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Offers child care and multicultural education programs for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. Speakers on the importance of early childhood education are available upon request.

Provides housing for women in recovery. POWER House consists of 26 private bedrooms, shared common areas including a playroom for visiting children. It is staffed 24 hours a day. Program features treatment plans, therapy options, peer recovery support services, and much more.

Offers public library services including loan of books, magazines, and videos. Special programs include public access computers, story-time for children, summer reading clubs, and internet training. Fax services, public meeting rooms, copy machine.

Free shared community meal for those who are experiencing homelessness or are lonely.

Offers a community lunch. Food is also available to be taken for later. Because of COVID-19, lunch is being distributed at the door until further notice; individuals are not allowed inside the shelter.

Offers evidence-based, applied behavioral analysis (ABA) therapy services for autism to children impacted by autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and their families, in homes, schools, and community locations. Develops and implements individual treatment plans. Provides intensive, one-on-one therapy 20+ hours per week and service coordination with other professionals and resource providers. Focuses on improving language and communication skills, memory, academic readiness, social and group skills, and caregiver support.

Offers a youth basketball program designed to develop fundamental basketball skills while teaching teamwork, strategy, and sportsmanship.

Operates two 100-bed safe havens dedicated to the needs of individuals experiencing intimate partner violence. Individuals and families receive comprehensive, trauma-informed care, including case management, individual and group therapy, and children’s services.

Serves 13 counties directly and through contract agencies to provide services including: Tuberculosis (TB), Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD), HIV Counseling & Testing (C/T), Immunizations, Communicable Disease Surveillance and Control, and Animal Bite Control. Additional services for high-risk pregnant women, infants, children, and families, services to families with children with special health care needs, childhood lead poisoning, PKU, SIDS, Injury Prevention, Public Health Education, chronic disease prevention and intervention (i.e., diabetes, cancer, injury prevention, oral health, cardiovascular diseases, etc), and environmental health.

Provides holistic support services for immigrants and refugees. Assists elders, adults, and families on employment support, digital literacy, Digital Navigator helpline, naturalization assistance, public benefits, health insurance, intimate partner violence, ESL, health access, information and referral, case management, advocacy, community programs, and collaboration with other health care and social service providers. Provides voter registration, voter education, and voter protection supports.

Provides Early Intervention Services with supports and services to infants/toddlers and young children with disabilities and their caregivers. Services include learning opportunities that exist in the child's typical routines, within the home and community activities, and or early education programs.

Competitive program available for team cheerleading.

Offers ESL classes twice weekly at two locations for non-native speakers to improve listening, speaking, reading and writing. No registration required. Join a class at any time.

Provides socialization for adults on the autism spectrum.

Offers transitional housing and spiritual support. Provides residents with resources to help them obtain job skills, parenting, employment readiness, and etc.

Provides information about local food pantries and senior food box distributions across the county.

An organization dedicated to helping parents who want to breastfeed their babies. Offers support, encouragement & practical knowledge about breastfeeding and parenting. IN-person, email and phone support.

Offers a range of services for children, adolescents, and young adults in areas of mental health and autism. Services include Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS), Outpatient Therapy and Psychiatry, and Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP).

Provides a single entry point to help find mental health support and services that meet the needs of youth and their families. Services include assessment; information and referral to mental health support specialists; and positive, pro-social opportunities and activities for youth to help prevent and/or reduce mental health issues. Also provides follow-ups to check on the youth's progress.

Provides victims with an orientation to the Criminal and Juvenile Justice Systems, accompaniment to court proceedings, assistance with filing a Crime Victims Compensation claim, assistance with preparing a victim impact statement, notification of case status, enrollment in the state and local correctional release notification programs, prior comment on the possibility of reducing or dropping charges, and community referrals.

Provides payment for burial and cremation services on behalf of eligible individuals.

Provides emergency shelter to individual women and families with children. Accommodations include private rooms for families with children and shared dormitory rooms for women. Shelter guests share common areas such as the kitchen, bathrooms, laundry facilities, living areas, and outdoor areas with fellow guests.

A parent of a new baby under 28 days of age, who feels that they cannot care for the baby, can give the baby to one of the nurses in the Emergency Department and simply leave without giving name or address. If they choose, they may give the nurse a medical history of the baby. The baby receives a check up to be sure it receives medical care for any health problems. Children and Youth Services and one of their employees will come to the Emergency Department and see that the baby is placed in a loving, caring home. Both the parent and baby receive an identification bracelet with a confidential medical record number from the Emergency Department. This allows the parent to contact Children and Youth Services if they want information on the baby after leaving it in the Emergency Department.

This program provides free groceries and essential food items to eligible individuals and families in need.

Offers a monthly food pantry with fresh vegetables, meats, and non-perishable items.