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Provides non-perishable foods for individuals or families in need living in the Lone Tree area. Call administrative number to talk to someone or to leave a message to request food distribution.

Provides property assessment and property value information.

Works to assist international students, scholars and spouses in their transition into the Ames and Iowa State University communities by building a network of support, offering helpful resources and organizing enriching workshops.

Provides home health care services that allow individuals to continue living in the home while receiving medical care. Offers skilled nursing and home health aides, as well as physical, occupational and speech therapy. A medical social worker can also connect individuals to the resources they need.

Provides home health care services that allow individuals to continue living in the home while receiving medical care. Offers skilled nursing and home health aides, as well as physical, occupational and speech therapy. A medical social worker can also connect individuals to the resources they need.

United States Congresswoman representing Iowa's Second Congressional District.

Additional Offices:

- 201 West 2nd Street, Suite 705, Davenport, IA 52801, (563) 232-0930.

- 126 North Howard Street, Indianola, IA 50125, (515) 808-6040.

Provides a statewide agency that receives complaints of discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, creed, mental or physical disability, familial status (in housing and credit), marital status (in credit), pregnancy, age, sexual orientation, gender identity or sex. The Commission has jurisdiction in the areas of employment, education, housing, public accommodations and credit. The Commission does not provide legal representation. Provides training and education in civil rights and anti-discrimination laws to individuals and stakeholder organizations.

Holiday baskets are offered seasonally, provided through local community support. Programs vary by location; call for information.

Free e-filing of federal and state income taxes for low income and elderly clients.

For the 2026 tax season, call Community Action for more information or to schedule an appointment.

Provides the following services

- Free on-site pregnancy testing.

• On-site limited obstetrical ultrasound services.
• STI/ STD testing.
• Parenting education (HOPE program).
• Support to pregnant woman whose unborn baby has been diagnosed with an adverse or terminal condition and wish to carry to term (Willow Story program).

Helps low-income households increase the energy efficiency of their homes and save money on fuel costs. Typical energy-saving measures include sealing air leaks, installing insulation in attics, walls and crawl spaces, tuning and upgrading heating systems, and installing low-cost energy conservation measures.

Information about pests, food production (including gardening), turf and landscape, and water quality.

Information about pests, food production (including gardening), turf and landscape, and water quality.

Information about pests, food production (including gardening), turf and landscape, and water quality.

Information about pests, food production (including gardening), turf and landscape, and water quality.

Provides voluntary home-based family support. Children are referred to the program by Omaha Public Schools personnel based on the youth’s behavior at school, attendance, and other individual challenges.

Provides a thrift store.

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.

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

Provides transportation for individuals with a disability that prevent them from using fixed-route bus service. All paratransit services are door-to-door and wheelchair accessible. Eligibility: Bus Plus is DART’s ADA door-to-door complementary service for riders with a disability that keeps them from being able to use Fixed Route services. Riders must apply to use the service. Once approved, riders may travel within the Bus Plus zone for any reason and must pay a $3.50 fare for each ride they take. To start the eligibility process, fill out a DART Bus Service Eligibility Form. This form is available at www.ridedart.com/services/paratransit, and must be submitted to DART's Paratransit Department, which will review the application and mail back the results within 21 days. An application can also be mailed to you by calling DART Customer Service. Reservations: Once approved, requests for service can be made by calling DART Paratransit at 515-283-8136 Monday through Friday between 8 am-5 pm. Reservations for Sunday and Monday travel can be made on Saturday and Sunday between 8 am-4 pm by calling (515) 283-8147 and leaving a voicemail message with the client name, contact number, and trip details. DART staff will return the passenger's call to schedule a trip. Reservations will be accepted up to seven (7) days prior to the trip date. Polk County Service Details: The partnership with Polk County allows low-income disabled citizens 18 and older to apply for service for trips to medical appointments, the grocery store, and a once-a-month miscellaneous trip. Income eligible dialysis patients who have no transportation may also apply. To check on eligibility and/or apply for this service, call Polk County (515) 286-3484. If approved, the customer rides DART Paratransit at no charge. The funding agency may restrict the rider to certain types of transportation, such as medical appointments, work or grocery shopping. Polk County Adult Services does not fund employment or school transportation.

Matches SNAP, WIC, or Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) funds at select farmers markets.

For 2026, WIC and Senior FMNP funds can only be matched at the Champaign Farmers Market and Urbana's Market at The Square.

SNAP funds can be matched at the following locations (2026):

- Champaign Farmers Market (Tue from 3 pm-6 pm, May—Oct): Bring EBT card to the info table located at the south end of the market site.

- Champaign-Urbana Winter Farmers Market (Sat from 8 am-12 pm, Nov—Apr): Bring EBT card to the info table located inside the Lincoln Square Mall south entrance.

- Danville Farmers Market (Sat from 8 am-12 pm, May 16—Oct 3): Bring EBT card to the info table located at the north entrance of the market.

- Danville Winter Farmers Market (Every other Sat from 10 am-2 pm, Nov—Apr): Bring EBT card to the market entrance.

- Good Samaritan Inn’s Mercy Market (Sat from 8:30 am-12 pm, Jun—Sep): Bring EBT card to the green tent on the east side of the market next to the Jackson Preston sculpture.

- Good Samaritan Inn’s Mercy Market: Winter Edition (Every other Sat from 10 am-1 pm, Nov—Apr): Bring EBT card to the market entrance.

- Richland Farmers Market (Third Wed from 3 pm-7 pm, Jun—Sep): Bring EBT card to the Richland Student Farms market trailer, around the corner to the right.

- Sola Gratia Farm CSA (Thu from 3 pm-6 pm, Jun—Oct): Contact Sola Gratia Farm directly to learn more about how to use EBT card to purchase a CSA.

- Urbana’s Market at the Square (Sat from 7 am-12 pm, May—Oct): Bring EBT card to the info table located at the north end of the market site.