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Information and referral to health service providers.

RCIL makes appropriate referrals to other community agencies to help individuals obtain services.

Specialized information and referral provided for people with a cancer diagnosis or their family, friends, or caregivers. They provide answers to cancer-related questions at any time of day or night by telephone as well as through the website.

Provide health information and referrals to local health centers that provide bilingual services.

The hotline focuses on current Army soldiers, but will try to direct all service members and veterans to appropriate resources. Able to give medical referrals to civilian specialists.

Helps older adults find local resources for many types of services, including wellness programs, transportation, legal assistance, and 70 over 70 alumni events. KC Shepherd's Center will work to connect people who do not meet service area or eligibility requirements for their programs with an agency able to meet their needs.

Information and Referral Services: Provide contacts for disability related services, support groups, healthcare, transportation and community programs and events.

WILS provides access to information geared toward promoting independent living. WILS also provides referral services to groups and agencies that handle specific issues or have programs suitable to an individual’s needs in the community.

The National Human Trafficking Resource Center is a hotline and resource center providing crisis assistance & support, a tips reporting service, referrals for assistance, urgent anti-trafficking technical assistance, a resource library and statistics and reports on human trafficking.

"Warmline" staff can provide emotional support, information on stroke and stroke prevention as well as referrals to stroke-related resources. Can discuss various kind of aphasia, a communication challenge, resulting from stroke.

Information & referral

Military OneSource is a confidential Department of Defense-funded program providing comprehensive information on every aspect of military life at no cost to active duty, Guard and Reserve Component members, and their families regardless of their activation status. Information includes, but is not limited to, deployment, reunion, relationships, grief, spouse employment and education, parenting and childhood, and much more.

The Pregnancy and Postpartum Resource Center works to improve the emotional well-being of families before and after the birth of a child. They offer information regarding postpartum depression, and referrals to local mental health professionals and support groups for women recovering from perinatal mood disorders.

AARP's Veterans home benefits guide (Digital Edition): connects veterans, military families with financial assistance programs to modify their homes.

AARP's Military caregiving handbook is a free guide to veterans, service members, and their families that address the unique issues faced by the 5.5 million military caregivers in the U.S; providing information, resources, and checklists. The guide is available online in English and Spanish.

Provides information and referrals to victims who find themselves involved in the criminal justice system.

Family Support Specialist can connect those who are facing problems with family division, parenting, homelessness, mental or behavioral health, autism spectrum disorders and relationship struggles to KidsTLC’s array of services, as well as a variety of community services that can assist with other basic needs.

Offers answers to questions about mental health and treatment options and offers referrals to local mental health resources.

Provides information on brain injury resources.

Information and referral to health service providers.

Provide information, options counseling, and some supportive services for senior residents of Johnson County age 60 and older.

Resource center with resources, information and referral for parents of adult or child with disabilities, special health care needs, mental heath issues or physical disabilities.

Licensed caring professionals to help caregivers of all veterans by providing information about assistance available from the VA, helping callers access services, connecting caregivers with the Caregiver Support Coordinator at their local VA Medical Center, and listening to caregiver concerns. In addition, caregivers of veterans who were seriously injured in the line of duty on or after September 11, 2001 may be eligible for additional services.

Information and Assistance (I&A) is the first place to call on any aging issue. Information and Assistance can either answer your question or direct you to the agency that may be able to assist you.

Information and referral to disability-related services.