Our Mission: Goodwill of the Great Plains serves as an advocate for economic self-sufficiency through employment and education. Our Vision: We create a world of dignity and compassion by putting people to work. Goodwill generates opportunities for people to achieve independence and dignity by offering job training, employment placement services and other community-based programs for people who have disabilities, those who lack education or job experience, and others who face challenges to finding employment. Goodwill of the Great Plains is one of 163 independent, autonomous agencies across the United States and Internationally. Goodwill agencies are innovative and sustainable social enterprises that fund job training, employment placement services and other community programs by selling donated clothes and household items at Goodwill stores and online, and through commercial services, private and public grants, and individual giving. With a support center office located in Sioux City, Iowa, Goodwill of the Great Plains (Goodwill) serves a Midwestern territory spanning over 500 miles, from Rapid City, South Dakota in the west to Mason City, Iowa in the east. In between, Goodwill’s over twenty locations serve communities across South Dakota, Northwest Iowa, Northeast Nebraska, and Southwest Minnesota.

Mid Step Svc is a hospital & health care company based out of 4303 Stone Ave, Sioux City, Iowa, United States.

In 1894, a civil war widow began caring for orphaned children in her home, unaware that her work would be the beginning of Boys and Girls Home and Family Services, Inc. Over 100 years later, many things about the agency have changed, yet the mission still remains the same: "WE CHANGE LIVES" Family Services, Inc Whether adult or child, Family Services, Inc. provides therapeutic care to help individuals, families and children identify and understand areas of concern and make steps towards establishing a healthy approach to everyday life and relationships. Residential Treatment A program designed for children and adolescents, aged 6-18, who have experienced extreme abuse, trauma or mental illness that require a medically managed residential program to provide structure, therapeutic support and life skills to eliminate negative, self destructive behaviors. Opportunities School A state-approved program to accommodate students who have not exhibited successful participation with the resources available within their home schools. This program serves as an alternative to expulsion for students struggling with emotional, learning and behavioral issues. A non-traditional, individualized approach to academics allow students to have their needs met and stay on track with their academic goals for successful completion. Teachers are trained to support academic and behavioral/social/emotional issues that may arise to give children/adolescents the skills necessary to cope successfully beyond the classroom. Siouxland Family Community Center (Dakota City, NE) A Community Center program that provides an emergency food supply, interpretation services and a liason to other programs and agencies that provide services needed by those in crisis or high need for the family or individual. This leads them on the path to long term stability and successful living within their community. Services are priced at low cost in comparison to the market average for translation.

Opportunities Unlimited (OU) is a nationally accredited, non-profit organization rooted in the mission of “Maximizing Personal Potential Through Dignified and Purposeful Living."​ OU provides provides residential rehabilitation, nursing, and therapeutic services to individuals who have sustained a brain injury, spinal cord injury, and/or other physical disability. The Opportunities Unlimited campus, which is located on the north side of Sioux City, consists of eleven residential homes for the individuals we serve as well as a therapy and community center. Our center serves as a hub for therapeutic services such as physical and occupational therapy, exercise therapy, cognitive and speech therapy, and employment services training. It also provides a space for the surrounding community to integrate with the individuals we serve and to use our facility for meetings and recreational activities. OU also provides Home and Community Based Services to children and adults with special needs. These services include skill building and respite services and are offered at the Opportunities Unlimited Center, out in the community, or in the privacy of the individual’s home. OU, through its Employment Services Department, provides support to individuals in a vocational setting through our certified job coaches. Upon completion of a comprehensive assessment, outcome goals are established and focus is placed on the individual and the programs and services to reach these identified goals.

FAMILY ACCESS CENTER, LLC is a community provider dedicated to the delivery of services in the Tri-state region of Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota. FAC provides child welfare services, mental health and substance use evaluation and treatment, behavioral health intervention services (BHIS), And Iowa Domestic Abuse Program (IDAP) and domestic violence services.

At Sesdac, we see the potential for independence in everyone. We are committed to supporting those with disabilities achieve full participation in their community. By developing personal, social and job skills, we have helped hundreds of people realize and enjoy paid employment, independent living, and rich, well-rounded lives. Those we support come from a wide variety of backgrounds and needs. We make sure that no matter how much or how little support you need, that you feel empowered to live the life you want.

Originally, the Florence Crittenton Home was conceived as a maternity home for unwed mothers, now, Crittenton Center is a multi-disciplinary, family-oriented, nonprofit (501c3) designed to give children, individuals, and families the support they need to feel cared for, nurtured, healthy, safe, and to lead successful self-sufficient lives. We help people in a wide variety of circumstances from children who need emergency shelter, families who need coping skills to prevent child abuse, families who need quality childcare to stay in the work force, teens who need childcare to stay in school, and homeless teens and disabled people who need housing. SHELTERING EDUCATING EMPOWERING children, individuals and families

Provides support, advocacy, and a safety to adults and children who have experienced domestic violence.