About 10 Trademarks found that are owned by Resources For Human Development Inc.

Public advocacy to promote awareness of quality care aimed at improving the health status of the underserved, uninsured and vulnerable people

Health care services offered through a network of health care providers on a contract basis; Health counselling; Behavioral health services; Holistic health services; Managed health care services; Mental health services; Mental health therapy services; Providing health information; Urgent dental care center services

The mark consists of the wording "THE FAMILY PRACTICE" in stylized font, appearing above a ampersand centered in between two equal length horizontal bars, appearing above the wording "COUNSELING NETWORK" in stylized font, appearing above the wording "A PROGRAM OF RESOURCES FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT" in stylized font, all of which appears next to an image of a stethoscope which is stylized so that the upper portion resembles a heart.

THE FAMILY PRACTICE AND COUNSELING NETWORK A PROGRAM OF RESOURCES FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

"HUMAN DEVELOPMENT"

as to "RESOURCES FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT"

"WINE GALA"

Charitable services, namely, providing financial assistance to homeless individuals for housing using in-home smart technology; Charitable services, namely, providing housing to homeless individuals who frequently visit hospital emergency rooms; Charitable services, namely, providing housing directly to homeless individuals who receive emergency room service

TOGETHER, WE ARE BETTER

"DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS"

Assistance, advisory services and consultancy with regard to business planning, business analysis, business management, and business organization; Business organization advice; Business organization and operation consultancy; Consulting services in business organization and management; Corporate management assistance; Promoting public awareness of the need for reform of American corporations so as to exist to serve the common good of society; Promoting public awareness of the possibility of American corporations as engines of the common good of society

residential treatment facility for women and children, which provides meals and shelter to the homeless, mental health services, counseling in the field of chemical dependence and rehabilitation of chemical dependent women