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Free, anonymous, and confidential advocacy helpline for Native Americans affected by domestic violence and dating violence.

StrongHearts advocates are available 24/7 and provide: peer-to-peer support, crisis intervention, assistance with safety planning, referrals to Native centered resources.

StrongHearts Native Helpline is a 24/7 safe, confidential, and anonymous domestic and sexual violence helpline for Native Americans and Alaska Natives, offering culturally honoring support and advocacy.

Provides public transit services to all citizens and visitors of Boone, Dallas, Jasper, Madison, Marion, Story, and Warren counties. The service is open to individuals of all ages, income levels, and abilities, including children, seniors, and individuals with disabilities.

The service supports transportation needs for various purposes, including medical appointments, trips to child care or children's activities, shopping, banking, social events, and other non-emergency needs. Door-to-door or curb-to-curb transportation is available to ensure accessibility for those who require special accommodations.

Supports the integration of immigrants and refugees while also assisting the broader public by eliminating barriers to state programs.

Provides holistic case management, connects individuals to state and local resources, and fosters coordination among service providers through Community Alliances.

Offers educational workshops to equip people with the knowledge and tools needed for long-term stability and success.

Local resource center for service members and their families, veterans, and retirees.

Offers comprehensive support for Service Members to provide essential services and resources to service members and families of all branches of the military, whether they be Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard, and retirees.

- Crisis Intervention, Information, and Referral.

- Legal Resources, Information, and Referral.

- Financial Resources, Information, and Referral.

- Tricare Information.

- ID Cards and DEERS Information and Referral.

- Community Resources, Information, and Referral.

- Work with Commanders to develop Family Readiness Groups.

City government departments and other city information.

Offers opportunities for individuals with disabilities to learn job-related skills while connecting with their community.

Offers law enforcement services to the Des Moines County area. Issues gun/firearm permits, runs requested background checks, and manages the county Jail.

Provides year-round learning for children ages 0-3. Educare provides year-round learning for children ages 0-5.

Advises and aids veterans and their dependents in applying for federal benefits through compensation or pension claims. Emergency financial assistance for basic necessities such as rent or mortgage payments, utilities and burial expense assistance may be available. Can also assists with applications for benefits made available by federal, state or local laws.

Offers a variety of camping experiences for girls ages 5-17, including established camps and day camps. 

CAMP SACAJAWEA is located on 405 acres of wooded ravines and plateaus bordering the Des Moines River, providing opportunities for exploration and outdoor activities. 

CAMP TANGLEFOOT, situated partially along the shore of Clear Lake, spans 50 acres and features a meadow for play, forest trails for hiking, and chances to observe wildlife in the prairie and marsh. 

CAMP JOY HOLLOW, located on 360 acres in the Loess Hills north of Sioux City, is ideal for year-round indoor and outdoor troop activities. 

CAMP JULIETTE, set on 27 wooded acres within Marshalltown city limits, offers a natural environment with spring wildflowers and frequent sightings of deer. Additionally, approximately 15 day camps are held throughout the Council during the summer. 

Camperships are available to provide scholarships or tuition assistance for children and youth who may otherwise be unable to attend camp, ensuring accessibility for all participants.

Provides access to materials, including print, electronic, streaming, and downloadable items. Materials are available for circulation and in-house reference use. Including Whiteside County genealogy collection, computers/internet for public use, and room rental for parties, meetings, programs.

Offers an intergenerational platform and a safe place for children, youths, seniors, individuals, and families in the community to come together, connect, share, and learn from each other to remove the stigmas and misconceptions between minority communities. Food is used as a connector to highlight the similarities between our culinary heritage and our journeys in America.