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Provides a community-based residential corrections facility that provides supervision, housing and programming for adults ordered to reside in the facility as a condition of their probation, parole, early release from prison, or who are ordered to serve a prison sentence for drunk driving. The facility is operated by the Sixth Judicial District Department of Correctional Services.

Assists low-income children and families thorugh a continuum of care which includes academic tutoring, daycare services, emotional support, educational readiness, and computer techonology training services. All children enrolled in programs are assisgned and individualized educational plan (IEP) developed by teachers, parents, and other members of the school governing body. Students enrolled in before and after school care benefit from the following services:

• Assistance with character development
• Assistance with creative expression
• Assistance with social skills development
• Assistance with physical and motor skills development

Offers library services including books, graphic novels, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, CDs, electronic materials (ebooks, eaudiobooks and video steaming), and access to various databases. Less traditional resources for loan include artwork, storytelling/interviewing kits, and Stay Sharp Kits for memory health. Also offers regular programming for all ages, including story times, book groups, seasonal reading programs, and a community English Language Learning program.

Coralville and rural Johnson County residents may also check out mobile wi-fi hotspots and request interlibrary loans for items the library does not own. Reference and reader’s advisory services available. Public computers, scanner, photocopier, televisions, study spaces, and free wi-fi are offered on-site. Meeting rooms are available for use by non-profit organizations. 

Services include an on-site free community fridge and harm reduction vending machine. Our Community Resources Navigator is available for one-on-one assistance and consultation. Homebound delivery services may be available to residents of Coralville.

Out of home placement option for children and adolescents whose special needs hinder their success in a traditional foster care placement.

Offers 30 hours of training, in-service training, professional consultation, 24 hour on call support services, respite services for foster parents, and performance evaluations.

Foster parents are reimbursed for the child's basic needs, with an additional stipend for providing treatment.

Out of home placement option for children and adolescents whose special needs hinder their success in a traditional foster care placement.

Offers 30 hours of training, in-service training, professional consultation, 24 hour on call support services, respite services for foster parents, and performance evaluations.

Foster parents are reimbursed for the child's basic needs, with an additional stipend for providing treatment.

Provides property assessment, property value information, Homestead, Veteran and Family Farm Credit sign up.

Provides personal care services for adults who require daily living assistance. Services can include, but are not limited to, hygiene assistance such as bathing and grooming, help with dressing and undressing as needed, assists with bathroom needs and incontinence care, physical mobility assistance, and medication reminders. 

Provides parent education programs for families with children ages 0-5.

Provides personal hygiene or care items such as soap, shampoo, toothbrushes and diapers when available. Can be used once per month.

Provides a health clinic for anyone in need that offers primary health care services with an emphasis on preventative care. Also offers well child and well women exams, laboratory services, as well as treatment of acute and chronic illness including disease management and health education. 

Behavioral Health services are provided by licensed staff, and available to those who need them. Offers individual, couple, and family counseling for children and adults, grief counseling, and domestic violence counseling. 

Offers to help children in grades 4-12 develop knowledge and skills. Services include learning about citizenship, leadership, cooking, arts and crafts, mechanics and technology, horticulture, agriculture, and other subjects. To teach young people about these subjects, the 4-H program uses the learn-by-doing method of instruction. 

Provides community to women and men dealing with infertility, connecting them with others who can help, empowering them to find resolution, and advocating for access to all family building options.

Peer led support groups are hosted by a volunteer and are composed of a varying number of people. Groups are often "drop in" in nature and last about two hours. Groups currently meeting in Bellevue, Nebraska and in Coralville, Waterloo, and Burlington, Iowa.

Support groups are led by a mental health professional. Individuals can process feeling relating to infertility or their family building efforts. Often composed of 8 to 10 individuals or 4 to 5 couples and scheduled weekly for 10-12 weeks. Support group leaders often have an intake appointment with each participant prior to the start of the group.

Helpline.

Online support community.

Provides remedial services that offer in-home skill development services to children who are eligible for Title 19 and have a mental health diagnosis to enhance functioning. Services provided to children and families include; conflict resolution, problem solving, anger management, coping, social interaction, self control, crisis intervention, and communication skills.

Benefits Planning and Work Incentives Counseling assists Social Security disability beneficiaries ages 14 to full retirement age in understanding how federal disability cash (SSDI/SSI), healthcare (Medicare/Medicaid) and other public benefits are impacted by income from work, providing the assurances needed to make informed decisions about working while disabled. This service also helps individuals identify and strategically use state/federal work incentives that best align with their work goals. Employment Services are provided under the Ticket to Work Program.

Offers a before and after school program. Services provide safe, fun, and learning activities for children. From creative arts and hands-on science experiments to games and interactive projects. Assistance with homework is also provided. Bus services may also be provided from local schools.