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Maintains county parks and recreation areas and provides hunter safety classes, camping, fishing and boating information. Outdoor recreational opportunities are available through county parks and outdoor wildlife areas.
Provides the opportunity for the mentor (Big) to visit their Little in the child's school, after school program, or at another youth-serving agency. This allows for the mentor to meet in a more structured environment than out in the community, usually for about an hour per week.
Responsible for protecting the federal judicial process; conducting fugitive investigations; managing and selling assets seized and forfeited by federal law enforcement agencies nationwide; safe and secure confinement, care, and transportation of federal prisoners; and operation of the federal Witness Security Program.
Offers free short-term counseling and pro bono telehealth counseling.
From September 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, Nebraskans can access short-term counseling at no cost, provided by skilled psychology interns.
Also offers long-term counseling.
Provides quality childcare for children ages six weeks through school age. Open through the evening to meet the needs of parents who need extended care. Preschool is also provided.
2 Locations:
- Downtown: 317 7th Avenue South, Clinton, Iowa 52732; (563) 244-8340.
- Lyons: 250 20th Avenue North, Clinton, Iowa 52732; (563) 242-2110.
Serving individuals with disabilities who are unable to successfully participate in regular recreation programs.
Services provided:
- Cultural Arts.
- Special Events.
- Special Interests (educational, outdoor/nature, cooking, social, horticulture, games, self-improvement).
- Sports and Fitness.
English as a Second Language (ESL) for people who want to learn to speak, read and write English.
Provides support to affiliates and partners, coordinates statewide advocacy and awareness, provides education, and works to advance mental health equality and access.
Provides a support group that meets regularly to share experiences, provide mutual support and learn about the latest products and information for ostomy, urostomy and intestinal diversions. Offers person-to-person support to people who are undergoing ostomy or related surgery, and their caregivers.
2026
Offers free income tax filing assistance to those that are moderate to low income. Appointment scheduling will start January 22, 2026 for appointments beginning in Mar.
Weatherization services include a cost-effectiveness energy audit, air leakage checks, insulation, and all combustion appliances inspection for repair and/or replacement.
Behavioral health therapy services, including drug-free treatment for depression symptoms, trauma recovery, counseling for individuals, couples and families, and more.
Provides an array of employment opportunities, job training and counseling, and related career services to central Illinois residents. Goodwill provides programs that develop those skills, job search assistance, and personal improvement. Services (available both in person and online) include
- Resume writing and cover letters.
- Interview skills.
- Filling out employment applications.
- Communication skills.
- Career development and advancement.
- Computer skills and training.
- Skills to Succeed Academy - 42 hour interactive online course that teaches skills for finding and keeping a job.
Planning and zoning services, business, redevelopment and housing assistance, building permits and inspections, animal control and code compliance.
Community coalition aiming to aid communities in the coordination and integration of resources, and the use of evidence-based practices to reduce substance abuse. Focused on decreasing youth alcohol use and other substances by connecting parents with resources. Community meeting take place the fourth Tuesday of the month, at the Community Partners office.
The positive pressure coalition meeting meets the 3rd Tuesday of every other month at the public library at 12 pm.
Provides an umbrella of services to help individuals that are experiencing homelessness.
Includes:
- Job training/earn a stipend daily based on sale of donated items; Stipend paid directly to a need
- Advocacy
- Free clothing and household items
- Transportation when other options are not available
- Mailbox usage for the purposes of obtaining a birth certificate, social security card, or employment
- Help with filling out forms
- Literacy help (Learn to read individual/groups offered)