Harvesters is a regional food bank serving a 27-county area of northeastern Kansas and northwestern Missouri. Our mission is to mobilize the power of our community to create equitable access to nutritious food and address the root causes of hunger. Our network provides food and household products to more than 760 nonprofit agencies including food pantries, community kitchens, homeless shelters, children’s homes and others. Together, we provide food assistance to more than 226,000 people each month. For more information, visit www.harvesters.org.

Life Unlimited's mission is to support individuals with developmental disabilities as they experience life with unlimited possibilities.

“City Union Mission depends on the partnership of friends and supporters so we can continue to grow with the changing needs of the community and ensure that those who are poor, homeless or under-served throughout the metro area have the opportunity for a better life.” — Terry Megli, Chief Executive Officer Since 1924, City Union Mission has provided warm beds, nutritious food, and a place of safety for thousands of poverty-stricken and homeless men, women, and children. Founded by Rev. and Mrs. David Bulkley, the Mission's staff has been uncompromising in their commitment to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with the hurting and the lost. City Union Mission receives no government support and is not a United Way agency. The Mission depends completely on the gifts of God's people--individuals, churches, groups, foundations, and businesses who care about the poor and homeless. As our community partners together, we are impacting the lives of our hurting neighbors and providing hope.

Community Action Agency of St. Louis County, Inc. (d/b/a CAASTLC) is part of a national network of federally funded Community Action Agencies (CAAs), created by the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. CAAs administer various programs on community levels to assist low-income people out of poverty conditions. Nationwide, CAAs help 11.5 million people toward self-sufficiency. Community Action Agency of St. Louis County or CAASTLC is a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit corporation that has provided services in St. Louis County for over 53 years. Originally incorporated as Metroplex, Inc. in 1968, CAASTLC was founded as a satellite agency of and administered by the Human Development Corporation of Metropolitan St. Louis. In 1978, Metroplex, Inc. became a separate designated entity to provide anti-poverty programs for St. Louis County, excluding Wellston. In 1996, the agency's name was changed to STEP, Inc. and, in 2003, STEP, Inc. became CAASTLC. Services are provided to over 22,000 low-income people in St. Louis County annually. The mission of CAASTLC, Inc. is to stabilize and enrich vulnerable households by instilling hope an creating pathways to empowerment. We are committed to helping the families and communities of St. Louis County transition from poverty to self-sufficiency for present and future generations.

Supporting Persons with Disabilities in Achieving Their Fullest Potential

FosterAdopt Connect serves abused and neglected children and the families caring for them. We are committed to assuring that all children have the opportunity to grow up successful, healthy and happy, despite childhood histories of abuse or neglect. Focused on building long-term relationships founded in experience, expertise and personal service, FosterAdopt Connect delivers evidence-based solutions, dedicated customer service and personal concern through integrity and transparency for those affected by the child welfare system.

In 1967 Hope House, Inc. was founded in recognition of the need for high quality substance abuse treatment services to be available in upstate New York. What started as a single modest residential facility grew into numerous programs providing intensive residential treatment services for adults, adolescents, women with children, outpatient and preventive services, and a supportive housing program. We are currently recruiting for multiple positions including CASAC's, CASAC-T's, LMSW, LMHC, RN, evening, and overnight positions. Resumes should be sent to [email protected].

MISSION: To prevent and treat all forms of child abuse by creating changes in individuals, families and society that strengthen relationships and promote healing. CAPA provides a variety of services to help the children and families of Jackson County: COUNSELING: Individual and family counseling for survivors of abuse, neglect, and family trauma Art therapy Play therapy FAMILY SUPPORT: Home-based case management and education Support to aid in strengthening the parent-child relationship EDUCATION: Parenting classes Mandated Reporter Training Community and school-based education and outreach

COMMON GOOD-NATURAL LIVING is a medical practice company based out of 215 HARRISON ST, Marshall, Missouri, United States.

Assistance Home Care is the trusted name for home care when it comes to Alzheimer's and Movement Disorder Care at home. Need home care for an aging parent or a loved one in the Greater St. Louis or Chicago Area?  Few things are more unsettling than knowing that your parent or loved one is home alone and in need of care.  Every day families juggle between caring for their parents, working, and maintaining a busy family life of their own.  We are here to help you and your family by providing customized St. Louis home care solutions.  We are there with you to answer your home care questions and help you and your family every step of the way to make informed decisions on the best possible aging in place options for you and your loved one. Our Senior Home Care Services are Customized to Help Keep Mom and Dad Safe at Home. With our neighborhood locations, Assistance Home Care strives to be the best senior home care company wherever we provide service. As such, our service improves the lives of seniors and those in need by providing senior care that is personalized, professional, dependable and respectful. Assistance Home Care in St Louis, Mo and Chicago, IL provides the best independent care solutions with our hourly and 24 hour home care.  We provide non-medical, private duty in home companion care, personal care and homemaker services for families needing Alzheimer's Care, Dementia Care, homebound adults, bedbound adults and seniors, bedside assistance for patients in hospitals or rehab centers.

Sheffield Place, the only treatment center in Kansas City focused on homeless mothers with mental health, substance abuse, and domestic violence issues and their children in our community, serves 17 families at in the facility at any one time; 129 families (up to 365 individuals) received services in 2018 through the residential and aftercare programs. These families are making the difficult journey from despair to hope and from homelessness to self-sufficiency. They are breaking the generational cycles of poverty, homelessness, addiction, and violence. With a mission “To empower homeless mothers and their children to heal from their trauma and help them become self-sufficient,” Sheffield Place offers a path from homelessness to self-sufficiency through five fully integrated programs: Adult Clinical Services, Children’s Clinical Services, Residential Services, 7-Step Empowerment/Strengths-Based Case Management, and Residential Services. What sets Sheffield Place apart is the commitment to trauma-informed, evidence-based therapeutic interventions, the exclusive focus on homeless mothers and their children, the length of stay (up to two years), and the delivery of all services onsite. Sheffield Place is a national leader in homeless services. Since 1991, Sheffield Place has empowered more than 560 homeless mothers and their children (approximately 2000 people) to make the difficult journey from homelessness to self-sufficiency.

Our mission is to provide stable, nurturing environments for children in foster care, keep siblings together, and inspire life-long connections by being a resource for children and families. Our vision is to help children in foster care build successful lives by being be the community’s premier foster and adoptive care resource center, providing a host of programs and services that support healthy forever family environments, psychological and physical well-being, and personal growth while minimizing frequent and disruptive placement transitions