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

Provides assistance with personal care, such as bathing, grooming, mouth care, clothing care, ambulation, seating, toileting, housekeeping (changing bed linens or other chores that are essential to the individual's health and comfort), food preparation and nutritional and environmental support.

Enhanced Case Management (ECM): provides intensive care coordination and support to individuals who have been impacted by a federally declared disaster with complex needs to improve health outcomes and quality of life.

Environmental Health Protection Division: Offers a variety of environmental health services, including tap water testing to detect the presence of hazardous chemicals or other pollutants.

Provides supplies to meet the basic needs of children and infants, including diapers and wipes.

Primary care for every family member, services include obesity and weight management.

Houses fire equipment and trains firefighters necessary for a quick and efficient response to fires when they occur.

The Division of Comprehensive Psychiatric Services divides Missouri into 25 service areas. Each area has a Community Mental Health Center which provides psychiatric services to individuals in need; and is designated as the division's Administrative Agent. These Administrative Agents serve as the primary entry and exit point for state mental health services.

Creating wealth for communities by assisting business start-ups and helping businesses remain competitive and prosperous.

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

Provides assistance with personal hygiene (bathing, and grooming), clothing care, housekeeping, and food preparation.

Provides assistance with electric bills. ECIP does NOT have funding LIHEAP DOES have funding CAPACITY No Restrictions

Provides occupational therapy services to individuals who are recovering from brain, stroke, or spinal cord injuries, amputations, complex orthopedic inquires and other conditions.

Offers comprehensive mental health services to children, youth, adults, and their families. Through a wide range of programming and professional staff, Clark Center offers skilled assistance and support to children, teens, and adults experiencing behavioral or emotional health challenges.

Prescription Drug Program: Working with Rx Outreach provides a 90 to 180 day renewable prescription is submitted through our 143 participating parish conferences, based on prescriptions written by physician, clinic or hospital. Vouchers are mailed and Rx is mailed to clients.

Lifeline Alert System: Notifies emergency personnel in case of fall, medical emergency, or any other emergency of elderly living in their homes.

Our center is focused on the education, social and physical development of children between the ages of 6 weeks – 6 years old. Our goal is to prepare your child for kindergarten and a successful future!

Health Screening and Evaluation: Services provided to assist individuals to secure and maintain a favorable condition of health by helping them identify and understand their physical and mental health needs and to secure and utilize necessary medical treatment. The focus of this service is on identifying and evaluating the health needs of older persons and linking them to the health care system, not on diagnosis, monitoring and treatment.

Provides free Thanksgiving dinners at 1715 North Boonville Avenue on the 1st floor.

Serves as an elementary school

Provides vocational evaluation services to determine appropriate vocational goals and identify barriers which may interfere with success. May include vocational counseling and exploration, testing, work samples, trial tours and community based assessment.

Family Networking is a program of Children's Craniofacial Association in Family members are connected with other family members to share emotional support, discuss problems and identify resources. Many families that have a member with a craniofacial condition feel alone and secluded. Being able to communicate with other parents, siblings, or patients can help family members feel part of a larger community with others who are ready to help them through rough times. CAPACITY No Restrictions

Bank On Save Up initiative to connect unbanked and under-banked families to banking services and financial education in order to increase savings and improve financial stability.

Provides a public library

Provides client need assessment, initiation and monitoring of appropriate services for veterans and their dependents under limited circumstances.