National School Supply Associates

National Association of Secondary School Principals, established in 1916, is a nonprofit organization providing services to middle level and high school principals, assistant principals and aspiring school leaders throughout the United States. Located in Reston, Va., the organization provides members with professional research-based and peer-tested resources, and practical tools and materials they need to serve as school leaders. It promotes the intellectual growth, academic achievement, character development, leadership development and physical well-being of youth through its programs and student leadership services. The association sponsors the National Honor Society, the National Junior Honor Society and the National Association of Student Councils.

The National Association of People with AIDS (NAPWA) is the oldest national AIDS organization and the first network of people living with HIV/AIDS globally. Founded on the transformative Denver Principles, NAPWA advocates for the rights and voices of individuals living with HIV through information dissemination, resource provision, and community engagement. Committed to self-empowerment and collective advocacy, NAPWA engages with constituents to combat stigma and promote awareness about HIV/AIDS issues. The organization actively builds partnerships and facilitates initiatives like AIDSWatch to ensure that local concerns are heard at the federal level, thus fostering a supportive network and creating a more fulfilling life for those affected. Generated from the website

The American Music Therapy Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Silver Spring, MD, dedicated to advancing public awareness of the benefits of music therapy and increasing access to quality music therapy services. Through research, advocacy, and education, AMTA supports the use of music interventions to address physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs in various healthcare and educational settings. Music therapists who complete approved degree programs and certifications work in diverse environments such as hospitals, schools, mental health centers, and nursing homes, providing individualized interventions to benefit children, adults, and the elderly with a wide range of conditions including mental health needs, developmental disabilities, Alzheimer's disease, and physical disabilities.Generated from the website