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Provides quality reproductive health services and information about preventing unintended pregnancies and how to be reproductively healthy. Services provided include: Women's Health Services Well Women Exams Colposcopy & Biopsy Gynecological exams, including pap smears STI testing and treatment Cervical & breast cancer screening Birth control methods including Oral contraception (The Pill) Depo Provera (The Shot) Diaphragm Condoms Emergency contraception (following unprotected intercourse) Pregnancy testing, counseling & referral Infertility & genetic counseling & referral Hormone therapy Health and nutritional education Education on reproductive issues HPV immunizations

Administers Emergency Food and Shelter Program funds for agencies with emergency food, shelter and energy programs. The funds for this program are only available to agencies and are allocated through local community boards.

Provides reduced-cost or free breast exams to eligible Missouri women.

Provides one-on-one personal financial counseling; works out repayment arrangements with creditors; helps clients get relief from collector phone calls, over-limit fees, and late fees with credit card companies and other unsecured debt; assists with budgeting, debt management plans and credit education; provides pre-filing bankruptcy counseling.

Provides information about strokes for the general public, stroke care providers, and stroke patients. Information on the NIH rating scale for stroke severity, information and referrals to rehabilitation services and provides free brochures and educational materials. National Stroke Association can: Send you informational brochures and fact sheets Help you find a support group Send you a free copy of Stroke Smart Magazine Give you a copy of HOPE: The Stroke Recovery Guide,a publication for stroke survivors

Provides flu shots.

Food pantry located in Linn, Missouri.

Applicants may receive a grant paid to the provider of their home heating to pay a portion of their heating expense each year. Funding will open again beginning October for elderly and disabled (people will qualify if ANYONE in the home is disabled, not just the head of the household) Funding will open beginning November for all other low income applicants

Provides information about cancer, patient services, local resources and more.

Temporary Assistance (TA) is a monthly cash benefit to help families in need cover costs for their children, like clothing, utilities, and other services

Sells items such as household, clothing, furniture and more at low prices.

Provides a 24-hour suicide prevention hotline.

Provides treatment of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

Provides inspections of food service, childcare and lodging.

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.

Offers complete primary care services for the entire family, services include well-woman care including breast exams.

Services includes audiology evaluations.

Providing a public library.

Regularly scheduled visits from nurses and aides, support staff available 24 hours, 7 days a week. Many services available including spiritual counselors, social workers, hospice chaplains and bereavement services.

Responsible for management of wildlife resources.

Provides temporary lodging for families of seriously ill children and ill expectant mothers being treated at nearby Freeman Hospitals and Mercy Regional Medical Center. Van transportation is available to and from local hospitals, shopping, etc.; restrictions apply.

Provides car seat safety checks.

Provides confidential options counseling and information on pregnancy, adoption, and abortion by trained volunteers and staff. Also, provides referrals for ongoing OB/GYN care, housing, and various social services

Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Section for Special Health Services, Bureau of Special Health Care Needs (SHCN) provides services for children and adults with disabilities, chronic illnesses and birth defects. SHCN administers the Children and Youth with Special Health Care needs Program (CYSHCN), Healthy Children and Youth Program (HCY), Medically Fragile Adults (MFAW), and the Family Partnership. The Adult Brain Injury Program (ABI) servies adults with a history of traumatic brain injury.Service Coordination is available for all program participants. SHCN is supported by state and federal funding, while ABI is supported soley by state funding. Limited funding is available for paid services and SHS program services serve as the payor of last resort.

Provides medical assistance to children age 0 to 18 years