POST ROAD FOUNDATION Competitors

Everybody faces challenges in their lives. Nobody should have to face those challenges alone. Community Solutions makes sure they don't have to. For 50 years, Community Solutions has responded to the growing and changing behavioral health needs of children, families, and adults in Santa Clara and San Benito Counties. As the most comprehensive nonprofit human service provider in our region, we serve over 6000 individuals each year who are facing significant challenges due to mental illness, domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, substance disorders, severe family dysfunction, and homelessness. Our mission is to create opportunities for positive change by promoting and supporting the full potential of individuals, the strengths of families, and the well being of our community. We advance our mission by building emotionally healthy families, youth, and individuals, and increasing their interdependence, self-reliance, and safety. We provide wellness and recovery-based behavioral health services, empowerment-based domestic violence and sexual assault services, and strength-based prevention and intervention services.

BrightHorizons is an education management company based out of 2 Crown Court, Rushden, United Kingdom.

The Hope Institute is a 501(c)(3) institution which brings best practices for developing good character in students to schools in Alabama. The Hope Leadership Academy consists of day-long workshops as well as on-site consulting. Topics for sessions include: Purpose, goals, and character growth for school leaders; creating a foundation for character education in schools (core values, norms, mission, vision, create common language); understanding character development (cognitive, emotional, and behavioral); virtues defined and aligned to character development; creating a caring school community (student voice and student / parent engagement); assessment of school culture; and the eleven principles of effective character education. Participants learn from national leaders in character education, concentrate on the culture of the school, design character development plans for their schools, visit schools with character programs already implemented, and network with other school leaders.