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Franklin County Courthouse

Address:
12 1st Ave NW
Hampton, IA 50441
Map & Directions

(13 Miles Away)

Telephone:
(641) 456-5624

Website:
http://www.co.franklin.ia.us

Services:
County Officeslocation Informationphysical Location12 First Avenue Nwhampton, Ia, United States, 50441last Updatedthursday, April 19, 2018agency Backgroundtax Statusnone Or Unknowncontact Information(641) 456-5624main Phone(641) 456-6001faxemailgmcvicker@co.franklin.ia.uswebsitehttp://www.co.franklin.ia.usmain Contactgary Mcvickerchair Board Of Supervisorsgmcvicker@co.franklin.ia.us(641) 456-5624senior Workergary Mcvickerchair Board Of Supervisorsgmcvicker@co.franklin.ia.us(641) 456-5624hours Of Operationmon-fri 8 Am-4 Pmprograms Offeredcentral Point Of Coordinationcounty Assessorcounty Auditorcounty Board Of Supervisorscounty Clerk Of Courtscounty Emergency Managementcounty Engineercounty General Assistancecounty Recorder's Officecounty Treasurer's Officecounty Veteran Servicessite Information

Hours:
Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm


Wright County Courthouse

Address:
115 N Main St
Clarion, IA 50525
Map & Directions

(16 Miles Away)

Telephone:
(515) 851-0202

Website:
http://www.wrightcounty.org

Services:
County Officeslocation Informationphysical Location115 North Main Streetclarion, Ia, United States, 50525last Updatedtuesday, May 8, 2018agency Backgroundtax Statusnone Or Unknowncontact Information(515) 851-0202main Phone(515) 532-2669faxemailraslawncare@gmail.comwebsitehttp://www.wrightcounty.orgmain Contactrick Rasmussenchair Board Of Supervisorsraslawncare@gmail.com(515) 532-3262senior Workerrick Rasmussenchair Board Of Supervisorsraslawncare@gmail.com(515) 532-3262hours Of Operationmon-fri 8 Am-4 Pmprograms Offeredcounty Assessorcounty Auditorcounty Board Of Supervisorscounty Clerk Of Courtcounty Conservation Departmentcounty Emergency Managementcounty Engineer's Officecounty General Assistancecounty Recorder's Officecounty Treasurer's Officecounty Veteran Servicessite Information

Hours:
Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm


Take calculated risks. That is quite different from being rash.

-- General George Patton

Mid-Iowa Community Action Center

Address:
637 S Oak St
Iowa Falls, IA 50126
Map & Directions

(23 Miles Away)

Telephone:
(641) 648-5036

Website:
http://www.micaonline.org/default.htm

Services:
Head Start
FaDDS (Family Development and Self-Sufficiency Program
WIC (Women, Infants and Children)
Maternal Health
Prenatal Education and Assistance
Nutrition Counseling
Support Counseling
Dental Hygiene
Post Partum Care
Child Health
Weatherization Assistance program
*MICA's Living With HIV program helps individuals with HIV in Boone, Franklin, Greene, Hardin, Hamilton, Marshall, and Story counties coordinate essential health services. Services include referrals to infectious disease specialists, locating medical and prescription coverage, and referrals to substance abuse and mental health programs. The Living With HIV program, in some circumstances, also helps individuals with living expenses and gasoline vouchers. MICA started the program in 2000.

The Living With HIV program is based in Mid-Iowa Community Action's Story County office in the lower level of the Story County Human Services Building, 126. S. Kellogg, Ames. For more information, call (515) 956-3312.

Hours:
Mon & Fri. 1-5 /Tues. 10-12 /Wed. walki-ns 1-5 / Thu 9-1


Upper Des Moines Opportunity

Address:
221 W Broadway St
Eagle Grove, IA 50533
Map & Directions

(26 Miles Away)

