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Montrose Counseling Center, founded in 1978, provides education, outreach, prevention and case management services. It is a nonprofit organization providing research and counseling services for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people and people suffering from HIV and AIDS. It has a professional staff consisting of psychotherapists, licensed chemical dependency counselors, psychologists and psychiatrists. The center offers a treatment through life programs, HIV and AIDS programs, chemical dependency treatment programs, anti-violence programs and programs for senior citizens. It provides education and information regarding sexually transmitted infections, chemical dependency, hepatitis and tuberculosis, and offers seminars on issues, such as homophobia and heterosexism. It provides services to prisons, half-way houses, inpatient and outpatient recovery centers, schools, social organizations, businesses and corporations, community and neighborhood groups, health care and legal organizations, and to churches and families. The center is funded by Texas Department of Health, Texas Department of Human Services and Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. Montrose Counseling Center is located in Houston.

The Laura Recovery Center Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Houston, TX that focuses on providing support and resources for families of missing children. Through community outreach programs and educational initiatives, the foundation aims to raise awareness about child safety and abduction prevention. Generated from their business information

Bay Area Turning Point is a non-profit organization based in Webster, TX, dedicated to advocating for an end to domestic and sexual violence. They provide a safe and confidential 24-hour hotline, as well as a range of services to assist individuals affected by abuse. Through their mission of promoting peace for every woman, child, and man, Bay Area Turning Point offers support such as counseling, legal advocacy, and resources for survivors to rebuild their lives. They rely on volunteers, donors, and community support to continue their vital work in helping those impacted by family and sexual violence.Generated from the website