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Nonprofits›International Service Organization Of Saa Inc

Mental Health & Crisis Intervention

International Service Organization Of Saa Inc

HOUSTON, TX

Website

Total revenue

$963K

Total expenses

$899K

Net assets

$1000K

Grants received

$299K

24 grants

EIN

411675029

Tax year

2024

Mission

Communication and information in support of 1900 weekly recovery meetings worldwide. Referral of people seeking recovery from sexual addiction to meetings worldwide. Development and distribution of educational program material.

Programs

2 programs

The ISO provides a public website which contains educational materials and meeting locations for our Twelve Step recovery meetings. The website also contains information for the media and mental health professionals on its recovery program. The ISO receives about 30,000 unique inquiries on its website each month. The website contains a set of questions to help people identify if their sexual behaviors are a problem.

The ISO provides a prisoner outreach program which is focused on helping those incarcerated work our Twelve Step program while in prison. The ISO accomplishes this by sending educational material to those incarcerated. The ISO helps provide members from our fellowship who correspond to those incarcerated and help them work through our Twelve Step program. The ISO processes over 100 letters each month from those incarcerated and sends out free educational material when requested from the person incarcerated.