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Miracle Babies is a dedicated organization based in San Diego, California, focused on supporting perinatal mothers and their families during their Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) journey. Their services include transportation assistance, mental health support, and essential resources to help families stay connected and empowered in times of need. The organization offers various programs, such as care packages and Miracle Hours, to provide emotional support and critical resources to NICU families. Through community engagement and volunteer opportunities, Miracle Babies strives to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those navigating the challenges of premature birth and NICU care. Generated from the website

Catholic Charities in San Diego, CA, is committed to reducing poverty and supporting vulnerable populations through a wide array of services, including affordable housing, food and nutrition assistance, integrated health care, and immigration services. With a mission rooted in the Gospel call to care for the least among us, the organization engages with local parishes and communities to provide essential resources and support for those in need. As part of a national network affiliated with Catholic Charities USA, the agency focuses on helping individuals realize their full potential through social enterprise, workforce development, and disaster relief efforts. Their comprehensive programs aim to address both immediate needs and long-term sustainable solutions for families, seniors, veterans, and individuals experiencing hardship in the San Diego area. Generated from the website

Happy 20th anniversary, Vision of Children! This year we celebrate two decades of milestones and successes in our tireless effort to accomplish our Mission, to cure hereditary childhood blindness and vision disorders, and to improve the quality of life of visually impaired individuals and their families. This Mission has guided our research, funding, scholarships, and computer monitor programs for the visually impaired. Twenty years ago, genetic research into ocular albinism ( OA ) didn't even exist. Now, the VOC supports 23 researchers at 12 institutions worldwide, and helps fund studies for over 25 associated genetic eye disorders. That's progress, and that's success!