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Provides temporary shelter for pets during times of crisis and transition, maintaining pet owner's confidentiality, in partnership with homeless, domestic violence, and other local human services organizations. Services include sheltering, feeding, vaccines, and spay/neuter surgery.

Provides resource coordination, an online resource directory, free short-term counseling for farmers and farm families, a peer farmer program, post-disaster planning assistance, and an after hours hotline staffed by trained mental health practitioners.

Offers ongoing educational workshops and an annual full-day conference. Topics include disabilities, special education, health care financing, advocacy for children with disabilities and special health needs, and systems advocacy.

Provides pet adoption services; Community education about pet care; Shelter for animals who have been abandoned, abused or surrendered by their owners; Spay and Neutering programs; and Investigation of reported cruelty and neglect of animals. Also offers Sophie's Seniors, a special reduced-rate adoption and support program for older adults, and a petfood food shelf for those unable to properly feed their animals. With Jake's Friends Fund, provides financial assistance with veterinary expenses for pet owners in need.

Provides assistance to libraries in the form of training, program materials and promotional items for participants. The libraries in turn create story times focused on early literacy skills and readiness for school. Participating libraries bring early literacy experiences to children, parents and childcare providers. Provides the public with list of participating libraries.

Offers a case management program that provides access to a wide range of services designed to help youth transition from State care and custody to self-sufficiency and independent living.

Offers a variety of services aimed at keeping families connected when a parent is incarcerated, including case management and coordination of family care plans. The program also facilitates opportunities for incarcerated parents to communicate with their children, including individual and group visits in the child-friendly Kids-A-Part visiting space. Case management for families/caregivers in the community include financial support to facilitate visitation. Services also include statewide education and advocacy to community members and groups working with children.

Provides ongoing, up-to-date information about national and international public health occurrences such as extreme weather events, contagious disease outbreaks, and natural disaster information.

Teaches how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders. Provides the skills needed to reach out and provide initial support to someone who may be developing a mental health or substance use problem and helps connect them to the appropriate care. Also includes information about mental health crises and risks for suicide. Separate courses are geared to different audiences: Mental Health First Aid is for adults, such as first responders, faith leaders, and caring adults; Youth Mental Health First Aid is for adults working with youth; and Teen Mental Health First Aid for high school students and youth-serving organizations.

Offers monthly in-person support groups that bring individuals with lung diseases together to learn skills to help manage their lung conditions and improve their quality of life.

Offers a support group where individuals can socialize, listen to music, play games and enjoy other activities.

Offers disaster preparedness information, and emergency assistance and recovery information for farmers in the recovery phase of natural disasters, and farm-related information regarding water contamination and pesticide exposure. Hotlines may be set up during specific disaster situations and links would be posted in this program. Also provides business disaster loan information for farmers and other agricultural business operators.

Provides information, guidelines and forms necessary to prepare and submit a required enrollment notice for home schools, relevant statues and rules information, year-end assessment requirements information, and technical assistance when required.

Offers a case management program that provides access to a wide range of services designed to help youth transition from State care and custody to self-sufficiency and independent living.

Offers financial assistance up to $5000 for the following: prorated costs to hold a unit for a future tenant, limited to two months' rent; prorated cost for loss of rent from a vacancy due to needed repairs, limited to one month of rent; qualifying damages caused by a tenant; rent associated with early termination by the tenant, limited to one month of rent.

Provides a wellness and recreational center that includes traditional, complementary, and alternative healing therapies such as aromatherapy, massage, acupuncture and more. Recreational center also includes video games, a gym, meeting and study spaces, and a large communal kitchen.

Provides referrals to quality child care and specific supports to eligible children, and program consultation for early care and education and after school programs. CIS Coordinators assist families in accessing services appropriate to their needs. CIS teams have expertise in social work and family support, maternal/child health and nursing, child development and early intervention, early childhood and family mental health, and specialized child care. Child care financial assistance may be available.

Offers a 24Hour helpline staffed by Cancer Information Specialists who answer cancer-related questions. Cancer Information Specialists can also link callers to local programs and resources, such as peer support groups, patient housing, financial assistance, and medical transportation.

Provides speakers and workshops about kinship care. Publishes a newsletter and holds an annual conference.

Provides referrals for free, confidential mental health services of an hour per week for a year. Give an Hour also supplies a variety of links to mental health information and resources for military families. Works to reduce the stigma associated with mental health problems through education, training, and outreach efforts. Also provides free webinars for Wellness Ambassadors for promoting and advocating for mental health awareness in communities.

Provides short-term flood response services including damage reporting, organizing volunteers, mucking, gutting, and treating mold caused by flooding. Volunteers are also available to deliver food, water, medications, tents, and other supplies.

Provides information on important things to do and available resources in the aftermath of flooding and other disasters, with links to more detailed information.

Provides financial assistance of up to 50,000 dollars per unit to make vacant rental units available by assisting with health and safety repairs, as well as repairing code violations such as electrical, plumbing, water, septic, heating systems, roof, accessibility, and other structural repairs. Program participants are required to provide a 20% match of grant funds and rent units at or below HUD Fair Market Rent prices. Program can also assist with the creation of new units, including accessory dwelling units.

Provide grants or support for activities that provide services for the long-term care of veterans, aid homeless veterans, provide transportation services for veterans, fund veterans' service programs, and/or provide veteran recognition.

Trains about the dangers of shaking a baby or toddler and teaches ways to comfort them safely. Educates about safe sleep practices and nurturing toddler care. Program includes curricula and educational materials, as well as training for programs such as Hospital Education Program, School-Based Education, SBS 101 Program, and Dads' 101/BabyBasics Program.