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Provides information and support for people with autism, their families, caregivers, and professionals. Also provides guidance and referrals to local resources through the Autism Response Team. Funds research, advocacy, programs and services.

Provides information, services, and support for people with spinal cord and traumatic brain injuries, their families, and the professionals who serve them.

Provides information and support groups for people who have, or may be in need of ostomies.

Provides information and referral for autism resources. Includes information on therapy options, legal considerations, transition resources, programs, schooling, and more. Hosts various social events for adults, parents, teen/tweens, and children and families affected by autism spectrum disorders. Provides scholarships for water safety and swimming programs. Sponsors sensory-friendly movies at local cinemas; silence policy is relaxed, sound is turned slightly down, and lighting is up. Also provides STEAM camps and nine-week child behavior management classes.

Provides social and emotional support services to all people impacted by cancer, such as educational presentations, exercise, meditation, nutrition, health maintenance, social activities, and cancer resource navigation. Offers support groups facilitated by licensed mental health clinicians for people with cancer and their friends, families, and caregivers. Support groups include diagnosis-specific, caregiver, men's only, Spanish-speaking, and more. Virtual visits are available. Offers free wigs to people going through cancer treatment.

Provides information about HIV and STIs. Helps navigate to care and services including PrEP and PEP.

Provides Speech-Language Pathology and occupational, physical, and feeding therapy services. Offers information about cerebral palsy causes, symptoms, treatments, current research, and prevention for individuals or groups. Provides information about and referrals to community resources for children and adults with developmental disabilities.

Provides information about HIV and STIs. Provides free condoms.

Provides health promotion programs including diabetes prevention, community physical activity promotion, community wellness outreach, and school health programs.

Provides information about kidney health, kidney disease, risk factors, and treatment options. Also provides financial assistance for dialysis and kidney transplant patients to pay for medication, health insurance premiums, and kidney donor expenses. Website offers various webinars which may be viewed online.

Provides services for people diagnosed with breast cancer or needing assistance with testing for breast cancer. Wig program offers free wigs to individuals undergoing chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer. Offers free mammograms and pays for follow-up diagnostic testing recommended including but not limited to ultrasound, and biopsy, for uninsured or underinsured people. Also provides breast health education.

Provides education, training, support groups and social events for people with Autism of all ages, their families, and the community at large. Provides general information and health education to the public about Autism. Also provides free online classes to assist families as well as help with needed resources and advocates on behalf of the disability community.

Provides education programs to help tribal members prevent Type 2 diabetes. Also offers a fitness center with available child care services and a multi-purpose gym/facility for rent. Serves as a family resource center.

Provides social and emotional support services to all people impacted by cancer, such as educational presentations, exercise, meditation, nutrition, health maintenance, social activities, and cancer resource navigation. Offers support groups facilitated by licensed mental health clinicians for people with cancer and their friends, families, and caregivers. Support groups include diagnosis-specific, caregiver, men's only, Spanish-speaking, and more. Virtual visits are available. Offers free wigs to people going through cancer treatment.

Conducts and funds research on the brain and behavior in an effort to understand, prevent, and treat mental illnesses. Website provides educational resources, information on treatment, statistics, and brochures and fact sheets which can be downloaded.

Provides information about COVID-19. Includes information on vaccines, boosters, symptoms, treatment, masks, prevention, testing, understanding the results, and Long COVID. Also provides free at-home COVID-19 tests. Limited to one order per residential address; order includes four individual rapid COVID-19 tests.

Provides information and support for people with inherited bleeding disorders including hemophilia and von Willebrand Disease. Also provides emergency financial assistance to members.

Provides clearinghouse of information on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and tuberculosis (TB). Collects and disseminates materials and information on these diseases to organizations and professionals working in the health fields.

Provides opportunities to practice skills and share training tips for people partnered with assistance or therapy dogs including those in training. Provides information about and referrals regarding assistance dogs. Representatives are available for service dog presentations and demonstrations.

Provides information to patients, family members, friends, and health professionals about leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma. Promotes increased federal funding for blood cancer research. Influences health care reform issues in order to craft policies that benefit patients and their families, including access to appropriate specialty care and coverage of clinical trials. Offers support groups at various locations and online for people affected by blood cancers.

Provides health information and map of Hepatitis C testing and treatment sites.

Provides support for people with breast cancer. Services include bags filled with personal care items, treats, and other accessories. Also provides wellness education; and referrals to free mammograms, support groups, and other events.

Provides parents of at-risk or newly diagnosed children age 6 and younger an overview of the characteristics of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), information on how to access state-funded services, and direction for coordinating their child's treatment program with service providers. Jumpstart Online offers families remote access to parts of the program with a required weekly visit to the campus.

Provides information about Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig's Disease, a progressive neurodegenerative disease. Website provides information on symptoms, a glossary of terms, and clinical trials. Funds research.

Provides health care assessment and case management to Native Americans. Also provides sobriety support groups (Native Sisters, White Bison, and AA), after school youth coalitions, monthly elderly luncheons, and annual community events. Provides food boxes, hygiene supplies, and diapers for adults and children.