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Provide resources for individuals when their insurance, family finances and all other resources have been exhausted. These resources may be for therapy equipment, specialized clothing, sensory tools, special car seats, helmets, glasses, dental care, and the list can be very diverse.

Offers a broad range of full and part-time courses to prepare for trade and technical fields of work.

Alphapointe is Kansas City's largest employer of people who are visually impaired. We also provide a variety of services to help those with vision loss secure employment in the community.

Services offered through the Senior Centers include noon-time congregate meals, home-delivered meals to surrounding communities, social, recreational, and educational activities.

Collects chemical and biological data on urban streams to assess stream health, data is available on the City of Springfield's website at www.springfieldmo.gov/stormwater.

Provides assistance with GED instruction.

Offers voluntary, temporary placement of children under seven years of age in private, licensed foster homes.

Counseling for adult victims of sexual assault, their significant others, adolescent, non-offending family members and friends.

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

May be able to provide up to $100 to assist with electric utility bill assistance.

Provides affordable spay/neuter services to animal shelters, rescues, feral cat caregivers, and owners who could not otherwise afford to have their animals spayed or neutered.

Support Groups: Health-related educational programs, support and social groups are available for patients and families. Meetings provide speakers and group discussions, include Sharing Losses and Breast Cancer support groups.

Provides gynecological exams and assist women in obtaining obstetric care.

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

Provides prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, and first aid supplies.

Accepts donations of baby clothing and diapers.

A mail forwarding service for survivors of domestic abuse, sexual assault and/or stalking. Provides a substitute address when creating new records with state and local agencies and the courts and acts as a mail forwarding service.

Children and teens are placed in private, licensed homes that provide therapeutic, highly structured care within a family setting. The client then lives in the Therapeutic Foster Care family home and attends school within the family's community. Case managers conduct weekly face-to-face meetings with the child or youth and provider.

Community clinic that provides pap tests.

Accepts donated goods such as: clothing (may be unusable, will bundle), furniture, electronics and appliances (that are in working order), adaptive equipment, household items, toys and games, books, personal care/grooming supplies, household cleaners, sports equipment, baby clothes and baby items. *Clean, gently used, WORKING, appliances and furniture. CAPACITY No Restrictions

Assists with Medicaid appeals and/or complaints.

Public health department providing information on various vaccines. For information about testing and vaccines for Monkeypox please go to https://www.cdc.gov/poxvirus/monkeypox/index.html

Neighborhood Experiences is an 8-week, career-oriented and community-based, youth employment training project. Our main focus is career exploration and awareness through volunteering within local communities. This project provides a space for participants to actively engage in hands-on workplace practices to further employability. Individuals will gain employment skills, form new relationships, and explore opportunities in their community. By empowering individuals to attain their objectives within this project they will lay the groundwork for their success in real-world work environments. The Neighborhood Experiences project is for individuals, ages 13 to 20, who strongly desire to obtain employment following high school. Participants must have a diagnosis of an intellectual or developmental disability, reside in St. Louis County or St. Louis City, and be returning to high school in the fall to participate in the project. Individuals will expand their social network and create a professional resume and portfolio. Staff ratio is one to two.

Food Stamp Program: Each participating household receives a Missouri Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card to purchase any food and food products including seeds and plants to grow food. The SkillUP Program: Offers Food Stamp recipients in Missouri the opportunity to gain skills, training and work experience.

Offers nutritious hot meals at senior center.