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Offers education and information to expectant or current parents to improve parenting skills and increase self-sufficiency, clients earn "Hope Points" to spend on baby essentials, clothing, and other supplies for the home.

Offers a career center on site which provides help with resumes, applications, job referrals, practice interviews, and financial literacy training, when available.

Emergency planning management and disaster-related services for natural, technical, and human disasters. Warning notification to the public for extreme weather and homeland security threats. Emergency preparedness and recovery resources are available for natural hazards.

Offers scholarships to help low-income youth go to college or trade school each year.

Provides a clothing pantry. Individuals choose from clothing racks or clothing stacked on tables outside the building. For inclement weather, staff will find clothing requested, if possible. No access to building.

Provides sheriff and dispatch services responsible for emergency assessment and response. Also maintains the county courthouse and jail.

Provides behavioral health services including:

• Adult psychiatry
• Child psychiatry
• Short-term and long-term therapy sessions
• Brief counseling and interventions provided by behavioral health consultants
• Medication Assisted Recovery (MAR) for substance use disorders
• Brief interventions for substance use and referrals to treatment
• Mental Health education groups
• Referrals to community resources

Aquatic programs are offered at nearly all area pools that offer instructional programs; the Red Cross serves as a coordinator and can provide information about which programs are available at each pool; programs include: Learn to Swim, Infant and Preschool Aquatic Programs, Lifeguard Training, and Water Safety Instructor.

One-time emergency assistance, which may include rent or utility assistance that is offered in collaboration with Salvation Army - TriCity Corp.

Offers basketball, computer labs, tutoring, kid's and teen's programs, recreation, leadership training, youth employment, Bible studies, and a safe, fun place for youth to go.

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

Offers Thanksgiving meal baskets.

Provides primary care to individuals and families, including obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, adolescent, adult, and geriatric medicine.

Provides information and referrals to area agencies that offer support services to the Washington and Marion County residents.

Offers 24/7 support to survivors of sexual assault and abuse, as well as their families, 365 days a year. Provides free, confidential services dedicated to empowering survivors of sexual assault and guiding them on their path to healing. Services include counseling, medical and legal advocacy, prevention and professional education programs, and child sexual assault prevention initiatives that aim to protect children from molestation and other forms of sexual assault. These initiatives focus on teaching children about personal boundaries, recognizing inappropriate behavior, and encouraging them to report incidents of assault or uncomfortable situations.

Provides services to help survivors of domestic violence, older adults, people with disabilities, and immigrant survivors of violence and trafficking. Services include Orders of Protection for people experiencing domestic violence, divorce, custody, or child support in cases involving domestic violence or child endangerment, elder abuse, including financial exploitation, other court orders to stop abuse, harassment, or stalking, immigration issues faced by survivors of domestic violence and trafficking, and guardianships of minors and adults to ensure safety and stability.

A protective service for limited-income seniors who need help managing their finances. Bill payer volunteers assist individuals who are able to make decisions about their financial affairs but who need help organizing bills and paying them on time.

Representative payee volunteers are appointed by Social Security to receive and manage benefits of a person who is determined incapable of managing his or her own finances. In contrast to the bill payer program, the representative payee signs the checks and has full control of the benefits. They pay bills and make sure the client's needs are being met.

Offers workshops and support for individuals with chronic health conditions.

Offers behavioral health services to support children, youth, adults, and families with mental health or substance use concerns. Services may include assessment, counseling, therapy, psychiatry, medication support, care coordination, and referrals.

Provides health legal services that helps individuals and families obtain and maintain Medicaid and Medicare and obtain coverage for services needed. Can also assist with medical assistance denials, terminations, spend down issues (Medicaid, Medicare), establishing powers of attorney, nursing home discharges, helping family members obtain guardianship or other legal authority to care for loved ones, and helping people with HIV/AIDS obtain care and services.