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CNE’s Mission: To equip and empower nonprofits to excel CNE’s Vision: A thriving Middle Tennessee community elevated by the impact of sustainable nonprofits The Center was created in 1986 by the Frist Foundation and the United Way of Metropolitan Nashville to improve the skills of nonprofit executives in Middle Tennessee. This simple concept has blossomed into a full set of training, consulting and evaluation programs that meet the education and management needs of our growing nonprofit community. The Center now provides a home to Middle Tennessee’s nonprofit leaders by offering a place to relax, to share triumphs, and to find solutions to problems. It is a place for nonprofit board members, executives and staff to learn how to enhance their services – and for the community to appreciate and recognize the enormous positive impact made by these nonprofit agencies.

The Center for Nutrition & Health Impact is the only independent non-profit research center of its kind with expertise in measurement and evaluation of public health nutrition-related programs. Nationally, we offer process and outcome program evaluation, including the development and implementation of mixed-methods approaches. We advise on appropriate and feasible theoretical frameworks within a socioecological model to build evidence-based plans that are within your budget and feasible, yet also scientifically rigorous. You could benefit from our evaluation expertise if you are: - Looking to measure change created by your public health program. - required by a funder to get a third-party evaluation, - are exploring options for program expansion, - or if you are a funder looking to ensure that your investments are having a positive effect on your community. Types of Services We Offer: - Evaluation Planning - Assessment (to support Intervention Planning) - Measures Development and Data Collection - Data Analysis - Deliverables - Specialty Skills (such as developing and/or modifying survey items and testing for validity and reliability, developing and modifying techniques specific to diet and physical activity assessment, evaluating technical assistance, among others)

The mission of the Center for Organizational Responsibility and Advancement (CORA) is to support the development of educational and training professionals

Many people go from specialist to specialist to try to alleviate uncomfortable or painful symptoms. The problem is that many of your physical ailments are interconnected, which can be very discouraging. The Center for Orofacial Myology combines trained professionals in various specialties that work together to identify the source of your health concerns, make a treatment plan, and give you the relief you have been seeking. When it comes to feeling better, at the Center for Orofacial Myology, we know you want to finally improve the quality of your life. The problem is that many of your physical ailments are interconnected, which makes you feel discouraged. We believe you should not have to go from specialist to specialist to alleviate your painful symptoms. We are trained professionals in various specialties that work together to identify the source of your health concerns, make a treatment plan, and give you the relief you have been seeking. Here’s how to get started: 1. Schedule your Free Consultation 2. Receive a comprehensive evaluation with trained professionals 3. Make an individual plan of action 4. Feel better than you ever have Schedule a free consultation today so you can stop feeling frustrated about your symptoms. Instead, find relief and live a healthy, quality life

Our Mission: By amplifying diverse lived experiences and patient-generated ideas for change, the Center for Patient Partnerships transforms healthcare to prioritize the well-being of patients, families and communities. Our interdisciplinary approach combines experiential education, action research, advocacy and systems change.

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Center For Personal Protection & Safety (Cpps)

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Center for Physical Therapy and Exercise (CPTE) has been a trusted provider of expert physical therapy in Southern New Hampshire for over 30 years. With a commitment to evidence-based care and compassionate treatment, we help patients move better, recover faster, and live healthier lives. We specialize in general orthopedics, pelvic health, sports medicine, vestibular, and aquatic therapy, delivering personalized, hands-on care that achieves real results. Our sports medicine program supports athletes at every level, and we are proud to partner with leading physicians, healthcare providers, and local high schools to promote injury prevention and peak performance. With 8 locations and growing, CPTE is more than just a physical therapy practice—we are a trusted healthcare partner. Our dedicated team of clinicians thrives in a supportive, growth-focused environment, ensuring both patients and professionals reach their full potential. CPTE is a proud member of Fusion Physical Therapy Partners—a network of independent, PT-owned practices— and remains committed to clinical excellence, innovation, and patient-centered care.

The Center for Practical Bioethics is a nonprofit, free-standing and independent organization nationally recognized for its work. Since 1984, the Center has helped patients, families, healthcare professionals, policymakers and corporate leaders grapple with ethically complex issues in medicine and research.

 Our mission - to raise and respond to ethical issues in health and healthcare - requires us to be proactive. To call attention to ethical issues and to develop programs, policies and publications that address them and achieve common ground. The results? Reasoned, real-world responses to ethically complex situations and, ultimately, improved health outcomes and peace of mind. 

The Center's work is led by staff representing multiple disciplines and a variety of expertise and supported by a committed Board of Directors. Focus areas in 2021 include: ETHICS EDUCATION & CONSULTATION - Services include: bioethics education for clinicians and students; ethics consultation services in hospitals and health systems, and ethics guidance in response to calls from individuals to policy leaders. We also lead the KC Regional Ethics Committee Consortium, present community lectures and symposia, and publish and archive a Bioethics Library of 4,000 items that receive 750,000 pageviews/year. ADVANCE CARE PLANNING & SERIOUS ILLNESS - The Center helps thousands each year to prepare for the uncertainties of advancing illness and to make their end-of-life wishes known through advance care planning. We are also building coalitions and training providers across Missouri and Kansas in adoption of a form that translates patient goals of care into physician orders that follow the patient. EMERGING ISSUES AND SYSTEMS CHANGE - Current focus areas: Population Health & Deliberative Democracy, Artificial Intelligence, and PAINS-KC.

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Our mission is to help all people - women, men, and children - to live free from violence and abuse. The Center for Prevention of Abuse (CFPA) is the only agency in the state of Illinois to provide combined, comprehensive free and confidential services to women, men and children, of all ages, who have been affected by domestic violence, sexual assault/abuse, human trafficking, or elder abuse. CFPA also provides Adult Protective Services to disabled individuals, between the ages of 18-59, who have been affected by abuse. Additionally, CFPA provides school based prevention education to nearly 36,000 students annually, with programs on body safety, anti-bullying, conflict resolution, and healthy relationships. CFPA has two domestic violence shelters in Peoria and Pekin, offices in the Peoria, Tazewell, and Woodford County Courthouses to assist with Orders of Protection and facilitates an abuser re-education classes are offered in another Peoria office. Medical advocates are available 24/7 to respond to victims of sexual assault and/or domestic violence who obtain medical treatment in the emergency departments of area hospitals. Annually, CFPA serves more than 5,000 individuals seeking peace.

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