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Services to persons with developmental disabilities.

Residential services, alternative living.

Vocational services.

Family and medical support services, respite care.

Supported employment services and job search.

Contract Procurement/ Enclaves/Business in Industry.

Shared Living Provider.

Provides research-based strategies to support the holistic development of the young child. Offers information and/or classes about parenting, grandparenting, discipline, child care selection, children and divorce, and money management.

Offers online professional development for early childhood professionals.

A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from a gambling problem. Uses the 12 step program adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous.

Provides a farm stand that offers produce, fresh eggs, honey, and other items to the community. All proceeds from the farm stand go back to the Navarro Farm programs to support those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. 

Provides monetary assistance to single individuals.

Provides weatherization services to low income households, which helps conserve fuel and reduce energy costs by making homes and apartments more energy efficient. Also provides many health and safety upgrades.

Services vary, but may include insulation installation, HVAC repair or replacement, electric base load reduction (lighting and refrigerator replacement), and air sealing.

Maximum $15,000 for energy-related weatherization and repair work (per client's home). Maximum $3,500 for health and safety-related measures.

Housing and support for those experiencing domestic violence and under-supported pregnancies.

Provides utility assistance to those in need (OPPD, MUD, and Black Hills Energy). Applicants are encouraged to call to check on utility assistance availability.

Partners with area banks to offer a Financial Literacy Workshop where participants learn more about banking accounts, how to make a budget, credit scores and how to improve them, and other money management skills.

Offers services for homeless youth and their families. Helps students enroll or stay in school. Connects families to community resources for health, transportation, food, and more.

Food pantry is available. Clients can receive a box of food monthly, perishable items can be picked up weekly.

Provides after school programs that includes homework help, tutoring, snack, recreation, dance, basketball, arts and crafts, cooking, computer lab, Boy and Girl scouts and more.

Provides food pantry services to residents of the area served. Visitors may choose a specified number of foods from each category (proteins, grains, vegetables, and fruits) and basic staple foods. Grocery items include perishable and nonperishable foods.

Personal care items (toothbrushes, soap, toilet paper, etc.) may be available when donations have been received.

First-time visitors receive a listing of community resources to help connect with other community services.

Provides rent assistance in an emergency situation, limited funding. Will pay last $200 if proof of payment, limited to once every 12 months. 

Provides help with rent and rent deposit assistance. Can also help with financial counseling. 

Provides low income housing, 60% of the units in the complex are dedicated to Section 42 (Low-income housing tax credit- LIHTC) housing. The rest of the apartments have no income restrictions.

Offers a clothing closet.