Seeds That Grow Inc.

Necco provides services related to the welfare of children in need of loving, stable and supportive families. We do this through adoption, foster care, independent living, supported living, community rehabilitation, residential living, mental health counseling and related support services. Necco operates in Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia and serves children age birth to 21.

Georgia MENTOR, founded in 1991, is a leading provider of home- and community-based human services in Albany, GA. They offer innovative programs for youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as those facing emotional, behavioral, and medical challenges. Committed to empowering individuals and families to learn, grow, and thrive, Georgia MENTOR prioritizes the health and safety of those in their care, team members, and communities. Through personalized supports and adherence to CDC guidelines, they continue to make a difference in the lives of those they serve.Generated from the website

The Bainbridge Advocacy Individual Network ( BAIN ) was established in June 1995. BAIN is a grass roots, non-profit, community based, advocacy organization founded by two disabled persons, Virginia Close Harris and the late Eddie Bulger. They believed in themselves and were determined to make a difference. They recognized there was a need for those persons in the community that had a disability to have a place to come together for information, resources, and support. BAIN, Inc was formed. BAIN acknowledged that in this society there is strength in numbers. In Bainbridge, it soon became clear that people with disabilities are fully capable of bringing about change in the community, and teaching others in the process. We also recognized how easy it was to be discouraged by barriers. Therefore, a network was needed that would afford the opportunity to feel empowered, to provide encouragement, to clarify issues, and to strategically plan for a nondiscriminatory society.