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Addiction Recovery Centers (ARC) provides outpatient services related to the misuse of alcohol and other substances for adults 18 and older. Its mission is to improve community health by providing accessible, effective assistance to those suffering from substance misuse. ARC offers substance abuse evaluation and assessment, outpatient programs, individual counseling, and education programs at locations in Elkhart, Goshen, LaGrange, and South Bend, Indiana.

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The Cognitive Connection began in 1995 when Clay, Wilson & Associates set out to help improve the lives of adolescents and adults living in the Unifour area. It provides integrated health and wellness services including primary care, behavioral health, care management, and adolescent services, and has been awarded contracts to develop and provide cognitive behavioral intervention, employment training, substance abuse treatment, education, and case management programs throughout North Carolina.

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Ethiopian Muslims Relief and Development Association (EMRDA) was established in 1994 as an NGO and legally re-registered with the Charities and Societies Agency in 2009 with the objective of preventing abject poverty and unemployment through participation and sustainable integrated development. It implements multidimensional development programs across 8 regional states and 80 Woredas of Ethiopia.

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The Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health is based at Duke University Medical Center. Founded in 1998, it conducts research, trains others to conduct research, and promotes scholarly field-building activities related to religion, spirituality, and health. It serves as a clearinghouse for information on the topic and supports dialogue between researchers, clinicians, theologians, clergy, and others. Harold G. Koenig, M.D., M.H.Sc., is the Director and Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences.

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