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Health screenings are provided for the following: Cardiovascular, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV, Diabetes, Lead, and tuberculosis. Other screenings available upon request.

Offers support groups that meet monthly with guest speakers. Meetings allow members to share their stories and experiences about breast cancer.

Providing assistance with passport applications.

Provides a cooling site during periods of extreme hot temperatures.

Provides urgent medical care services.

The AARP Driver Safety Program: Driver improvement course classes are taught.

VCP can assist with payment for vehicle repairs. $1000 maximum assistance per year.

Housing stability programs for homeless and those at risk of homelessness, including rent, utilities, case management, mental health counseling and financial counseling.

Parents Learning Together (PLT): Helps parents with developmental disabilities learn the skills necessary to safely and successfully raise their children.

Provides a building where fire engines and fire equipment are stored. Location provides space for training to firefighters so they can respond to fires.

In home care provides help to clients of all ages to safely remain in their homes. Can assist with personal care, advanced personal medical care, dementia care, and more.

Ramp Building: Build ramps and assist with wheelchair lift installation. Program is funded by private corporations, some modifications may not always be available or there may be a waiting list.

Responsible for the control and extinction of fires in urban or wilderness areas.

Conducts investigations on reported communicable disease cases to determine the potential source and to reduce the spread of diseases in our communities.

Offers dog and cat food as available. Sometimes has food for other domestic animals. Clients that have applied and are approved can use the program during resource events that typically happen monthly.

Special Education Services: Services are available to students who experience disabilities and require specially designed instruction.

Provides special needs education and services to students through consultation, observations, screenings, and classroom support.

DGCKids connects parents individually and through groups in an effort to bring parents together and provide resources.

Provides information about symptoms, preventive measures, screening/diagnostic procedures and/or methods of treatment or management for specific illnesses or disabling conditions; and/or provides information about the latest research with regard to a particular illness or condition.

S.A.T.O.P. & R.E.A.C.T: Handles S.A.T.O.P. (Substance Abuse Traffic Offenders Program) and driver improvement programs. R.E.A.C.T (Required Educational Assessment and Community Treatment).

Transitional Living Group Homes: Case managers assist youth with daily living activities, employment and education referrals, developing skills for self-sufficiency, transportation, medical care and more.

Provides medical social work.

Offers a cooling site for individuals during declared heat temperatures.

Provides youth, age 16 to 21 with positive employment experiences, mentoring within the workplace, and continuing emphasis on education with the goal of producing self-sufficient, law-abiding adults.

Long Distance Medical Service: SMTS provides transportation to major medical facilities in St. Louis, Cape Girardeau and Springfield in Missouri and to Memphis Tennessee and Paragould Arkansas. Local Service: SMTS Local Service provides transportation for shopping, medical appointments, nutrition, recreation, and personal business. CAPACITY No Restrictions UNPUBLISHED Mon and Wed--Long Distance Medical Trips to St. Louis, MO