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Associations in North Dakota

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Dakota Boys & Girls Ranch Association, Minot
Minot / North Dakota / United States
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Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch provide services for at-risk children and their families. It offers a wide range of program and services that include co-educational treatment programs for boys and girls of ages 10 to 18 at Minot Youth Ranch. It offers a more than 60-bed facility that provides program and services for emotional, behavioral and academic difficulties, including addiction, dual diagnosis, sexual offenses and residential treatment programs. Additionally it provides therapeutic riding, a wildlife club, Camp Be a Parent and the National Youth Program. It has a private school for grades seven through 12 that offers special education, such as individual education and treatment plans. Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch also offers vocational training, job corps program and community-based services, and is located in Minot, N.D.
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Minot Multiple Listing Service
Minot / North Dakota / United States
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Lightowler Johnson Associates Inc, Fargo
Fargo / North Dakota / United States
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Full-service architectural & engineering firm with over 50 years of experience.Since 1954, Lightowler Johnson Associates (LJA) has been providing high quality architectural and engineering services for projects throughout the Midwest and nationwide. Our experience has encompassed a wide range of projects including government, correctional, recreational, educational, medical, industrial, biodiesel, hospitality, commercial and housing facilities. LJA offers a complete range of architectural, mechanical, electrical, civil, and structural engineering and surveying services.
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Steer Inc, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Welcome to STEER, Inc Here you will find out all about the mission of STEER, who is involved, how you can become involved, who are the mission societies that receive funds from STEER, and more. Feel free to browse the pages and let us know what you think and if you would like to become involved or if you have any questions please let us know. STEER, Inc is a non-profit evangelical, interdenominational, agricultural, mission fund-raising program. STEER, Inc is a service arm to missions around the world, dedicated to help financially strengthen and under gird all aspects of foreign missionary work such as individual missionary support, radio, literature, hospitals, Bible institutes, world relief, etc. through its member mission organizations. STEER, Inc is a three-way stewardship program involving the DONOR, FARMER/RANCHER, and MISSION SOCIETY. View STEER, Inc Video STEER, Inc has been in the ministry of MULTIPLIED GIVING for missions ever since its founding in Park River, ND in 1957. Evangelical and Interdenominational in scope, STEER is a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability. The goal of STEERs ministry is to assist existing missions organizations in a financial way so that they may follow their calling to bring about world evangelization. This non-profit organization works to bring together people ( Donors ) who provide the working capital ( UNITS ), these UNITS are invested with farmers and ranchers in the agricultural project of their choice. The farmers and ranchers contribution is the feed and care for the project. This program is especially helpful to farmers or ranchers who may desire to be actively involved in missions but who may lack the capital to expand their herds or acreage in order to support missions like they really want to. Working together, the Donors and the Farmers and Ranchers help to provide the funds for the Lords work so that the missionaries and mission projects that are the benefactors of this program can do what God has called them to and that is telling others about the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Family Institute, PC, Fargo
Fargo / North Dakota / United States
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Specialties Family Institute, PC provides confidential psychological healthcare at our Grand Forks, ND and Fargo, ND offices. Our provide services for individuals, couples, children and groups. We provide psychological assessments, testing, biofeedback, play therapy, court ordered evaluations, parenting investigations, parental capacity evaluations and disability evaluations. History Established in 1968. Family Institute PC is a confidential, psychological healthcare practice located in Grand Forks, ND and Fargo, ND. We have been serving adults, children and families in the Northeastern North Dakota and Northwestern Minnesota areas since 1968. We provide psychological care in a private, relaxed, and professional environment. Protecting client privacy is a priority. Our experienced and caring practice group consists of licensed clinical and counseling psychologists, psychology residents, licensed clinical social workers, and courteous and helpful office staff. We offer a wide array of assessment and therapy services. Family Institute PC welcomes new patients and referrals. We offer prompt day, evening, and weekend appointments Monday through Saturday. We are providers for most insurances, as well as EAPs.
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Community Connections, Williston
Williston / North Dakota / United States
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North Dakota Society Accountant, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Home Builders Association of Fargo-Moorhead photos
Home Builders Association of Fargo-Moorhead
Fargo / North Dakota / United States
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For more information about the HBA, its Board of Directors, or staff, click here to see our About Us section The mission of Home Builders Association of Fargo-Moorhead is to provide quality services, benefits and education to our members and the community. Striving to be a visible and proactive influence, the association represents the collective interests of the home building industry. The following video was created during the Associations 50th Anniversary celebration in 2007 to commemorate the associations long history and past successes.
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YMCA of Grand Forks photos
YMCA of Grand Forks
Grand Forks / North Dakota / United States
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Grand Forks YMCA Family Center features a gymnasium, swimming pool, aerobic conditioning center, racquetball court and nautilus area. It offers a variety of community and youth development programs. The organization offers activities, including swimming, basketball, yoga, racquetball and scuba diving. It provides personal training and fitness analysis and consultation services. Grand Forks YMCA Family Center also features a running track, indoor playroom, child care center and community meeting rooms. It also hosts several basketball, soccer and martial arts tournaments. In addition, Grand Forks YMCA Family Center conducts first aid, scuba diving, fitness and safety training classes. Operational for more than 20 years, the organization is located in Grand Forks, N.D.
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Northern Canola Growers Association photos
Northern Canola Growers Association, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Northern Pulse Growers photos
Northern Pulse Growers, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Legal Services North Dakota, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Theodore Roosevelt Nature & History Association, Medora
Medora / North Dakota / United States
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Scandinavian Heritage Association, Minot
Minot / North Dakota / United States
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Grand Forks Downtown Development
Grand Forks / North Dakota / United States
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The DDAs vision is a downtown that is stable and growing; encourages economic development and business diversity; is walkable and pedestrian friendly; and is safe and clean. This is a downtown in which business, residents and visitors can take pride, visit frequently, and use to its fullest potential.
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Pioneer Promo, Fargo
Fargo / North Dakota / United States
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Minot State Univ-Alumni Association photos
Minot State Univ-Alumni Association, Bottineau
Bottineau / North Dakota / United States
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Family Institute, Grand Forks
Grand Forks / North Dakota / United States
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Family Institute Psychological Healthcare* has been serving adults, children and families in Northeastern North Dakota and Northwestern Minnesota since 1979.We provide psychological care in a private, relaxed, professional environment. Protecting client privacy is a priority.Some of the areas we focus on include: Individual counseling Marriage and couple counseling Family Therapy Child Therapy Cognitive Therapy Behavior Therapy Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Biofeedback Our experienced and caring practice group consists of licensed clinical and counseling psychologists, psychology residents, licensed clinical social workers, and courteous and helpful office staff.Appointments should be scheduled in advance, and can be made by calling us. We are open weekdays and Saturdays.
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American Cancer Society, Fargo
Fargo / North Dakota / United States
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North Dakota Newspaper Association photos
North Dakota Newspaper Association, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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ABOUT NDNA The North Dakota Newspaper Association was founded in 1885 and acts on behalf of all of North Dakotas 80 weekly and 10 daily newspapers. NDNA represents its members and the public in legislative affairs protecting the publics right-to-know through open public meetings and open public records. NDNA also works for its members to secure and process advertising; offers a service of distributing news releases, and operates a service to clip news stories for organizations and individuals. Please contact us for information about our services or the newspapers of North Dakota. NDNA is governed by an nine-member Board of Directors elected by member newspapers. A structure of committees, whose members are volunteers, make recommendations to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors hires an executive director who oversees the associations operations.
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