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Provides integrated healthcare, behavioral health, housing, and supportive services to underserved and vulnerable populations. Services include primary healthcare, behavioral healthcare, medical respite care, rapid rehousing, re-entry housing, permanent supportive housing, case management, housing stabilization, and employment support.

Provides a development program for youth that offers high school dropouts or Unit 5 transfers the opportunity to earn their high school diploma or GED while learning and becoming certified in residential construction, property maintenance, health care, and information. Program lasts 9-22 months.

Students have the opportunity to earn a scholarship for college or trade school by completing AmeriCorps service hours at a YouthBuild Vocational Site while building or providing maintenance services to economically disadvantaged individuals and families, volunteering in healthcare settings, and assisting with IT needs.

Students may be eligible for a monetary incentive according to the progress they make toward goals. Students' schedules rotate from school to vocational site. Students receive advocacy surrounding their social service needs, training in community leadership, computer training and support, and intensive case management throughout their college careers.

Offers transportation assistance to appointments, school supplies, adopt-a-family, and backpack buddies. 

Services offered include:

- Emergency preparedness;

- Health Promotion Education;

- Preventative dental services;

- Health Classes and Workshops (including Living Well With Chronic Disease, Diabetes Prevention Program, Stepping On, Tai Chi, Question Persuade Refer Suicide Prevention Training, and more);

- Public Health Nursing and Community Health Workers;

- Medicaid Application Assistance;

- Patient Navigation;

- Family Support Services and Home Visitation;

- Car Seat Fitting Stations (by appointment);

- Bike Safety Events and Helmet Fittings;

- Medication Assistance;

- Environmental Services;

- Disease investigation of food poisoning, influenza, rabies and West Nile virus;

- Tobacco Cessation Programs (Beat the Pack or Freedom From Smoking, also local information sessions).

Provides assistance to victims of violent crime and/or trauma. Provides crisis intervention, counseling, advocacy, and referrals.

Professional Partner program serves children, adolescents, and young adults who have serious emotional disorders and their families; provides intensive therapeutic case management program tailored to meet the needs of each youth and family.

Emergency Community Support program provides follow-up, continuity, and coordination services for individuals who have been admitted to emergency or civil protective custody.

Regional Housing Coordination provides rental assistance for adults who are low income and experience a serious mental illness to obtain safe housing at an affordable cost; must have referral from a community support worker or other behavioral health worker.

Regional Consumer Specialist (RCS) serves as an advocate and liaison to consumers of behavioral health services, including consumers of services which are designed to lead toward wellness and recovery from mental illness, substance abuse, or problem gambling; the RCS is available to consumers of all ages, their families and support system, throughout Region 3's geographic area.

Training related to Suicide Prevention, Suicide Postvention, Mental Health First Aid, Psychological First Aid, Trauma-Informed Care, Compassion Fatigue, Coping Through COVID, Calmer Classrooms: Working with Traumatized Youth, Psychological First Aid, Effective Strategies for Children with Developmental Trauma, Resilience for the Responders: Creative Tools for Compassion Fatigue and Secondary Trauma for Disaster Relief Workers, Introduction to Mindfulness Skills, Helping Adults Coping with Grief.

Disaster Behavioral Health Outreach, Counseling and Training for flood impacted counties (Buffalo, Custer, Hall and Howard) and for individuals impacted by COVID 19 for all 22 counties in Region 3.

Provides assistance for stray cats and dogs, barking dogs, rabies control, emergency medical care for injured animals, animal bite reporting and investigation, tagging and registration, animal shelter facility and adoption program.

Offers a self-choice or drive-through pantry. After becoming registered, neighbors can choose from canned and dry goods, bread, meat, dairy and fresh produce based on availability. Neighbors may also choose to drive-through and receive prepackaged food.

Pets must be registered in advance by completing the Pet food assistance application. Pet food distribution is based on availability.

Offers Outpatient Therapy services to individuals, families and couples with mental health concerns. Therapy services include Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Play Therapy, and Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP). 

Provides programs for youth that promote health, social, educational, cultural, leadership and character development.  Youth served are identified as at-risk based on assessments completed that identify such factors as economic level, family status, neighborhood location, and academic progress.

Offers general medical care.

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

Offers library services, including an early childhood discovery center, meeting rooms, summer reading programs for all age groups, computer usage, and free wireless internet.