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Assists people with disabilities in learning skills and accessing available services to be able to live an independent, full life. Classes include food preparation, low vision training, living with hearing loss, computer education, First Aid, CPR, legislative advocacy, setting up personal budget plans, shopping affordably, vacation planning, and additional subject as requested. Young adults with disabilities transitioning from high school to the adult work world can attend classes about the workplace and personal life skills.

Provides education and support to people affected by traumatic brain injury. Resources include online videos on brain injury basics, functional TBI assessments, and tools and treatment options.

Provides support groups for domestic violence survivors to share their experiences in a safe, nonjudgmental, confidential, and open environment.

Provides clothing for individuals and families in need. Also provides newborn kits and emergency foster care kits as available.

Provides a list of mental health professionals and support groups that help moms and parents before and after pregnancy. The listed resources can help with depression, anxiety, infertility, miscarriage, birth trauma, and more. Includes filters for insurances accepted, languages spoken, telehealth options, and county.

Provides a supervised group where youth perform court-appointed community service hours as well as other obligated restitution requirements.

Offers short-term problem resolution counseling for life challenges such as work, stress, relationships, life transition or adjustment, parenting or child development, mild depression, financial, etc. Available for active duty military, guards, reservists or family members of active duty military.

Health care coordination, case management, and prescription assistance for uninsured children, families, and adults including health education, and specialty care coordination.

Volunteers introduce girls to new experiences to aid in new capabilities, providing training and ongoing support, including roles of Troop Leader/Co-Leader, Troop Supporter (family and friends), Cookie Volunteers, Volunteer Trainers, Service Unit Leadership Team Volunteers, and Camp/Seasonal Volunteers.

Responsible for the supervision of offenders being released from prison on parole. Also offers transitional services, including re entry programs such as the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (RSAT) and Parole Access to Treatment (PATR) programs.

One-time supportive payment to assist with work expenses and to alleviate circumstances that impede ones ability to begin or continue employment.

Provides an 8-hour mental health awareness course for anyone interested.

Provides an education class on how to support someone who has a mental illness. The class is 8 hours long and is split into 2 days.

Programming for toddlers and children including Lego Club and story times available each week.

Helps people who may be at risk for prediabetes or diabetes to enroll in the CDC diabetes prevention program.

Provides in-person support groups and phone support groups for those struggling to overcome drug addiction.

Provides the Social Security Retirement Benefit that partially replaces a person's monthly income when their work hours are reduced or they stop working completely.

Weekly group to support and educate family and friends in recovery.

Activities include T-ball, basketball, indoor soccer, and bowling.

Provides support groups for children whose parents have been or are affected by cancer.

Home visitation program with trained nurses that provide education and guidance regarding pregnancy and young children.

Provides water payment assistance to those who qualify.

Provides physical therapy services.

Major consumer credit reporting agency that allows consumers to freeze, dispute, and view credit reports. Also provides fraud protection and alerts.

Provides services to children during the investigation of child abuse.