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The SkillUP program provides SNAP participants opportunities to gain skills, training, or experience that will improve their ability to attain employment and decrease their dependency on public assistance programs. The intention of the SkillUP program is rapid attachment to work that leads to self-sufficiency for individuals and families. The program offers job search training, education, and supportive services to participants. The SkillUP program provides short-term training in the quickest possible time in order to lead to employment. Training should be completed within one year or less, must align with the participant’s employment plan, and lead to employment and self-sufficiency.

Class covers infant and child CPR, and response to a choking infant or child

Provides flu vaccines.

Y Club: Before and after school enrichment program supplements what kids learn in school, as well as provides an opportunity for kids to participate in interactive learning models that engage critical thinking skills, obtain assistance with homework from trained YMCA staff and socialize with other children that enhance their development, growth and self-confidence.

Preschool classroom available for children age 3-5 years with hearing loss.

Church that serves as a place of worship.

Provides dialysis, IV therapy, hospice, wound care, dentist, ophthalmologist, podiatrist, primary care physician, psychiatrist, nursing care, visiting, barber/beauty shop, laundry, pharmacy, therapeutic diets, transportation, occupational, physical and speech therapies.

Vocational Rehabilitation counselors provide career guidance to people with disabilities who are seeking employment or advancement in their current jobs.

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

Immunizations are given for the following diseases: Diphtheria, Pertussis/Tetanus, Td, Polio, Measles, Mumps/Rubella, HIB, Hep B, Varicella, Prevnar, Hep A, Influenza, and Meningococcal.

MO HealthNet program: assists individuals with Medicaid appeals and complaints.

Provides a 24-hour hotline for individuals facing a mental health or substance abuse crisis.

Community action agency that provides emergency assistance to people in crisis; addresses the causes of poverty through programs that fight unemployment, inadequate housing, poor nutrition and lack of educational opportunity; and provides training in advocacy skills.

Provides in home hospice care.

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

Providing a drop-off location for over-the-counter and prescription drugs and opioids.

Operates or funds programs and facilities for the treatment of psychiatric problems, developmental disabilities, drug and alcohol abuse, etc. in Missouri.

Accepts donations of household items such as furniture/home furnishings.

Provides a food pantry

Eligible clients receive a comprehensive home assessment including repair or replacement of caulking, heating systems, insulation, primary doors and windows.

Provides preventative dental care including exams, x-rays, cleanings, and fluoride treatments.

Provides in home supports to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to those living independently. Services may include money management, shopping, doctor appointments, etc. Hours will vary depending on case.

Providing a drop-off location for over-the-counter and prescription drugs and opioids.

Provides educational materials for the public and professionals about Parkinson disease, including books, pamphlets and DVDs.

Loans made by USDA Rural Development to low and very low income applicants to buy, build or repair homes--payments may be subsidized.