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24/7 hotline provides assistance with safety planning and accessing community resources; information on legal options for safety; connection to Rose Brooks Center advocacy, counseling, and support groups; and confidential emotional support.

Obstetrics/Gynecology

Juvenile community intensive probation.

The Police Athletic League of Kansas City, Inc. offers athletic programs for disadvantaged youth. Sports include: Tackle football, soccer, futsal, basketball, baseball, softball and boxing

Bridging the Gap is educates individuals and organizations on how to be more environmentally friendly.

Kansas City Healthy Start (KCHSI) provides cribs and education about safe sleeping practices for enrolled participants

The Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) provides free legal assistance to low income taxpayers in resolving tax disputes with the IRS.

The Activity Guide is a free online resource to help find local and affordable summer and after-school learning opportunities in the Kansas City metro.

Food pantry

Program provides case management for its patients

Church based food pantry

Individuals who have court-ordered community service hours can call and complete those hours at Guadalupe Center.

Provides food for the community

Seton Center provides assistance with rent.

Community garden with flowers and vegetables. Community members may pick vegetables.

Provides information only about adoption within a context that promotes continuing the pregnancy and either keeping the baby or placing the baby up for adoption.

Public city health department provides Missouri birth certificates.

Provides couples counseling

Provide resources for individuals when their insurance, family finances and all other resources have been exhausted. These resources may be for therapy equipment, specialized clothing, sensory tools, specialized camp scholarships, home remodel, special car seats, helmets, glasses, dental care, and the list can be very diverse.

Provides information on road closures and traffic conditions.

Counselors provide personal budgeting assistance

Kansas DCF offices accept KanCare (Medicaid) applications for families, children, the elderly and persons with disabilities.

A dog grooming school that teaches single parents and other individuals living in poverty how to earn a living wage in a family friendly career. Graduates working full time in grooming earn an average of $43,000 annually, and many earn $60,000 or more. Students receive a weekly stipend of $125, two daily meals, and access to an onsite food pantry.

Day program with social and educational support groups