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Provides a nutritious meal every weekday in combination with educational and recreational programming. Meals are prepared and served on-site. 

Provides overnight, after-hours shelter in a home-like setting with bedrooms, large kitchens, dining areas, and living rooms. Individuals have access to various services such as: Social Security and welfare offices, supermarkets, and laundry facilities.

Provides supported employment services for individuals with disabilities, including career exploration, resume writing, application assistance, job placement, job training, and long-term follow-along support services to ensure the success of clients in maintaining employment. School to work transitions services are available to students with disabilities.

Assists low-income individuals to obtain divorces. Also assists in divorce cases.

Provides information on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and related support groups. Also provides a lending library, support groups, physician referrals, referrals to disability attorneys, and fall and spring conferences. Scholarships may be available for high school seniors and medical school students affected with or by Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Provides transportation services to individuals in the community. Destinations include: medical appointments, shopping, social services, nursing homes, and libraries. Seats 20 passengers, plus 2 wheelchairs.

Provide one-time financial assistance to low- and moderate-income residents needing help with security deposits to obtain or maintain housing. Offer limited funds to eligible applicants on a first-come, first-served basis.

Provides emergency food assistance to people in need.  Operates as a “choice pantry” which means our clients select the food items they would like from a menu of choices that include dairy, meats, produce, shelf-stable or non-perishable items and baked goods.

Provides a coordinated entry point for intake and assessment of homeless adults. Helps connect unsheltered or sheltered individuals to housing and supportive services through collaboration with community partners.

Provides comprehensive primary health‑care services for individuals and families through a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). Supports accessible, coordinated, and ongoing medical care.

Provides substance use prevention, education, early intervention, and outpatient treatment services that support individuals, families, and communities in reducing alcohol, tobacco, and drug misuse. Delivers evidence‑based programs in school and community settings along with counseling, assessment, and recovery support services that promote wellness, resilience, and long‑term behavioral health stability.

Provides workshops, groups, assemblies, and counseling to youth in grades K through 12. Services are provided in both school and community settings.

Provides after-school and summer enrichment programming that includes academic support, tutoring, youth development, recreation, and S.T.E.A.M.-focused activities designed to improve educational outcomes and provide safe, structured learning opportunities for students and their families.

Provide crisis and post-trauma counseling, medical and legal accompaniment by trained advocates, and prevent sexual violence through education and advocacy for survivors and their families.

Provides various residential and specialty camps during the summer for children and youth entering grades 2nd to 11th. Also contains a conference center for private retreats and family recreational weekends during the year, and a large environmental education center for children and adults.

Provides food assistance for individuals in need.

Provides food assistance to people in need. Pre-packaged bags of non-perishable food items are distributed twice a month.