Soma Support, Inc

Horizon Education Alliance is a collaborative organization based in Goshen, IN, that brings together educators, businesses, and community leaders to create a world-class education and training system in Elkhart County. Since its establishment in 2012, HEA has been dedicated to unlocking the potential of all individuals through education, aiming to equip them with the skills and knowledge necessary for a lifetime of well-being and meaningful work. Through data-driven approaches and innovative collaborations, HEA strives to achieve big outcomes and replicate successful practices throughout the county. HEA supports the development of children and youth by partnering with community organizations to provide practical, emotional, and social skills that prepare them for lifelong learning and future careers. Additionally, HEA offers pathways for parents and adult learners in Elkhart County to enhance their well-being and find in-demand careers. By fostering partnerships with foundations, nonprofits, businesses, and schools, both locally and nationally, HEA is actively building a brighter future for Elkhart County and advancing the vision of education and training.Generated from the website

Partnership For Edu & Prevention of Substance Abuse Inc is a non-profit organization based in South Bend, IN. They focus on providing education and prevention programs to address substance abuse issues in the community. The organization works collaboratively with local stakeholders to develop initiatives that promote awareness and support individuals affected by substance abuse. Partnership For Edu & Prevention of Substance Abuse Inc strives to create a safer and healthier environment through their dedicated efforts. Generated from their business information

The Center for the Homeless in South Bend, IN, is the area's largest residential facility dedicated to breaking the cycle of homelessness for individuals and families. Since its opening in 1988, the Center has provided essential programs and resources to over 65,000 people, including men, women, children, and veterans. The campus features a variety of facilities, including a residential building, administrative center, children's play area, community garden, and the Robert L. Miller Sr. Veteran's Center. With the help of approximately 400 volunteers each month, the Center offers tailored programs aimed at fostering resilience and self-sufficiency among its guests. Generated from the website