Telephone:
(515) 448-3704

Website:
http://www.udmo.com/

Services:
*Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) - supplemental help for winter heating bills - November 1st through April 15th
*LIHEAP Crisis Assistance - Assistance available in a life threatening situation for temporary shelter, fuel, blankets, heaters and furnace repair. Upon availability of funding, furnace repair or replacement is available to homeowners.
*Weatherization - Assistance with stopping infiltration of cold air into a home. Can include caulking, weather stripping and attic insulation.
*Chore Service and Home Repair- Funds household repairs and chores for income eligible applicants age 60 and older. Sponsored by Elderbridge Agency on Aging.
*Emergency Vouchers - Provides eligible applicants with limited financial help for basic emergency needs.
*Emergency Food Pantries - Emergency food allotment. Individuals will receive a referral to a food pantry in their community for additional assistance.
*Garden Program - Educates clients on proper growing of produce. Seeds, plants and gardening tools are also provided.
*Clothing Closet - Provides clothing and miscellaneous household items. Donations accepted.
*Referral Services- Information on a wide variety of services available for those faced with situations they find difficult to solve.
*Client Advocacy - Assistance when help is needed with providers, organizations or difficult situations.
*Budget Counseling - Help for those experiencing difficulty managing their financial obligations.
*Birthday Box - Provides a gift, cake and all items needed for a small birthday party for children 10 and under.
*Baby's Room - Provides clothing and supplies for infants ages birth to two.
*Athletic Scholarships - Qualified youth can apply to receive financial assistance to participate in community youth activities.
*Special Projects - Christmas program, Coats for Kids, new hats and gloves, school supplies and more based on need and availability.

Hours:
Mon-Fri 8 am-4:30 pm


Henry County Clerk

Address:
100 E Washington St
Mount Pleasant, IA 52641
Map & Directions

(27 Miles Away)

Telephone:
(319) 385-3150

Website:
http://www.henrycountyiowa.us

Services:
County Officeslocation Informationphysical Location100 East Washington Street Suite 230mount Pleasant, Ia, United States, 52641last Updatedfriday, August 31, 2018agency Backgroundtax Statusnone Or Unknowncontact Information(319) 385-3150main Phone(319) 385-4144faxwebsitehttp://www.henrycountyiowa.ussenior Workergary Seeboard Of Supervisorssupervisors@henrycountyiowa.us(319) 385-0759hours Of Operationmon-fri 8 Am-4:30 Pmprograms Offeredcentral Point Of Coordinationcounty Assessorcounty Attorneycounty Auditorcounty Board Of Supervisorscounty Clerk Of Courtcounty Emergency Managementcounty Engineercounty General Assistancecounty Recorder's Officecounty Sheriffcounty Treasurer's Officecounty Veteran Servicesprescription Medication Servicessite Information

Hours:
Mon-Fri 8 am-4:30 pm


Cerro Gordo Board-Supervisors

Address:
220 N Washington Ave
Mason City, IA 50401
Map & Directions

(27 Miles Away)

Telephone:
(641) 421-3021

Website:
http://www.cgcounty.org

Services:
County Officeslocation Informationphysical Location220 North Washington Avenuemason City, Ia, United States, 50401last Updatedtuesday, April 24, 2018agency Backgroundtax Statusnone Or Unknowncontact Information(641) 421-3021main Phone(641) 421-3088faxemailccallanan@cgcounty.orgwebsitehttp://www.cgcounty.orgmain Contactcasey Callananboard Of Supervisors Chairccallanan@cgcounty.org(641) 421-3023senior Workercasey Callananboard Of Supervisors Chairccallanan@cgcounty.org(641) 421-3023hours Of Operationmon 8 Am-4:30 Pmprograms Offeredcounty Assessorcounty Auditorcounty Board Of Supervisorscounty Central Point Coordinationcounty Conservation Departmentcounty Emergency Managementcounty Engineer's Officecounty General Assistancecounty Recorder's Officecounty Treasurer's Officeveteran Benefits Assistancesite Information

Hours:
Mon 8 am-4:30 pm


Forget those things that aren't worth remembering.

-- Tim Foley

North Iowa Community Action Organization

Address:
1190 Briarstone Dr #2
Mason City, IA 50401
Map & Directions

(27 Miles Away)

Telephone:
(641) 423-7766

Website:
http://www.nicao-online.org

Services:
*Emergency Financial Assistance: may be available to qualified individuals for rent, rent deposits, and utility deposits from United Way funds as well as assistance with past due utility bills from funds contributed by local utility companies.

