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  • Missouri Dept of Social Services, Cole County Branch

    1716 Four Seasons Dr, Suite 104
    Jefferson City, MO 65101
    The Department of Social Services is responsible for coordinating programs to provide public assistance to children and their parents, access to...
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  • About Single Parents

    This website offers information for single mothers including blogs, legal advice, educational materials and more.

  • ADHD Support Group - C.H.A.D.D.

    Family support groups, community resource information & outreach programs.

  • Boys Town National Hotline

    This hotline provides help for those with serious parenting or family problems. Both children and parents can call. Spanish-speaking counselors are...

  • Center for Education Reform

    The Center for Education Reform is an organization promoting school choice and providing information about charter schools. The website has a section...

  • Center for Universal Design

    Provides information, materials, and technical assistance to individuals, families,and professionals about accessibility for people with...

  • Child Welfare Information Gateway

    The Gateway website provides access to information and resources regarding child safety and family wellness. Topics include child abuse and neglect,...

  • Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline

    This 24-hour hotline provides confidential, toll-free assistance to: children who are being abused and want help, frustrated parents seeking help,...

  • Childhelp USA

    They offer treatment and prevention programs for abused children.

  • ChildHelp USA National Child Abuse Hotline

    Anyone can call the Child Abuse Hotline and anonymously report a child abuse case.

  • Compassionate Friends

    24-hour hotline for parents who have experienced the death of a child. Support groups for parents.

  • Council for Exceptional Children

    This is a national organization that provides screening and education for children with developmental disabilities and their families. Local...

  • Covenant House

    Covenant House has a runaway hotline and takes in those who have "aged out" of foster care.

  • Do Something

    Do something connects people to volunteer opportunities and gives ideas about social responsibility.

  • Edison Schools

    Edison Schools runs charter schools across the United States according to a research-based school design and curriculum. Visit the website to learn...

  • Family Education

    This online resource provides information and resources regarding parenting, and also provides political/policy information.

  • Give Back A Smile

    The Give Back a Smile program is a charitable foundation of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, a prominent national dental association...

  • HeatShare

    Help for seniors on fixed-incomes, people with disabilities and people who have an unexpected crisis with energy bills. Eligibility: Must have...

  • Making Lemonade - The Single Parent Network

    This site provides information and resources geared toward single parents.

  • MakingLemonade.com

    This website offers information for single mothers including blogs, legal advice, educational materials and more.

  • Mental Health America

    The mental health hotline is open 24 hours a day.

  • Military OneSource Counseling

    (Governmental)
    Information and referral services available to military families at no cost. A variety of services are available such as counseling, telephonic...

  • National Adoption Foundation

    The National Adoption Foundation was established in 1994 by adoptive parents who understand the unmet needs adoptive families have for financial...

  • National Alliance on Mental Illness

    You can use the hotline to inform yourself about mental illness.

  • National Council on Aging- Benefits Check Up

    This website helps seniors find programs that help pay for medications, utilities, meals, health care, and other needs. The site also provides help...

  • National Domestic Violence

    Domestic violence can be stopped and these guys are here to connect you to transitional housing, or counseling.

  • National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities

    This national website is a central source of information on: disabilities in infants, toddlers, children, and youth; IDEA, which is the law...

  • National Runaway Switchboard

    The switchboard is a toll free hotline for runaways.

  • National Runaways Hotline

    This agency provides help to keep America's runaways and at-risk youth safe and off the streets

  • Parenthood.com

    Parenthood.com is a comprehensive website that offers information, tips and resources for expecting and new mothers.

  • Parents Anonymous

    Provides parenting and anger management tips. 24-hour parent help line and support groups for parents.

  • Poison Control

    This toll free number can help you if you are poisoned.

  • Putting-Kids-First.org

    Putting Kids First is a nationwide, children's rights organization. They have made the Court Ordered Parenting Classes available through our Online...

  • Search Mothers.com

    This is a comprehensive website that helps mothers with all aspects of motherhood and parenting.

  • Senior Mag

    This online resource provides a listing of local housing options for seniors, as well as other information geared toward the well-being of seniors.

  • SeniorOutlook.com

    This website is a housing and resource guide for people over 55.

  • Sexually Transmitted Disease Hotline

    This is a toll free number to call if you have or think you have an STD.

  • Support Organization for Trisomy 18, 13, & Related Disorders

    Support Organization for Trisomy 18, 13, and Related Disorders (SOFT) is a nonprofit volunteer organization offering support for parents who have had...

  • Teen Health

    You can get answers to your health related questions.

  • Woman Inc.

    A national resource for battered women.

  • Young Women's Christian Association - YWCA

    (Non-profit)
    The YWCA provides licensed child care for children ages 2 to 12 years old. They also offer Head Start programs.

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