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Unemployment insurance programs provide partial protection for workers against loss of wages during periods of involuntary unemployment.

Offers gynecological exams, pregnancy tests, PAP smears, breast exams, emergency and low-cost contraceptives, STD screening and treatment, and the HPV vaccine. Specially-trained nurse practitioners and physicians provide health exams in a pleasant and confidential atmosphere.

MoRx was created by the 93rd General Assembly to coordinate benefits with Medicare's (Part D) Prescription Drug Program, and to provide additional assistance for prescription drug costs to Missourians in need. MoRx pays for 50% of members' out of pocket costs remaining after their Medicare Prescription Drug Plan pays. It pays for 50% of the deductible, 50% of the co-pays before the coverage gap, 50% of the coverage gap, and 50% of co-pays in the catastrophic coverage. MoRx does not pay for the Medicare Part D Plan's monthly premium. MoRx uses the formulary of the Medicare Prescription Drug Plans. Any drug covered by a member's Medicare Drug Plan will also be covered by the MoRx plan. MoRx works with all Medicare Prescription Drug Plans. Dual eligible members will continue to have coverage for Medicare-excluded drugs through MO HealthNet. Medicare-excluded drugs include specific over-the-counter drugs, vitamins, minerals, limited cough and cold drugs, benzodiazepines and barbiturates as they are currently covered by MO HealthNet, as noted on the MO HealthNet Division Pharmacy pages. Extra help with paying for Medicare Part D costs is available from the Social Security Administration (SSA) for individuals with low income and limited assets. All dual eligibles automatically qualify for the extra help in paying for their premiums and co-pays. Other individuals may submit an application for extra help to the SSA.

Mobile food pantry located at 1005 W Worley St., Columbia, MO 65203.

Serves free meals to people in need.

Provides programs that evaluate an individual's capacity for self-care and his or her ability to function independently in the context of everyday living and which, where necessary, may recommend rehabilitative services (e.g., independent living skills instruction), supportive services (e.g., attendant care, personal care or home health care), or an alternative residential setting (e.g., an assisted living center or nursing facility).

• Family-to-Family Class: A free 8-session class for families, partners, and friends of individuals with a mental health condition. The course is designed to facilitate a better understanding of mental health conditions, increase coping skills and empower participants to become advocates for their family members.

• Family & Friends Seminar: A free two-hour seminar that informs people who have loved ones with a mental health condition how to best support them. Topics include, understanding diagnoses, treatment, and recovery, effective communication strategies, and community resources.

• Get to Know NAMI St. Louis Presentation: A free 60-minute presentation that can be offered anywhere in the community, or virtually, to spread the word about what NAMI St. Louis does and how it serves the St. Louis region.

• In Our Own Voice Presentation: A free 90-minute presentation by speakers who share personal testimonies of living with and overcoming the challenges posed by having a mental health condition. By broadening people’s knowledge of mental health conditions, we replace misunderstanding, fear, and judgment with insight, awareness, and acceptance. The presentation can be adapted to meet the special needs of the audience upon request.

• Mental Health in the Workplace Presentation: A free 90-minute presentation in which employers and employees can learn about mental health and ways to support their colleagues. Employers can be a great resource to their employees by providing opportunities for education, creating a mentally healthy workplace and supporting their employees who are living with a mental health condition.

• Peer-to-Peer Class: A free 8-session educational program for adults with mental health conditions who are looking to understand themselves and their recovery better. Taught by trained leaders with lived experience, this program includes activities, discussions, and informative videos.

• Provider Seminar: A free 4-hour workshop taught by a team consisting of an adult with a mental health condition, a family member and a mental health professional who is also a family member or has a mental health condition themselves. Provider introduces mental health professionals to the unique perspectives of people with mental health conditions and their families, helping them to develop enhanced empathy for their daily challenges and recognize the importance of including them in all aspects of the treatment process.

• Sharing Hope Initiative: A free three-part conversation series specifically for the Black/African American community, designed to introduce safe discussions on mental health and wellness within the Black/African American community, facilitated by those of the Black/African American descent.

Is responsible for overseeing the operation of public schools in the Ladue area.

• Provides one-on-one sessions with a professional counselor. These private sessions are focused on individual goals as a way to expand recovery tools. Each person receives an extensive assessment and treatment goals are individualized.

• Outpatient education and therapy groups are available. Most often therapy groups have six to eight members. Education topic groups are much larger and are often offered in a classroom style setting. The outpatient schedule is developed to meet the needs of each individual person.

Provides HIV counseling.

Provides required immunizations for all ages; also provides flu shot clinics.

Utility Assistance: Provides heating and cooling payment assistance seasonal.

Assistance for water and electric bills for eligible persons or families. Assistance is available to a household once per year (October 1 – September 30). The application period for each year is September 1 – August 31.

Assisted Living Facility provides 24 hour care to enhance the wellbeing of its residents.

Providing food for animals following the May 16, 2025 Tornado

Utility Assistance: Provides assistance to low-income individuals for electric bill assistance. Partial payments are made to avoid utility cut-offs.

Offer recreational activities for seniors. Includes weekly and monthly programs such as exercise programs and entertainment. Treadmill and Wii Fitness and Balance games are available.

Free monthly distribution: personal hiegene items to those in need.

Provides pregnancy counseling services to women who are pregnant or think they may be pregnant.

Provides breakfast and lunch to children when they do not have access to free or reduced-price lunches at school.

Circus Harmony: Provides circus entertainment, education and shows featuring a variety of circus arts.

Provides information about asthma and allergies including causes, diagnosis, treatment and more through outreach, meetings, seminars, publications, educational classes, etc.

Head Start program providing early education, health, nutrition and social services to children age 3-5 years old.

Vision screening and hearing screening is offered in the Elementary schools to Kindergarten, First and Third Graders as required, but at many schools is offered to all the students. CAPACITY No Restrictions

Provides a food pantry