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Pregnancy tests, confidential peer counseling, and pregnancy options counseling. Educational resources and community referrals.

Emergency lending items, such as maternity and baby clothes and supplies.

Earn While You Learn program to earn new baby items and furniture by participation in educational parenting class.

Healthy lifestyles program.

Public speaking.

STD testing and treatment.

Limited OB ultrasounds.

Transitional housing for men.

Provides counseling services for both individual treatment and group work. It can be focused on a specific issue or focused on broader patterns of thinking and behavior. Both require an individual to learn new, healthier ways to think and interact.

Online counseling option also available. An online session is conducted the same as an in-person session, with the exception of never having to leave the home or office. The format is face-to-face, in real time, over a computer.

Program for pregnant, birthing, and postpartum people to ensure more babies can celebrate their first birthday (prevent infant mortality), and improve birth outcomes. Clients will receive care from a Registered Nurse and Social Worker to provide pregnancy support.

Provides online screeners help individuals find out if they qualify for SNAP (food stamps). Screener is available on website, or by texting "Food" to 74544. Individuals who qualify for SNAP may apply through mRelief's website.

Provides a holistic education program for students in an alternative setting. Integrated curriculum includes partnerships with the families, the home school, social service agencies, and educational communities to help students find pathways to academic, occupational, and personal success.

-- Invitation To Responsibility (ITR) is a treatment program for men and women who have committed acts of domestic abuse.

-- Program complies with the Illinois protocol for Partner Abuse Intervention Programs.

Co-occurring Residential Treatment designed to help individuals understand how their mental illness and addiction interact with each other. Average length of stay is 6-9 months.

Short-term, residential treatment for addiction, or co-occurring mental health and addiction issues, regardless of socioeconomic status. Expected stay is 45 days.

Both programs serve homeless and low-income adults 19 and older. Both programs provide individual, group and family counseling; psychiatric care; nursing care; recreational therapy; nutritional services; mental health, substance use, wellness, and life skills education; and care management.

Maintains county parks and recreation areas and provides hunter safety classes, camping, fishing and boating information. Outdoor recreational opportunities are available through county parks and outdoor wildlife areas.

Provides a food pantry. Located near the Washington Street entrance on the ground level of the Senior Center, open during operating hours. Donations are accepted.

Emergency shelter with case managers to identify barriers to permanent housing and develop a case plan to help the residents overcome the barriers. The goal is to assist each resident in securing and maintaining permanent housing.

The following are provided:

• 30-day shelter
• Meals
• Toiletries
• Basic over-the-counter medications
• Case management

Provides respite services for caregivers of children with disabilities.

Home nursing care.

Physical, occupational and speech therapy.

Case management.

Supportive care.

Senior services include setting up and administering medications, monitoring blood pressure and blood sugar, nursing care, personal care, and companionship.

Waivers services.

Private duty nursing.

Provides an emergency shelter for homeless women and children. This is an alcohol and drug free 30-day program. 

Provides counseling and therapy services, including evaluation, assessment, and diagnosis for children and families experiencing behavioral and mental health issues.

Services include specialized support for runaway and homeless youth, offering emotional guidance and assistance in resolving underlying issues. Therapeutic interventions include Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) for trauma recovery and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to address thoughts and cognitions as behaviors. Multisystemic Therapy (MST) is provided for juvenile offenders as an alternative to residential treatment, focusing on improving family relations, peer associations, and school performance.

The program also offers Parent Child Interactive Therapy (PCIT), which uses real-time coaching to help parents manage childhood aggression and defiance while strengthening the parent-child relationship. Additionally, play therapy is utilized to help children express emotions and to assist in diagnosing the source of behavioral difficulties.

Offers to collect, process, screen, store, and distribute donated human milk to those who need it. Distribution is across the U.S. and donation sites are available across Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Nebraska.

Community center offering a variety of programs for youth and adults.

Spiritual development, including Christian education and worship opportunities.