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Offers parks, cultural and recreation programs, including youth sports leagues and clinics, kids cooking, ZUMBA, and Senior Card Club. The Harbach Center and Public Library are now available, providing recreational activities and library services for residents of Clive. Additionally, assistance is available to cover tuition, fees, or other expenses for individuals who wish to participate in recreational, artistic, or leisure-time activities, as well as organized sports programs, ensuring access for those who may face financial barriers.

Offers the following free services to eligible students: professional tutoring, supplemental instruction (peer tutoring), advising, lunch workshops (topics include study skills, time management, and financial literacy), scholarship assistance, cultural events such as museum and theater visits, and a student parent support group.

Young Families Incentive Program for parents of young children. Parents earn points by participating in healthy, educational activities that will assist their children in a stronger future. Points are then used to 'purchase' needed infant and toddler items.

Nurturing Parenting Program classes emphasize the importance of raising children in a warm, trusting and caring household.

School-based food pantry. Some personal care items, occasionally including diapers, are also available.

Provides one-on-one appointments with volunteer styling consultants to help women choose a complete interview outfit in an inclusive, body-positive, and accessible setting. Provides styling support for internships and jobs after employment is secured.

Provides scheduled, in-home, non-medical visits lasting 2-3 hours to temporarily relieve caregivers of responsibility for providing care.

Offers a little food pantry to those in need. Located on the north side of the Annex building. 

Specializes in providing assistance to individuals, couples, children, adolescents, and families for a full range of life and family issues, including couples problems, depression, anxiety, childhood and adolescent behavioral issues, trauma, and grief.

Staff are also available to provide education seminars or specialized group counseling programs on site to any local organization, school, church, or business; topics include communication, conflict resolution, parent training and education, child and adolescent groups, marital enrichment, and anger management.

Services may be available outside of normal business hours.

Provides police services responsible for emergency assessment and response.

Provides assistance to out-of-school youth who are from low-income communities, have dropped out of school, and are unemployed, with providing them with, academic education, vocational skills training, personal counseling, positive peer support, leadership development, job placement and follow-up support.

Participants spend half their time in academic programming and half in learning skills in construction or urban agriculture, including building or rehabilitating housing for low-income families

Leadership development involves classes, activities, and leadership positions within the organization, providing a foundation for preparing youth to play important roles in their communities.

Designed to reintegrate individuals back into the community from a nursing facility setting. Services include locating and securing affordable housing, financial assistance with the first month's rent and security deposit, acquiring household items and assistive equipment, home remodeling for safe independent living, independent living skills training, referrals to personal assistant services, case management, and advocacy and peer support.

Hospital offering acute, skilled, emergency, outpatient, and specialty services.

Disaster preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation.

Information and education on emergency disaster preparedness.

Assists in managing Homeland Security Programs.

Offers mental health evaluations. Services include anxiety disorders screening, clinical psychiatric evaluation, depression screening, early intervention for mental illness, gambling addiction screening, and general mental health screening.

Provides assistance to limited-income seniors who need help managing their finances. The level of care provided is based on the need of the person. The goal of the program is to assist low-income seniors and persons with disability (who are financially exploited) to assure independence and to prevent pre-mature institutional care and abuse.

The program helps with such bill-paying activities as opening and organizing mail, setting up budgets, and balancing checkbooks for seniors who remain in control of their finances, but need some help keeping things in order.

Representative Payee volunteers help clients manage their Social Security benefits, if the client is unable to handle his or her own finances. The Representative Payee volunteer manages and pays the client's expenses from an account into which the Social Security benefit is automatically deposited.

Assists the families of children between the ages of 3 and 18 who have passed away by lifting the economic burden and ensuring a proper end-of-life ceremony.

Energy assistance for eligible low income families.

Provide in-home services to help seniors and individuals with short- and long-term disabilities stay in their own homes. Some services include:

- Meal planning and preparation.

- Light housekeeping and laundry.

- Bathing and grooming.

- Errands.

- Transportation.

- Alzheimer’s and Dementia care.