Episcopal Social Services (ESS) currently serves some 5,000 of New York City's most vulnerable residents annually through a broad range of programs in human services, including foster care and adoption, family preservation, early childhood education, after-school programs, group homes for developmentally disabled adults, and community re-integration of the formerly-incarcerated. For over 175 years ESS has pursued that mission in all boroughs of New York City, with a current emphasis on the Bronx and Manhattan, and a growing presence in Brooklyn. ESS is utilizing Intelex's Training Management Module.

Housing Works is the largest community-based AIDS service organization in the US, as well as the nation's largest minority-controlled AIDS service organization. Since its founding in 1990, Housing Works has provided lifesaving services such as housing, medical and mental health care, meals, job training, drug treatment, HIV prevention education, and social support to more than 20,000 homeless and low-income New Yorkers living with HIV and AIDS. Housing Works is utilizing Intelex's Training Management module.

Presbyterian Children's Village offers a safe haven for vulnerable youth. Since 1877, the Village has worked to provide dynamic, therapeutic outreach services and programs to promote healing. The Village serves about 10,000 individuals each year, encouraging healthy familial ties and strengthening the communities in the Greater Philadelphia region from its two facilities. The Rosemont campus houses the residential treatment facility for troubled teens and the Village's administrative offices. The Preheim Center in Southwest Philadelphia is the center for the most of the Village's community-based services. Presbyterian Children's Village is using Intelex’s Training and Licenses Suite.

The mission of the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center is to collect blood and tissue from volunteer donors and to provide the community with the highest quality health care at the lowest possible cost. South Texas Blood & Tissue Center uses the Intelex Training Management System.

The Center for Discovery offers individuals with significant disabilities, and their families, innovative educational, clinical, social, and living experiences designed to enrich their lives through personal accomplishment and increased independence. The Center for Discovery utilizes Intelex's Training Management and Document Control Systems.

Founded in 1869 as a home for abandoned children, The New York Foundling has continuously and conscientiously expanded its scope of programs to meet the changing needs of the communities they serve. The Foundling’s diverse network of programs works interactively to provide care for families with multiple social, economic, medical, and psychological needs. The New York Foundling Hospital is using Intelex’s Training Management Module.

The Valley of the Sun YMCA is a leading non-profit human service organization, serving all of Maricopa County, Flagstaff and Yuma. For more than 110 years, the Valley of the Sun YMCA has provided safe and caring environments, positive role models, creative activities and opportunities to serve the needs of others. These are the essential building blocks for strong kids, strong families and strong communities.