National Help Services Inc

The "Mind Matters Community Counseling Project" offered confidential sliding-scale individual and group therapy sessions including a trauma recovery group and teen anxiety workshop. The program served 80 clients with licensed mental health professionals leading sessions both in-person and virtually. Program income came from small co-pays and local foundation support. The project significantly improved access to mental health services for vulnerable individuals.

The "NeighborLink Community Engagement Initiative" focused on hosting neighborhood listening sessions and resource fairs in low-income areas. Over 300 residents participated in three pop-up events where they accessed food assistance healthcare screenings and housing referrals. Volunteers from local colleges and nonprofits provided critical services. Revenue was collected through vendor participation fees and small sponsorships from local businesses.