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Accepts donations of children's clothing.

Provides counseling services to groups of individuals.

Public library

Offers family support, benefits navigation support, resources, referrals, workshops and education for caregivers of individuals with Down Syndrome.

Assists with job search and developing of job interview skills.

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.

Providing individual face masks for patrons.

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

Provides a wide range of services, programs, and collections to encourage lifelong learning.

Residential Placement and Program Services: Group residential homes provides personal care, medical care, dietary management, recreation opportunities throughout the community, occupational, physical and speech therapy as recommended to children with developmental disabilities. Services provided by trained staff and overseen by a Program Manager and a nurse.

The Evergy Ecomnomic Relief Program (ERP) is a program that provides a monthly credit of up to $65 per month on their monthly electric bill to qualified customers. Enrollment can take up to two billing cycles for credit to appear on their bill after the application is processed and the customer must remain current in payments to remain eligible for the program. The program is designed to help customers who need an extra hand due to changes in the economy. If a customer is disconnected for non-payment or becomes past due while on the program the assistance will be severed and they will need to re-apply with a fresh application.

Adult in-home respite care is provided.

Connects pregnant women to resources.

Provides services for unemployed veterans needing assistance re-entering the workforce. Services include entrepreneurial opportunities, networking events, career counseling, job training, and more.

Offers theatre performances. THP also invests in Columbia by presenting theater to local schools and other venues, and by supporting other local not-for-profit organizations.

Provide information to low-wage workers about their rights on the job, as renters, and as consumers. Our attorneys also represent low-wage workers (or help them secure outside counsel) when their rights have been violated. Low-wage workers can access our services by calling our legal help hotline and/or by attending our legal rights workshops. Low-wage workers who are experiencing harassment by debt collectors, abuse by a car dealership or finance company, shortages of their paychecks, discrimination on the job, denial of employment due to background checks, or problems with a landlord can seek assistance from us.

Organizations that establish central points where people can bring personal and household goods, office equipment and supplies and other items they wish to donate.

Provides emergency funding that addresses health, hunger, and hygiene issues for public school students. Examples of items that may be provided include toothbrushes.

Provides funds for rent or mortgage assistance; funding is limited; call for details.

Planning and holding events throughout the year that is for the betterment of the community.

One-time community grants or emergency financial relief for rent. Especially seeks to aid children.

Serves as a voluntary health organization that focuses on raising funds for health related research.

Emotional support, information and guidance provided and counselors can address troubling issues when severe and persistent mental health challenges are present or severe emotional disturbance exist.

Connects older adults, their family members and caregivers with agencies that can address their needs using their I&R resource data bank.