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Computer lab that hosts programs for child and adult students. Classes include beginner's knowledge of Windows, Microsoft Office and other similar basic programs. Includes Adult Education, Vocational Skills, Resume-Building, personal Finance and Technology for youth and children.

Provides sport physical examinations for children.

Provides geriatric assessments that include a complete medical history and physical, reviews medications and nutritional supplements, vision, hearing and cognitive tests, and more.

Provides preventative care as well as the treatment of both acute and chronic conditions in children, services include immunizations.

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

Provides assistance in filling out some forms, like Medicare.

Client Services Department: Assists with water service bills. Bill must not exceed $1,000.00

Provides primary care services for preventive health and chronic illness management.

Advocacy is available to help people learn how to speak for themselves. Individuals are given information regarding their rights and how to exercise them on their own behalf.

Provides case management services to those in need.

NEK-CAP offers a "Tackling the Tough Skills" class which teaches job search, resume, budgeting, and soft skills.

Serves as a meeting place for justice organizations, including organizers, radicals and social change agents, to hold events.

Provides counseling services to families.

Health screenings are provided for the following: Cardiovascular, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV, Diabetes, Lead, and tuberculosis. Other screenings available upon request.

NAMI Ending the Silence for Students: A presentation designed for middle and high school students that includes warning signs, facts and statistics, and how to get help for themselves or a friend. Each presentation features a young adult with lived experience who shares their personal journey to recovery.

• NAMI Ending the Silence for Staff: A 90-minute presentation for school staff members or youth-serving organizations that includes information about warning signs, facts and statistics, how to approach students, and how to work with families.

• Crisis Intervention Team Training: A free 40-hour training for law enforcement officers, first responders, dispatchers, and other community partners. The training equips participants to effectively respond to individuals experiencing mental health crises with compassion and understanding. The goal is to ensure that people in crisis are diverted from jail, when appropriate, and instead, are connected to emergency, inpatient, or community-based mental health services. The CIT approach treats a person's illness with care, rather than criminalization.

• NAMI St. Louis HelpLine: A free, confidential mental health resource helpline

Provides a food pantry for seniors age 65 and older

Provides a voice for the missing and unidentified who can no longer speak for themselves.

Summer day camp for children, offering activities such as field trips, character development, swimming, and sports.

Provides counseling for pregnant women

Accepts donations of cups and dessert plates.

Providing a variety of services that address problems students may be having at home or in the community that are negatively affecting their performance in school.

Food Production Support Services Offers Food Production Support Services.

Utility Assistance - LIHEAP: Beginning November 2 for disabled and elderly household member, who may also be disconnected or under imminent threat to be disconnected from their electric service may apply for assistance.

• General public can apply for assistance starting December 1, or until funds are depleted whichever comes first.

Home Health agency providing Personal Care Attendants (PCA)

This office provides information and applications for food assistance.