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Men and women are supported 24/7/365 in group homes located in mid-town Kansas City and Grandview.

Will accept donations of clothing, baby furniture and toys.

Adult community intensive probation.

Public school district consisting of kindergarten through 12th grade.

The Family Guidance Center offers programs and services for adults and children suffering from a mental illness. They offer psychiatric services, case management, and educational services to help individuals lead a normal life. The center focuses on illnesses such as ADHD, bipolar disorder, depression or mood disorders, anxiety and several others.

Miami County Health Department provides childhood vaccinations.

KCP&L credits a household's account $65 a month for one year.

Loans out medical equipment, such as wheelchairs, walkers, canes, etc. and asks that they be returned when they are no longer needed.

Helps flood victims and others with free used household items. General people are limited to two items, but flood victims can have more items.

Volunteers make weekly phone calls to homebound individuals.

Clay County Senior Services provides some adult day health care options.

Child Counseling

Camber provides inpatient acute hospital treatment for youth ages 6 to 18 and adults who are struggling with depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, the impacts of trauma, and other mental health conditions.

The Eldercare Locator Program provides information about local resources and housing options for older adults.

The Warmline can provide information on support groups for stroke survivors.

The Police Athletic League of Kansas City, Inc. offers tutoring to disadvantaged youth.

Emergency home repair program including minor roof repair.

The day center is open to the general public as a warming center during periods of extreme cold.

Provides cat and dog food. Availability depends on donations.

Jerusalem Farm provides home repair including building or repairing wheelchair ramps.

Driver's license office located in Sedalia.

Resurrection has support groups for people struggling with mental health issues, including mood disorders.

Ray County Transportation is able to transport individuals to work, Head Start, medical appointments, shopping centers, beauty salons, and weekly errands.

You may apply and pay for a replacement driver license or nondriver license at any Missouri license office.

The Warmline can provide information to families or stroke survivors about various support groups.