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Connects service members and their families with community housing rental listings near U.S. military bases. Service members can search for homes at all local installations. Users can also view Rental Partnership Program listings and other military community housing benefits.

Property managers can list their properties at no cost by creating an account.

Mini bus for disabled and senior citizens.

City information and referral.

Emergency food.

Emergency financial assistance for Bellevue residents.

Holiday Assistance Program.

Long term residential placement for youth 10-18 years of age. Outpatient substance abuse treatment and therapy services available for youth placed in the long-term residential program.

Behavioral health services for youth 5-18 years of age depending on the program or service.

Volunteer mentoring program for 3rd through 12th grade in math or reading skills.

Family preservation services in Iowa and Nebraska.

Educational programs for professionals working with youth.

The ION team works with homeowners to make external repairs, connect to resources, and navigate the home repair system. Will also collaborate with partner organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, Rebuilding Together, Polk County Emergency Repair, and Neighborhood Finance Corporation to get repairs done.

Assists individuals in overcoming substance use problems, from unhealthy alcohol use to life-threatening addiction. 

2026 Important Dates

Registration: July 6-August 6; Distribution: August 11

Offers school supplies for children in grades K-12. Students choose items based on their specific school list. Please note that we cannot guarantee all items will be available.

Offers to assist a relative caregiver who wants to obtain guardianship through probate court of a relative's child living in the home of the caregiver. This includes

- Educating and helping the caregiver negotiate the probate court system.

• Assisting caregivers to obtain required documents.
• Arranging for legal counsel in counties where legal counsel is necessary.

  EFSP caseworkers meet with the relative caregiver monthly until guardianship has been obtained or until other services have been provided. These services can include crisis intervention, applying for benefits, working with local schools for the child's enrollment, and referral to a range of needed services that the caregiver may have to help meet the basic needs of the family.

Offers a day habitation program. Services include therapeutic activities, assistance with activities of daily living, social and health enhancement related services, wellness and nutrition, and mental stimulation.

Head Start gives children, ages 3 and 4, the opportunity to grow and learn in a high quality early childhood setting. Head Start offers half-day, full-day, and homebased options.

Offers family counseling at the Foundation 2 Youth Shelter. The focus is on preventing runaway behavior, suicide attempts, child abuse, family breakup, school failure, or the placement of a runaway or homeless youth.

Air conditioners provided, when available, to the most vulnerable individuals (especially seniors 60 and older) who are experiencing health problems that make air conditioning a medical necessity, or those of any age with medical necessity.

Provides school supplies to students in need at the beginning of each school year through the Back-to-School Fair. Pre-registration is required, call or visit the United Way of Mahaska County Facebook page for more information.

Works in the courts, in the Iowa legislature, and through public education and advocacy to assure the rights of everyone in Iowa are preserved. Key issues we work on include: Freedom of speech, expression, and the press Racial justice LGBTQ rights Student rights Personal privacy and security Open government and records Reproductive freedom Religious freedom and separation of church and state Rights of immigrants Women's rights Criminal justice reform Voting rights Disability rights

Offers a day center that serves adults with physical or psychological challenges. Available services include skilled nursing, meals, and specialized programming to meet individual needs and to assist with personal cares, while providing caregivers a break from their caregiving duties.

Provides the city of Le Grand with fire and emergency services. 

Provides the reception and classification center for all new commitments to the adult institutional corrections system. IMCC houses a general population of approximately 250 offenders. The facility houses four mental health units and three medical units. IMCC provides psychiatric, psychological, nursing, pharmacy, pathology, education, and social services. Educational opportunities available to IMCC patients/inmates include instruction in General Education Development and Adult Basic Education, special education for eligible individuals, and a high school diploma may be earned.

Assists each client in developing a personal substance abuse recovery plan that includes a variety of skills, strategies that are taught as part of the program.