Berryville Choir Boosters

The Merlin Foundation was established in 1993 as a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) public supported nonprofit charity to provide assistance to victims of child abuse, rape, and domestic violence in the Ozark Mountain region of Northwest Arkansas. During the past ten years, the Foundation has created several alliances in cooperation with other nonprofit organizations and governmental agencies to enhance the services to the victims of these tragic crimes. In September of 2000, Ozark Rape Crisis Center took over the operation of all rape crisis response in the region. In August of 1999, Harmony House, Inc "Shelter Systems" took over the operations for domestic violence victims in the county. In December of 2002, Harmony House, Inc ceased operations. Shelter services were taken over by the "Sanctuary", of Harrison, and "Project for Victims of Family Violence", of Fayetteville. In 2003, victim advocacy services were provided by "St. John's Hospital", of Berryville. A cooperative effort by all to support those in need. This has allowed the Foundation to re-focus its' full efforts on the children in the region and to expand the policy center to a national level while honoring its commitment to serve the victims of both sexual assault and domestic violence in the region. Serving and advocating for children, coupled with local human service programs, has become the sole mission of the Foundation with a special focus on the family. Please look over our programs, to see if we can help you or if you can help us help others. We would appreciate hearing from you.

Lives Under Construction Boys Ranch, located in Lampe, Missouri, is a residential treatment home dedicated to supporting at-risk boys ages 7 to 21. The organization aims to help these young men rebuild their lives by changing their behaviors and discovering their potential, ultimately guiding them back to their families. Through various programs, including animal care, carpentry, and mechanics, residents develop essential life skills while benefiting from therapeutic experiences. Over the years, more than 500 boys have successfully completed the program, transitioning to become Christ-centered individuals ready for a positive future. Generated from the website