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Provides special needs education and services to students through consultation, observations, screenings, and classroom support.

Accepts a wide range of donations that are not in need of repair; donations may be sold as a way to earn money for the program; automobile donations may be used in raffles or drawings; pick-up service can be arranged; contact Terry Booth - 417-782-7467

Offers broad range of information: topics include nutrition, business, personal budgeting, gardening, babysitting, 4-H youth, etc. Speakers available. If they don't have a specialist in their area, they work with other extension offices to find the program.

Individuals with disabilities are provided with tools and supports for their individualized job search, includes skill-building in resumes and cover letters, application advice, job readiness training classes, mock interviews, and retention supports for their first 90 days of employment.

Provides free legal representation to low income clients in a number of civil legal problems; criminal defense representation is not provided; they handle cases involving public benefits, housing, unemployment compensation, family, consumer, education, employment, health and other matters.

Pathways provides comprehensive mental health and substance abuse treatment and prevention services to pre-adolescent children through older adult populations. Also provides mental health diagnostic screenings.

Provides case management, community referrals and emergency assistance.

Provide comprehensive preventive, diagnostic, and treatment services for individuals who have diseases of or injuries to the feet.

Assists survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse/violence, stalking, or dating violence, plan, coordinate, and obtain supportive services.

Sex Addicts Anonymous and Sexual Compulsives meetings oriented to LGBT+ individuals.

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

Provides education on diabetes, TB (tuberculosis), communicable diseases, testing and screening and nutrition.

Provides resume assistance such as writing, job search techniques and more.

Provides emergency medical care and treatment to those who are experiencing acute health problems or traumatic injuries

Monthly Support Groups are held for foster, adoptive, relative and guardianship families in the St. Louis area. Adoption and foster care-related issues are the focus of these groups.

Prenatal Case Management: Pregnancy tests, referrals to services in the area, assistance with delivery arrangements and guidance throughout the pregnancy; temporary MC+ (Medicaid) cards and assistance with applications; call for more information.

Provides a building where fire engines and fire equipment are stored. Location provides space for training to firefighters so they can respond to fires.

Provides foster and adoptive children a stable, loving and nurturing family environment by support and advocacy for abused and neglected children and the families caring for them. Free training, support groups, crisis intervention, advocacy, and resource referrals are provided.

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.

Provides a mobile market to individuals in need. Drive through pick up.

Provides assessment of the initial child abuse referral, assignment of an appropriate response time, consultation with the family to determine the nature of the problem and emergency placement services if the child is removed from the family by the police.

Food pantry located in New Franklin, Missouri.

The Children's Division Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline Unit (CA/NHU) accepts confidential reports of suspected child abuse, neglect, or exploitation. Reports are received through a toll-free telephone line which is answered seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Any person may report, and anonymous reports are accepted from individuals who are not mandated by occupation to report. Calls of concern can be made to each county office. Instructions may be given for the reporter to call the toll free number of the CA/NHU for the call to be made into a formal report.

A 10-hour education program assists the client with domestic violence, workplace, assault, or aggressive behavior problems. The client explores various anger and aggression diversion management skills with emphasis on successful approaches to resolution of behavioral issues.

DCFS High Risk Wards: The Pathways program provides information and support, includes health referrals, nutrition education, prenatal self-care information, including labor and delivery, child development information and education (prenatal to age seven), parenting skills enhancement, developmental screenings, video Baby Book, childbirth education, independent living skills, intensive case management services for the teen and her family, advocacy, crisis intervention educational support and monitoring college/vocational job search assistance, counseling and recreational/cultural outings. All services are conducted in the home, home visits are conducted weekly or more frequently, based on need and a Participant Support Plan is developed with the teen.