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Provides general assessments for substance use disorders.

Offers a free parenting program for children between the ages of 18 months to 5 years of age who are struggling with behavioral issues, such as aggression, tantrums, separation anxiety, non-compliance, difficulty in school/daycare, etc.

Provides city government services to the residents of Afton.

Provides a center for older adults in the community that offers a wide variety of services and activities.

A no-kill animal shelter that provides shelter, care, and suitable homes for animals when possible. Other programs include:

- Animal Assisted Therapy: brings pets to residents of nursing facilities, assisted living, Alzheimer's Centers, and residential disability centers.

- Dog Bite Prevention Education: visits schools and other groups to teach children the basics of animal behavior and how to avoid getting bitten by dogs and cats.

- Continuing Care: provides shelter and care for pets if their owners become unavailable to care for them.

- Arm Chair Adoptions: Individuals who are unable to care for a pet in their home can "adopt" a pet that lives at the animal shelter, and the individual receives letters and photos of their pet.

Provides a mobile food pantry.

Air conditioners provided, when available, to the most vulnerable individuals (especially seniors 60 and older) who are experiencing health problems that make air conditioning a medical necessity, or those of any age with medical necessity.

Provides comprehensive health care services, including lab tests, EKGs, skin biopsies, geriatric assessments, cryotherapy, and more.

Sells donated clothing and household items.

Provides a variety of services for and related to support groups, such as:

- Refer individuals to appropriate groups.

- Help new groups form.

- Conduct courses and workshops for group leaders.

- Provides consultation to existing groups.

- Educates public about self-help.

- Publishes the Support Group Directory and specialized list of groups.

Offers community based services to individuals in their own home or apartment. Hours of service determined by case plan/individual need. Assistance given in areas of need such as activities of daily living (ADLs), cooking, transportation, and consumer-directed attendant care (CDAC).

Provides law enforcement services to the county.

Works closely with the Department of Healthcare and Family Services and other agencies and advocacy organizations to ensure that families throughout the state receive the support they need to raise their children.

Provides substance abuse treatment services and counseling to those working to break an addiction. Services are based on an integrated model of treatment and utilize a multi-disciplinary, patient centered team approach to care.

Medication-Assisted Treatment is also provides to adults with an opioid or alcohol use disorder.

Provides books and magazines in Braille, large type, digital cartridge, downloadable audio, and E-Text. Also provides descriptive videos, and playback machines for use with digital cartridges.

Food Pantry is available to anyone requesting help with food supplies. A household can visit the pantry once a month, and food will be provided based on the number of people in the household for 3 to 5 days of food supplies.

Provides congregate and home delivered meals to seniors. Meals are accompanied by social, recreational, and informational activities.

Home-delivered meals available to home-bound seniors in need.

Appointment website opens mid-January 2026

Tax preparation for low and moderate income taxpayers of all ages, with special attention to people 60 and older during tax season (Feb 1-April 15).

Offers a program for parents and youth individuals ages 10-14 to work together and build relationships. Participants will practice skills, play learning games, and do family projects in highly interactive sessions. Sessions are designed to increase family bonding, build positive communication skills, and solve problems together. 

Recruits, screens, trains, and supports volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are appointed by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect.

CASAs maintain contact with the children during the entire court jurisdiction period. Work with attorneys, therapists, parents, foster parents, and all adults involved with the child; and get to know the child's needs and makes reports to the court, so a more informed decision can be made.