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The St. Louis Area Diaper Bank will provide a one-time emergency supply of 25 diapers to families with children ages 3 and under. A child must be present to receive a supply of diapers. Supplies and sizes may be limited.

The goal of this program is to help the very low- and low-income homeowners to bring their dwellings up to standard through needed repairs. Call grant/loan details of the program.

Provides reduced-cost or free mammograms, breast exams and pap test to eligible Missouri women.

Organization dedicated to investigating and exposing psychiatric violations of human rights. Legal services and mental health services are not provided.

Provides diapers/Pull-Ups and baby wipes. Overnights may be available

Public health nursing services include case management and health education which focuses on issues such as asthma, lead, OB and newborns.

Accepts donations of toys and games.

Accepts donated baby diapers and new baby clothing.

Provides funds to assist working women with expenses to cover heating/propane bills. CAPACITY Funding is limited, call for details or complete application on the website at www.womeninneedoftheozarks.org

Provides free or reduced-cost pap tests to eligible Missouri women.

After completion of GED/HiSET's classes participants are assisted with achieving employment and/or post-secondary education enrollment.

Provides residential treatment services for adolescents having substance abuse or substance dependence problems.

A Clean and Health Bottom: Provides cribs to individuals or families with infants in need.

Crisis Hotline: Provides 24-hour telephone crisis intervention for victims and families concerning sexual violence.

A workshop to engage students, parents, faculty and staff about mental illness and mental health through education, awareness, increased peer support and access to treatment.

Provides storytimes and summer reading programs for children.

Provides vocational training and employment opportunities skills necessary to function in a job setting of food preparation, retail food packaging, cashier duties, janitorial and clerical tasks.

Provides tetanus shots.

Provides information about COVID-19.

Primary care for every family member, services include treatment for colds, flus, infections, high blood pressure, diabetes, wellness visits (immunizations, shots, cancer testing), work, school and sports physicals, DOT and other physicals, women's health (Pap smears, mammograms, STD testing/treatment), pregnancy care and family planning services, minor procedures, weight management, management of diabetes and high blood pressure, child health (pediatrics and adolescent care) and geriatric medicine.

The Missouri Care Options (MCO) program offers information to Missouri citizens about making choices regarding the variety of care options available to them when they may need long-term care. MCO offers home and community long-term care services to adults (18 years and older) who are Medicaid eligible, or potentially Medicaid eligible, and in need of assistance. The Department of Health and Senior Services is committed to helping people live as independently as possible. MCO also offers individuals who reside in long-term care facilities the option of home and community long-term care services if they qualify for care in a more independent setting.

Services aim to help individuals with disabilities learn or re-learn the skills needed for daily living and work activities.

Responsible for the control and extinction of fires in urban or wilderness areas.

Assists individuals with Food Stamps/SNAP Appeals/Complaints.

Dental care services include examinations and assessments, cleanings and fluoride treatments, sealants, restorative care, including fillings and crowns, extractions and sedation, including nitrous (gas).