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The Ali Forney Center is an organization that provides services for homeless, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youths between the ages of 16 and 24. Established in 2002, the center offers mental health assessment, case management and primary medical care services. It provides employment assistance program and HIV testing and treatment services. The Ali Forney Center offers food services and transitional and emergency housing programs. Through Family Outreach Program, the center offers counseling and educational services to families with lesbian and gay children. The center additionally provides job training and placement services. The Ali Forney Center is located in New York City.

Founded in 1972, the New York Council on Adoptable Children is a foster care and children adoption agency. Since its inception, the organization has been involved with more than 7,500 prospective adoptive families and placed over 2,000 children through its African-American and Hispanic child adoption programs. As a nonprofit organization, the New York Council on Adoptable Children offers residential, medical and educational services for children orphaned by AIDS. It provides parenting classes, as well as offers placement for older, emotionally and medically fragile and children with special needs. The organization additionally offers crisis intervention and individual and group counseling services for adoptive parents and children. The New York Council on Adoptable Children is located in New York City.

Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting vulnerable and orphaned youth in Rwanda. Their mission is to provide healing, education, and love to empower these youth to lead lives of dignity and make positive contributions to society. Generated from their website's infomation