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Provides a meal in a group setting for senior citizens ages 60 years and older or persons 18-59 with disabilities. Contact NWAAA (660) 726-3800 or (888) 844-5626 for the nearest senior center in the area.

Provides financial management services

General health care for infants, children and adolescents.

Offering public access computers, remote access to electronic resources for library cardholders and on-line library catalog.

Health screenings are provided for the following: Cardiovascular, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV, Diabetes, Lead, and tuberculosis. Other screenings available upon request.

Public Housing: Manages and administers the public housing developments in Madison County, Illinois. Also, accepting applications for the waiting list for project based vouchers public housing rental assistance for the Woodland Park Apartments.

Assists with Medicare appeals and/or complaints.

Nursing Services: Health promotion, carry out MD's instruction in communicable diseases, maternal, child and school health services and Well Baby Clinics.

Community Disaster Education: Provides presentations to all age groups on a variety of emergency preparedness topics.

Provides a food pantry

Holds monthly support meetings for breastfeeding mothers and provides a 24-hour support line.

Provides a meal in a group setting for senior citizens ages 60 years and older or persons 18-59 with disabilities. Contact NWAAA (660) 726-3800 or (888) 844-5626 for the nearest senior center in the area.

Class cover topics such as the benefits and techniques of breastfeeding, family involvement and support

Purchase brand new shoes for school children.

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families provides benefits to families with needy children (due to death, desertion, mental or physical problems, or unemployment).

Offering youth and adult courses, such as literacy, job-training and art courses. Access to school-beat, neighborhood stabilization officers and community council members; also, social services provided.

One Percent loans made by USDA Rural Development up to $20,000 to very low income applicants to repair the home they now own, and grants made by USDA Rural Development up to $7,500 to very low income applicants to repair the home they now own to remove safety and health hazards. Grant recipients must be 62 years of age or older, and show they cannot afford a 1% repair loan.

Health screenings are provided for the following: Cardiovascular, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV, Diabetes, Lead, and tuberculosis. Other screenings available upon request.

• Family Case Management: Provides client assessment and referral for preventive health care screening and health education, services for pregnant women and children, assistance to help teen parents complete high school and intensive case management for high-risk pregnant women.

• HIV Consortium: Case management for individuals infected with HIV and AIDS. Eligible clients receive outpatient primary care and supportive services.

Missouri Career Center: One-stop career center providing employment services, education and training information, job training and family support services.

Provides outpatient services for individuals having substance abuse or substance dependence problems, strong family component.

Accepts donations of toys and games.

Information and referral service available.

Provides activities to help individuals to maintain and retain skills of independence while participating with a peer group in a safe and secure environment, includes pre-vocational training.

Support group for individuals and loved ones impacted by mental illness.