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Cooking Matters connects youth with food by teaching them how to prepare healthy meals on a limited budget. Classes meet for two-hour blocks, once a week for six weeks.

Water program that advocates for clean water, and water quality standards to protect Missouri's floodplains and wetlands.

Treats alcohol dependency including medical and psychiatric social work.

Provides information on leisure and recreation opportunities for individuals with an intellectual disability, family members and friends with an intellectual disability

Utility Assistance: Provides assistance to low-income individuals for propane, wood and natural gas assistance. Partial payments are made to avoid utility cut-offs.

Missouri is fortunate to have diverse natural and human resources, along with a sophisticated business base, from which to build a truly progressive 21st century agriculture and economy. The wide range of climate and topography and the availability of irrigation water in the state result in a considerable variability in crops produced.

Providing a public library.

Delivers non-perishable groceries; usually one bag per visit for family.

Assists with job search and developing of job interview skills.

Registered dietitians provide evidence-based information and strategies to meet the individuals needs. Works to incorporate changes into the lifestyle to make positive food choices that promote a longer, healthier life.

Provides preschool education services, teaching children academic and social skills to prepare them for kindergarten.

Assisting seniors age 60 years and older with signing up for the Senior Commodity boxes thru the USDA.

Provide a wide variety of services, from home health visits to health issue counseling, Immunization Clinics, blood pressure and blood sugar screenings, Well Baby Clinics, restaurant inspections, bioterrorism and emergency planning, well water testing, on-site sewer appraisals and permitting, and communicable disease investigation and more.

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.

Neighborhood Centers work with families and individuals to help them achieve self-sufficiency and stability. Services include emergency assistance, Life Skills workshops, one-on-one Family Support and Targeted Coaching, and referrals to other community programs. Governmental and community funds are used to provide food, rent, or mortgage assistance and utility bill assistance; funding is limited; call for additional details.

Adult substance abuse treatment, offers various levels of outpatient treatment.

NEMO Senior Citizens Services, Nutrition Program: Provides home delivered meals.

Provides primary medical care and basic dental services.

Energy Assistance provides financial assistance to help pay primary fuel source heating and cooling bills.

Services include: CSTAR, women's substance abuse treatment, speakers bureau, behavioral healthcare unit, outpatient services, community support, women & children comprehensive substance treatment and rehabilitation, community and court services program. Kennett office offers inpatient treatment program.

Head Start is a national child development program for children from birth to age 5, which provides services to promote academic, social and emotional development, as well as providing social, health and nutrition services for income-eligible families.

Residential treatment utilizing a combination of therapeutic services, such as individual/group/family therapy, psychiatric services, medical services and 24 hour supervision.

Providing information about the Monkeypox virus.

The Blind Pension program was established in 1921 and is financed entirely by state funds. This program provides assistance for blind persons who do not qualify under the Supplemental Aid to the Blind law and who are not eligible for Supplemental Security Income benefits. Each eligible person receives a monthly cash grant of $541, as well as state funded medical assistance.

Provides comprehensive oral health services to all ages, which includes oral screenings, cleanings, fluoride applications, sealants, periodontal therapy, Panorex of panoramic x-rays (full mouth x-rays), restorations, minor surgical procedures including extractions, removable prosthetics and dentures.