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Provides emergency food for individuals and families in need. Food supplies may last 3-5 days and may include canned and other shelf-stable foods, bread, meat, and fresh fruits and vegetables when available.

Connects youth and families with resources and support.

Navigators are able to “fill gaps” for families by connecting them with local resources and/or through flexible funding for needs such as rent, utilities, transportation, and more.

Community Response is designed to reduce unnecessary involvement of child welfare and juvenile justice while increasing community supports for youth and families.

Coordinates existing resources and matches participants with resources to solve an immediate need.

Individuals in need can receive a furniture voucher to Central Illinois Christians in Mission.  Vouchers available once a year.

Diagnosis, treatment, follow-up, and education for persons with known or suspected sexually transmitted infections within Lancaster County. Services include screening for sexually transmitted infections including HIV, treatment for persons diagnosed with sexually transmitted infections and their contacts, follow-up on diagnosed patients and their contacts, referral to private physicians as necessary, and sexually transmitted infection information and education.

Offers an STD Express Clinic and HIV Clinic.

Communicable disease control and surveillance.

The Financial Support office assists Johnson County residents with up to $100.00 towards a prescription medication. 

Provides a pediatric orthopedic clinic for children and adolescents, offering specialty care closer to home. Services include care for cerebral palsy, clubfoot, limb deficiencies, scoliosis, sports medicine, spina bifida, flat feet, and Legg-Calve-Perthes disease. Also provides pediatric orthotic and prosthetic services, including new devices, adjustments, and measurements. The clinic is typically available six times per year, with schedules varying based on staff availability.

Offers various recreational and educational programs for the entire family, including youth and adult sports, and swimming instruction.

Locates and pays for medical services to children with major medical problems. Child must be medically and financially eligible. Diagnostic services can be considered.

Services includes payment for medical care, hospitalization, specific equipment, and other services. Potential Disabled Children's Program services include transportation, lodging, and respite care.

Overnight emergency warming center that provides a blanket but no beds or additional services.

Individuals are permitted to stay in the lobby and use a restroom but not pass through the security door unless it is for the breakfast meal.

General counseling (individual, marriage, and family therapy) and chemical dependency evaluations.  Services also include Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy and Parent Child Interactive Therapy (PCIT).

Early Head Start ensures that children (0-3 years of age) and their families receive the academic, social, mental, health, and nutritional education they need. Children's needs are met with a 1 to 4 child/staff ratio.

Head Start prepares children for Kindergarten and beyond. Also meets the nutritional, health, social and mental health needs of children and their families.

Counseling services covering a range of topics, including:

- Depression and anxiety.

- Grief and relationship concerns.

- Alcohol and drug use, including opioids and heroin.

- ADHD assessment and treatment.

- Bipolar Disorder.

- Difficult life transitions.

- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

- Health issues related to diet, exercise, tobacco use, etc.

Counseling services also available at certain local schools.

Provides fitness equipment and activities, recreation, physical skills classes, swimming lessons, and arrange of adult and youth services and activities. 

Provides rental assistance to eligible low-income households through the federal Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program. Assistance helps tenants pay rent in privately owned rental housing, with the City of Marshalltown paying a portion of the rent directly to the landlord.

Provides one-on-one activities to individuals with disabilities, designed to allow free time for the primary caregiver.

Offers a recovery home to individuals who may come from residential treatment centers to continue their recovery. Recovery homes are free from alcohol and drugs.

There is oversight to residents 24 hours a day. Residents attend treatment and implement sober living skills with other individuals in early recovery. The Recovery Homes are currently available to adult men and adult women who struggle with a substance use disorder to assist in their long-term recovery.

Offers a program for parents and youth individuals ages 10-14 to work together and build relationships. Participants will practice skills, play learning games, and do family projects in highly interactive sessions. Sessions are designed to increase family bonding, build positive communication skills, and solve problems together. 

Offers residential treatment programs for adults with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Programs serve men and women, women with children, young adults, veterans, and essential and frontline workers. Also offers medically monitored detox and withdrawal management.

Sober living recovery homes and halfway houses provide wraparound support for individuals in early recovery. Also offers supportive housing for individuals living with mental health disorders.

Adult outpatient services include therapy, specialty care such as TMS therapy and MAT, family support and education, psychiatric care, intensive community-based case management, and fulfillment of legal behavioral healthcare requirements related to court systems.

Provides emergency assistance to people who experience natural or man-made disasters. Can provide emergency food, clothing, shelter, medical needs, and mental health.