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Provides enhanced services to pregnant and post-partum women, health education services such as the importance of continued prenatal care, prenatal and postpartum nutrition education services, normal changes during pregnancy, self-care during pregnancy, and warning signs to report to a doctor. Can also provide information on labor and delivery, the normal process of labor, signs of labor, coping skills, danger signs, referrals to child birth classes, and breastfeeding information and support!

Presumptive eligibility for Medicaid can be processed by staff at New Opportunities, Inc. Presumptive eligibility is temporary Title 19 insurance for pregnant women while it is being determined if eligible for Medicaid services.

Provides to veterans who have moved back into housing after being homeless. A team of veterans deliver furniture, food, and household items to help the veteran family transition into housing security.

Provides household goods at affordable prices. Items available include:

- Clothing.

- Household goods.

- Books.

- Furniture.

- Antiques.

- Collectibles.

- Toys.

- Clothing accessories.

- Records, CDs, DVDs, VHS.

- Small electronics.

- Sporting goods.

- Holiday decor.

Provides substance abuse services to the Latino community. Services include:

- DUI evaluations and risk education.

- Outpatient treatment for substance abuse.

- Treatment for family / Codependent.

- Individual or group counseling.

- Adolescent treatment.

Assists eligible participants with overcoming educational and financial barriers with comprehensive, individualized support through collaboration with students, families, educational institutions and community agencies to provide a path to educational success.

Provides social support to Latinos in the area. Services offered in Spanish.

Social Services include:

-- Risk education (alcohol, drugs, gambling, and other risk factors)

-- DUI assessments

-- Interpreter services

-- Help to complete community hours

-- Healthy Choices Youth Program

-- Youth Support Groups

-- Early Intervention and Prevention

Provides an additional pay intended to help service members pay for housing based on the housing costs in local civilian housing markets when government quarters are not provided. The allowance a service member receives is based on their rank, the housing location, and whether or not the service member has dependents.

Provides various immigration services, including:

- Adjustment of status applications.

- Employment authorization cards.

- Consular process.

- Temporary protected status.

- Citizenship.

- DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals).

- Advocacy.

- Emergency food pantry.

- Interpretation and translation of written communications.

- Asylum applications.

- Temporary Protected Status (TPS) applications.

Provides full range of outpatient mental health therapy. Addresses issues including addiction, anxiety, depression, severe mental illness, and relationships.

Offers items such as, clothing, shoes, furniture, house wares, jewelry, books, decor, media, toys, and more for resale.

A box of shelf-stable food items are provided on a monthly basis to Story County residents 60 years of age and older who meet eligibility guidelines. The types of food received includes Shelf stable milk, non-fat dry milk, rice or pasta, ready-to-eat cereal, farina, or oatmeal, peanut butter or dry beans, canned meat or fish, bottled juices, canned fruits, canned vegetables, and cheese.