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Mobilizing Greater Kansas City’s collective generosity for the greatest good.

Supervises probationers in the community as directed by the courts.

Pastoral counseling and spiritual programs available.

Following referral from law enforcement or child protective services, children visit Sunflower House for a child-sensitive forensic interview. Family advocates at Sunflower House are available to meet with each child's non-offending caregiver(s) to equip the family with the tools and knowledge needed to support, understand, and protect the child. The Family Advocate will help caregivers learn how to access specialized resources to help resolve issues related to the abuse their child has experienced. The Family Advocate also provides referral information to other professionals and members of the community, as well as offering support throughout the legal process. Trauma-focused therapy services are provided for victims of child abuse, children that have witnessed crime (domestic and community) and for children ages 3-12 experiencing problematic sexual behaviors. Therapy is available regardless of a families ability to pay.

Client choice food pantry allows clients to pick what food they want.

Food Pantry provides a bag of nonperishable food to families in need. Families are limited to one bag per week and have an assortment of canned goods, breakfast and dessert items, seasonings, spices and beverages to choose from. Also offers Quarterly Impact Events where they will give away food with meat, laundry detergent, and books for children.

MDC provides information about controlling pests/nuisance wildlife.

Long term shelter and treatment facility for single women with a mental health diagnosis or substance use.

Boys Town Hotline offers parents, teens and families access to trained counselors, who can help with sexual abuse, parenting trouble, anger, physical abuse, school issues, chemical dependency, relationships programs, depression, emotional abuse and runaways.

Henry County Health Center provides car seats for Henry County Residents.

The Medina Clinic provides basic blood tests like cholesterol tests.

Food pantry provides baby formula when available

Missouri’s Telecommunication Access Program (TAP) provides equipment to qualifying individuals who have difficulties using the phone because of a disability. WILS TAP is a certified demonstration site and has TAP certified agents who will demonstrate the TAP phones for your specific needs and ensure the TAP phone will meet your communication goal and assist qualified individuals with the application process.

Help participants experiencing PTSD or acute stress disorder (combat exposure, physical/sexual abuse, terrorist attack, serious car wreck or been through natural disaster like fire, tornado, flood, etc.) identify stressors in their own lives and develop better ways of reducing or managing stress in personal relationships and work environment.

Henry County Health Center provides TB screenings.

Clothing closet with clothing for infants, children, and adults

The Kansas Refugee Program (KRP) supervises the administration of the Refugee Resettlement Program (RRP) and the Refugee Social Service Program (RSS) which provides support and services to federally recognized refugees, political asylees, victims of human trafficking and other specifically identified eligible immigrants to ease their integration into American society. Refugee Cash Assistance and Refugee Medical Assistance may be available to single adults or couples who are not eligible for other welfare assistance for their first eight months in the US.

This health department is a safe haven for persons wishing to legally surrender physical custody of their infant. A parent or other person having lawful custody of an infant may leave the infant (without fear of prosecution) in the hands of staff. A parent will not be prosecuted for leaving their newborn at a safe haven if they follow the laws when the child is under 60 days old and shows no signs of abuse or neglect.

Referrals to medical supports, financial and/or employment resources, housing, legal referrals, education assistance, social assistance, professional counseling. Information on pregnancy and childbirth, prenatal development and care, parenting skills, child care, and child safety, career development and/or continuing education, adoption.

Provides clothing in all sizes.

Offers a multidisciplinary approach so that counseling, therapy groups, medication management and other mental health services can be offered.

WEN prepares women for job searching with a variety of strategies. CAREER EXPLORATION: Clients focus on identifying skills and values they can call upon to meet the needs of the job(s) they are interested in. ESSENTIAL JOB DOCUMENTS: Clients put together a master application to aid in completing online job applications. Each woman meets with a staff member or volunteer for a two-hour resume review. INTERVIEW STRATEGIES & MOCK INTERVIEWS: Clients participate in mock interviews led by human resource professionals, hiring managers, and other business professionals who serve as WEN volunteers. ASSESSMENT & CASE MANAGEMENT: Clients meet with a case manager to discuss personal goals and social concerns (e.g. housing, food, childcare, transportation, and physical/mental health). Case managers assess the client's needs and help them access community resources.

The Child Care Subsidy Program helps pay for child care costs. It helps many types of families, including families who receive TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families); low-income, working families; some families in education or training activities; and teen parents completing high school or GED.