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Provides flu immunizations for children and adults.

Provides free or reduced-cost mammograms to eligible Missouri women.

Provides TB testing.

Help insulate and repair homes to make them more energy efficient.

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.

Provided through the Early Head Start home visitation program. Weekly in-home visits from a family educator who provides early education, physical and mental health, nutrition, social services and transportation to secure health care and linkage to community services.

Provides home health aide services.

Case Management: Provides assessment of the clients needs and then initiates and monitors appropriate services as needed.

Provides case management and emotional support to pregnant women who are experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, substance use recovery, or other crisis situations.

Provides thrift store in Waynesville CAPACITY No Restrictions

Gentry & Worth Counties Joint Back-to-School Fair: Back to school fair for income qualified students grades K-12. Students are provided with a backpack, school supplies and hygiene products and more. The Gentry/Worth Counties Back to School Fair is scheduled for Wednesday, August 12 from 1-2:30 at Hudley Whaley, 1109 S. Birch St. Albany. Attendance last year: 78 kids from 32 families Must register with the Gentry or Worth County Director and be a client of Community Services, Inc. to attend.

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.

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.

Provides formula and baby food items to women who are pregnant or think they may be pregnant.

Provides a sheltered workshop for disabled adults, some tasks include furniture refinishing, assemble eggs, light assembly and lawn service.

Provides STD treatment services.

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

Provide worship services, Sunday school classes and other religious services.

Home Ownership Counseling: Provides counseling to prospective homeowners on the purchasing of a home.

MoRx is a prescription drug program that provides additional assistance for prescription drug costs to Missourians in need.

Provides emergency food and a monthly food distribution.

Offers a cooling site for individuals during declared heat emergencies.

The Labor Department provides various types of support to local Labor Unions. Those currently paying dues to a union may be eligible for temporary financial assistance if they are in financial crisis.

The Missouri Board of Probation and Parole, as an essential part of the criminal justice system, is to provide for the professional assessment and release of offenders and their supervision in the community, using appropriate treatment, sanctions, and controls, with the primary consideration being promotion of public safety.