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Provides Individual Applied Behavior Analysis treatment for children and teenagers with autism. Skills focused on include imitation, functional language, activities of daily living, individual social skills, and reduction of challenging behavior.

Provides a lobbying organization for working people in Iowa that provides education programs for union members.

Before school, after school, and full day programs for elementary-age students.

Free primary care visits for the uninsured, health care services including physical exams for men, women, and children, health education, flu shots, and mental health screenings.

Preventive care and screening for diabetes, high blood pressure, daycare worker and camp physicals. Chronic disease management. 

Personal emergency response service (Medical Alert) that gets help at the push of a small button.

Offers a 24-hour a day, 62-bed emergency shelter for those who are homeless. Those staying at the shelter receive meals, showers, clothing, and other hygiene necessities.

Case managers work with individuals to help them apply for benefits, assist with sustainable income, and create sustainable budgets.

Offers to work with people where they are. Providing practical guidance to help families overcome obstacles and achieve their big-picture goals, one step at a time. Providing guidance through crisis and instability to a place of security in order to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty.

Offering strengths-based casework, providing services such as financial counseling and planning goal setting with manageable action steps, job training, referrals and employment assistance, assistance with securing housing and childcare, emotional and spiritual support as needed. 

Supportive home for those recovering from drug and alcohol addiction; residents must abide by the rules of the home, including never using drugs or alcohol while a resident. Homes may house men, women, women with children, or men with children.

Vacancies can be searched online at www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Supportive home for those recovering from drug and alcohol addiction; residents must abide by the rules of the home, including never using drugs or alcohol while a resident. Homes may house men, women, women with children, or men with children.

Vacancies can be searched online at www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Outpatient assessments, referrals, intensive outpatient treatment, and peer support related to substance use. Through these interventions, the client with a substance abuse issue learns their issues are not unique and can be addressed. Family and loved ones are also taught coping skills to assist them in supporting the user build a healthier lifestyle.

Level I Outpatient Therapy provides professionally directed evaluation, treatment and recovery services for individuals experiencing a substance use disorder. Treatment services are provided in group or individual sessions or a combination of both, depending on an individual’s needs. Treatment typically lasts 12 weeks.

The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a group-focused, non-residential program for adults 19 and older. IOP is more in-depth than traditional outpatient treatment services, offering a minimum of 10 hours of treatment per week. IOP typically lasts six to eight weeks. Intensive groups meet for three-hour sessions, three days a week. Each participant must also attend at least one additional individual or family session each week. Services are available days and evenings.

Substance Use Evaluations are specialized assessments used to clinically determine possible substance use issues, with recommendations for an appropriate level of care if determined to be medically necessary.

Provides primary health care to those in the community. Also offers pediatric services.

Character and leadership development. Programs include aquatics, arts, sports, fitness and recreation, health and life skills, educational and career development, job training, career preparation, tutoring services, and age appropriate community service.

Outdoor activities, including Carter Lake Summer Camp.

Meals served. Limited bus service.

Crisis services provide a focused assessment and rapid stabilization of acute symptoms of mental illness or emotional distress and are available and accessible 24 hours a day.

Clinical assessment and psychotherapeutic services are provided by a mental health professional and/or staff who access a mental health professional for consultation.

Emergency services are available by phone and/or in the office setting.

Provides Iowa Total Care, one of three MCO's that Iowa Medicaid is contracting out. Iowa Total Care offers a free 24/7 nurse advice line that members can use to get their health questions answered quickly and easily. Medical professionals are ready to address member questions and help set up doctor appointments. Call to learn more or to have health questions answered.

Shelter for single men, single women, and families with children. Provides a laundry facility for the homeless. Laundry supplies are provided. Shelter is handicap accessible including wheelchair accessible rooms and an elevator.

Provides a collection of books, videos, and books on tape along with public internet access, a photocopier and fax capabilities. 

Services include eye exams and glasses, hearing aids, eye donor cards, leader dog procurement, cornea transplants at University of Iowa, for those not covered by insurance or other programs.

Iowa Lions Kidsight: A cooperative sight project with the University of Iowa Hospitals. Pre-school children are screened by taking pictures of their eyes and sending the pictures to the U of IA Hospitals for evaluation. Parents are notified if their child is found to need eye care.

Charity grants to community agencies with regard to eyesight and hearing, food banks, clothing, and more.

Listening program provides equipment to preschools to help with autistic children.

Recycles eye glasses, lenses, frames and hearing aids. Lions disassemble, measure, clean and inventory the various parts to be available for people of third world countries as VOSH teams determine prescriptions.

International Lions Foundation: Our club supports the ILF to a total of $1000 each three years. Lions members and others in the community contribute additionally.

Other services are considered as needs are identified if fund are available and the club's board and members approve. More information available online.

Provides community resource flyers and information offering referrals to programming.