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Individuals or families needing to place their child(ren) into foster care should contact the office to discuss options. Also receives and reviews applications for families who would like to adopt or foster a child(ren)

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

Problem and Compulsive Gambling Program: conducted by state and national certified gambling counselors. The program consists of both group and individual counseling.

Case management program includes stabilization assistance, short-term goal setting and information and resources.

Provides advocacy services to ensure individuals with epilepsy seizure disorders have access to educational programs, health care, accessible housing and more.

Early Head Start: Child development services including education, health, nutrition, mental health, and parental involvement.

Provided through the Early Head Start home visitation program. Weekly in-home visits from a family educator who provides early education, physical and mental health, nutrition, social services and transportation to secure health care and linkage to community services.

Case management is provided and can include helping people apply for public benefits.

WIOA Adult Program: Provides work-readiness training for adults, funded through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014.

Utility Assistance: Provides assistance to low-income individuals for electric bill assistance. Partial payments are made to avoid utility cut-offs.

"Celebrate Recovery" is a 12-step program designed to help any individual with any type of "hurt, habit, or hang-up" even if it is not drug or alcohol related.

Provides blood pressure and sugar checks and TB, STD, and HIV/AIDS tests.

Basic health and disease screenings are provided to individuals for the diagnosis, prevention and control of various diseases and conditions.

Individuals or families needing to place their child(ren) into foster care should contact the office to discuss options. Also, receives and reviews applications for families who would like to adopt or foster a child(ren).

Diabetes Prevention Program: Helps participants learn about diabetes, making healthy eating choices and physical activity habits to reduce the risk type 2 diabetes.

Provides psycho-social rehabilitation services focusing on chronically mentally ill adults.

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

Provides household goods vouchers to the St. Vincent DePaul thrift store to those who are unable to purchase the goods on their own.

City of Fayette Resident and Visitor information.

The Division of Youth Services (DYS) is the state agency charged with the care and treatment of delinquent youth committed to its custody by one of the 45 Missouri juvenile courts. DYS programs are established to provide the mandated services enumerated in Chapter 219.016 in the Revised Statutes of the state of Missouri. These services include assessment, care and treatment, and education of all youth committed to its care. Toward this end, DYS operates treatment programs ranging from non-residential day treatment centers through secure residential institutions. Additionally, DYS administers the Interstate Compact on Juveniles, operates an accredited school program, and maintains a statewide statistical database of juvenile court referrals. DYS is administratively organized into one central office and five regional offices.

Provides information about whether individuals are eligible for Medicaid.

AARP sponsors activities to improve life for older Americans, to help them live a life of dignity, independence, and purpose, and to promote a more positive image of the aged.

Family development case management designed for families which may need extra support to achieve their goals.

Sunday Friendship: Social group for adults with disabilities setting personal goals while staff help individuals work towards achieving the goals. Activities include: Game days; Six Flags; Bingo; Bowling; Movies; Nature; Holiday Parties; and more.

The Adoptive Parent Network (APN) is a support group for parents of adopted children than meet monthly. The group is facilitated by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and an Adoptive Parent.