To foster, support, and initiate the improvement and development of the health care objectives of washoe barton medical clinic, inc. (dba carson valley health) and any of its affiliated facilities.

Nevada non-profit corporation which operates as the sole hospital in the county.

Provide safe housing and assistance to women in need and their babies. introduce residents to gospel of jesus christ.

The organization receives monetary donations to purchase food and receives donated food from the general public and from supermarkets in the area. the food is distributed to qualified individuals and families who have received food vouchers from the local social services.

The mission of family support council is to provide education, prevention and intervention services to support growth and development of healthy families

Education/promotion of quilting

To promote and develop public health leaders across nevada

Douglas animal welfare offers three community assistance programs: 1)fix-a-family pet program offers a low-cost copay to individuals that have domestic dogs and/or cats in their homes that have not been spayed or neutered. we contracted with local veterinarians to give us a break in their charges so the owners pay $30-$60 copays per dog or cat and dawg absorbs the $90-$150 spay/neuter charge and the $15 rabies shot. this has resulted in the spay/neuter of nearly 100 domestic dogs and 150 domestic cats. also offering 2)fix a pit bull program as well as 3)providing low income residents with medical care for pets 3) found cat program - provides temporary housing for found stray cats/kittens pending admittance to dcacs 4) tnr program to pay for spay/nueter of feral cats including rabies and fvrcp vaccinations 5) veterans assistance to pay for the spay/neuter of dcacs animals adopted by veterans.

To educate parents and congregations about how to help their children develop a relationship with god. lrm produces audio materials and delivers seminars on this topic.

To support emotional healing through equine interaction and provide safe and restorative homes for retired racehorses.

The society operates two museums