Social services programs that provide assistance to older adults, people with disabilities, and other vulnerable individuals who are in immediate danger due to physical or emotional abuse and unsafe living conditions.

Programs within the criminal justice system that have legal custody of prisoners and provide movement between facilities or jurisdictions.

Programs that help individuals and the general public prevent and protect themselves against crime.

Programs that encourage the public to provide information which may lead to the arrest, prosecution, and conviction of people who have committed crimes.

Programs that provide support for inmates and those who are preparing for their release.

Programs that offer counseling and activities to keep at-risk youth out of the juvenile justice system.

Government offices that provide immigration and naturalization services and benefits.

Programs that offer opportunities for non/limited English-speaking adults to become competent in the English language.

Programs that provide temporary shelter and other services for refugees and immigrants who have no other housing arrangements.

Provides information and assistance for non-citizens to access government programs and social services.

Government-appointed nonprofit organizations that provide resettlement services for refugee populations.

Support groups whose members are immigrants, refugees, and other newcomers who meet to solve the problems and issues they have in common.

Programs that provide assistance to help parents fulfill their obligations to support their children and enforce payments of child support.

Programs that provide legal assistance to victims of human trafficking.

Organizations that advocate and support the rights of individuals who identify as LGBTQ+.

Programs that ensure the safety and well-being of individuals who are vulnerable to abuse, neglect, and/or exploitation.

Programs that provide information and assistance to tenants and/or landlords involved in rental-housing disputes.

Programs that provide an impartial third person to rule over a hearing and issue an award that is agreeable to both parties. // Programs that provide a neutral third person to guide discussions between two parties and helps them to make their own settlement decision.

Programs within the court system, or that cooperate with it, to carry out the administrative duties required for trial.

Programs that help victims of crimes and their families with healing and navigating the legal system.

Programs that provide legal counseling and/or representation for low-income individuals in need of assistance with routine legal matters.

Programs that handle reports of missing people and assist in the investigations for finding them.

Community-based programs that provide congregate living arrangements and a wide variety of counseling and supportive services for recent ex-offenders.

Programs that provide guidance for people who have recently been released from prison.

Programs that help ex-offenders prepare for, find, and retain paid employment.

Support groups whose members are people who have been incarcerated and are seeking support in returning to the community and remaining crime-free..

Programs that surgically remove tattoos that represent gang affiliations or other associations with which the individual no longer identifies.