So Others Might Eat/CET

Family and Medical Counseling Service is a nonprofit community-based organization offering support services and undertaking community outreach programs. The services offered by the organization include nutrition counseling, case management, psychotherapy for children and adolescents and information and referral services. It also organizes workshops and seminars on parenting skills development, child abuse, drug and alcohol addiction, and HIV and AIDS counseling and testing. The organization also provides education, training and medical intervention in the prevention and treatment of HIV and AIDS. The health care services offered by the organization include psychiatric evaluation, physical examinations and crisis intervention. Family and Medical Counseling Service is located in Washington, D.C.

BEST Kids Mentoring Program is a Washington, DC-based organization that believes in the inherent talent of all children. Through one-on-one volunteer mentoring, extensive training, and experiential learning-based Peer Groups, they empower youth to discover and develop their unique skills and abilities, fostering a positive sense of self and promoting teamwork and social skills. Their mission is to enable children as young as six to become productive members of society. Committed to engagement, equity, and excellence, BEST Kids is dedicated to improving outcomes for youth in foster care and at-risk youth in the Washington, DC area. They are a proud supporter of Learn24, a network of out-of-school-time opportunities, and stand in solidarity with the Black community, actively working towards addressing systemic racism and inequality. With a focus on positive outcomes in academic achievement, social and emotional well-being, and independent living skills, BEST Kids strives to make a lasting impact on the lives of the children and youth they serve.Generated from the website

International Action is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health and quality of life in Haiti through the provision of clean water and other essential life-saving programs. Since its establishment in 2006, the organization has successfully protected over 600,000 Haitians from waterborne diseases by creating sustainable water systems and providing education and training to local communities. The organization has been instrumental in initiatives such as the installation of chlorinators, which have significantly increased access to clean water for vulnerable populations. By fostering community involvement and supporting local efforts, International Action continues to make a meaningful impact in the fight against water-related health issues in Haiti. Generated from the website