AABA of Dane County's Mission is to address African American breastfeeding disparities through dissemination of information, research, consultation, and support so that every African American family will make well-informed decisions regarding the choice to breastfeed.

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Helping people navigate the mental health and wellness aspects of their life in a way that honors culture, family, community, and faith.

Community Action Coalition for South Central Wisconsin is a nonprofit working to end poverty and help people live better lives.

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EOTO Culturally Rooted is a community recovery organization led by certified peer support specialists. We take a holistic approach to individual and community wellness. Our programs and are founded within eight dimensions of wellness.

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Healing Our Hearts is focused on removing the misconception related to loss by creating healing conversations around the cycle of life while acknowledging the emotions and feelings associated with bereavement.

JFF has three primary areas of focus:

• Individual/Family:  Working directly with families to offer support or make connections to resources
• Community:  Collaborating with area partners to build capacity around issues important to people living in the community.
• System/Organizational:   Helping network area agencies, non-profits, faith-based organizations, and others to better connect families to available resources and opportunities.  Whenever possible, we encourage collaboration across agencies to improve services and support available to families.

Meadowood Health Partnership identifies Covid-19, Diabetes, and High Blood Pressure as just a few of the common chronic diseases prevalent in society today.

Porchlight strives to reduce homelessness in Dane County by collaborating with the community to provide shelter, affordable housing, and supportive services that eliminate barriers and empower the individuals and families we serve.

Working with the community to enhance, protect, and promote the health of the environment and the well being of all people.

We energize, mobilize and support Black Women to transform their health and their lives through education, advocacy, support, and powerful partnerships.

Our mission is to ensure that African Americans and other community members are educated, employed and empowered to live well, advance professionally and contribute to the common good in the 21st Century.

Our mission is to foster, develop, and strengthen Black economic power, Black families’ self-sufficiency, community leadership, advocacy, and family success through transformative education, psycho-educational, community engagement, trauma response, healing, and cultural heritage.

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YWCA Madison is committed to eliminating racism and empowering women. The way we pursue this commitment is by seeking justice over charity, empowerment over enabling. It is instilled in everything that we do and the propels how we do our work. Our goal is to eliminate barriers that exist for individuals looking to become self-sufficient, expand the thinking of individuals looking to explore privilege and advocate around issues that most affect marginalized communities.

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