. These events give young moms an experience of "family" even if their home of origin does not have the resources to celebrate. These events include: Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Each event includes a celebratory meal, gifts, music and a themed celebration. At Christmas, each family is given a session of professional photography, a framed family picture, and a printed set of portraits. All Cherish mothers and children receive customized Christmas gifts that they have requested.


Cherish Ministry Inc

Los Alamitos Education Foundation is a nonprofit organization. It is based in Los Alamitos, CA. It received its nonprofit status in 1985.

LAEF (Los Alamitos Education Foundation) is the non-profit partner of Los Alamitos Unified School District in Orange County, California.  

LAEF enhances educational excellence by providing 400+ after-school and summer enrichment programs annually, including free elementary world language classes.  

LAEF fundraises to support student mental health and wellness initiatives at all nine Los Al schools.  With your support, LAEF is now working to maximize the use of Well Spaces across Los Alamitos Unified by developing after-school counseling groups.  This way students can receive support on a variety of areas with peers experiencing similar struggles, all while not missing class time.  

Since 2017, LAEF has donated over $350,000 to build and furnish Well Spaces at all nine Los Al schools, and support counselor staff salaries.

What is a Well Space?  A room on the school campus to improve mental health by creating a calm, safe and comfortable space for students to reset and learn about mindfulness strategies with support from school counselors.

LAEF also funds school STEAM Fairs and grants for STEAM instruction and supplies.  STEAM stands for science, technology, engineering, the arts and math.

And LAEF does so much more!  Please visit our website for more information. 

Los Alamitos Education Foundation

A nonprofit focused on prevention and interventions that improve the emotional & behavioral health of youth/families in Coronado.

Safe Harbor Coronado, founded in 1998, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has helped thousands of youth and families in our community prevent or overcome challenges such as: Self Esteem, Bullying, Divorce, Social Connection, Drug Use, Suicide, Grief and Loss, Communication Barriers, Mental Illness, Behavior Difficulties, and more.

Vision - Resilient youth, able to face life’s challenges.

Mission - To provide prevention and intervention that improve the emotional and behavioral health of Coronado youth, families, and community.

Core Values:

   -Empowering youth

   -Strengthening families

   -Providing accessible services

   -Prevention & early intervention

We Provide:

   -Programs & Outreach for Youth

   -Parent & Community Workshops

   -Youth & Family or Group Counseling

Our Focus - Improving emotional and behavioral competencies of youth and families such as: effective communication, impulse control, healthy relationships, self-esteem, managing emotions, and coping skills.

Safe Harbor Coronado

We Are Finesse; was founded in May 2019 by a millennial suicide attempt survivor.

 We Are Finesse; exists to revolutionize one of the defining issues of our generation: the concerning global suicide, self-harm, and mental health crisis in young individuals evolving in the midst of today’s culture. WAF; is keen on de-stigmatizing conversations around these topics by being there and actually talking about it! 

 **Our Vision:**
WAF; will reduce the rates of suicide and self-harm while improving the mental health outcomes of young people worldwide by creating innovative technology and practical resources to close the treatment gap between those in need of care and those who can provide it. We will increase suicide/self-harm/mental health education normalcy, awareness, and prevention to ensure everyone considers it a priority in today’s world. We aim to empower young people to revolutionize suicide, self-harm, and mental health globally by being their own advocates in their respective communities.

We Are Finesse

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