*Head Start: provides comprehensive early childhood development services to children between the ages of three and five years of age including children with disabilities. Twenty-two classrooms in nine counties ensure kindergarten readiness and development of pre-literacy skills for qualified preschool age children. Transportation, breakfast, and lunch are provided. Parent involvement is a strong component of the program.

*Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program: provides financial assistance for a portion of home heating bills for the winter months, emergency fuel deliveries, and assistance with furnace repairs or replacement. Qualified applicants may be eligible for Weatherization services in order to reduce the cost of energy consumption in their homes.

*Self-Sufficiency Development: FaDSS and Community Partners provide support through a home visiting process to assist families moving from welfare to work as well as to work with families coping with multiple challenges to self-sufficiency including financial crises or financial management.

*Community Partners is a collaborative program with Mercy Medical Center - North Iowa that enhances self-sufficiency development services to individuals and families experiencing financial challenges. It is a self-help program for individuals and families in north central Iowa who are experiencing challenges or a crisis. Community Partners works with the individual/family to deal with change, deal with conflict, and reach their potential. A family development specialist individualizes the program for each family to meet their specific needs.

*The North Iowa Community Action Outreach program at the Family Resource Center is for Cerro Gordo and Worth counties. The outreach program provides information and referral services and access to emergency financial assistance for shelter and utilities. The United Way of North Central Iowa allocates funding for Emergency Shelter Assistance, Utility Deposits, GED, and Educational Scholarships. A variety of other applications can be completed at the Family Resource Center depending on the availability of funds.

Hours:
Mon-Fri 8 am-4:30 pm


Hamilton County Empowerment

Address:
500 Fair Meadow Dr # A
Webster City, IA 50595
Map & Directions

(31 Miles Away)

Telephone:
(515) 832-9550

Website:
http://www.hamiltoncounty.org/

Services:
Emergency assistance, case management, and county social services.

Hours:
Mon - Fri - 8:00 am - 4:30 pm


IowaWORKS

Address:
711 Seneca St
Webster City, IA 50595
Map & Directions

(31 Miles Away)

Telephone:
(515) 832-6451

Website:
http://www.udmo.com

Services:
*Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) - supplemental help for winter heating bills - November 1st through April 15th
*LIHEAP Crisis Assistance - Assistance available in a life threatening situation for temporary shelter, fuel, blankets, heaters and furnace repair. Upon availability of funding, furnace repair or replacement is available to homeowners.
*Weatherization - Assistance with stopping infiltration of cold air into a home. Can include caulking, weather stripping and attic insulation.
*Chore Service and Home Repair- Funds household repairs and chores for income eligible applicants age 60 and older. Sponsored by Elderbridge Agency on Aging.
*Food Assistance - A variety of programs to meet family's emergency food needs. A minimum of a 7-day food supply is available to eligible families.
*Emergency Vouchers - Provides eligible applicants with limited financial help for basic emergency needs.
*Children's Clothing Shop - Provides clothing and miscellaneous items to meet a child's needs. Donations accepted.
*Referral Services- Information on a wide variety of services available for those faced with situations they find difficult to solve.
*Client Advocacy - Assistance when help is needed with providers, organizations or difficult situations.
*Budget Counseling - Help for those experiencing difficulty managing their financial obligations.
*Baby's Room - Provides clothing and supplies for infants ages birth to two.
*Birthday Box - Provides a gift, cake and all items needed for a small birthday party for children 10 and under.
*Youth Scholarships - Qualified youth can apply to receive financial assistance to participate in activities offered at Fuller Hall in Webster City. This program is available through a partnership with Fuller Hall.
*Special Projects - Christmas program, Coats for Kids, new hats and gloves, Back to School Bash, Thanksgiving baskets and other holiday food baskets, and more based on need and availability.

Hours:
Mon -Fri 8 am-4:30 pm


North Iowa Community Action

Address:
135 School St
Forest City, IA 50436
Map & Directions

(34 Miles Away)

Telephone:
(641) 585-5863

Website:
http://nicao-online.org

Services:
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program: provides financial assistance for a portion of home heating bills for the winter months, emergency fuel deliveries, and assistance with furnace repairs or replacement. Qualified applicants may be eligible for Weatherization services in order to reduce the cost of energy consumption in their homes.

*Emergency Financial Assistance: may be available to qualified individuals for rent, rent deposits, and utility deposits from United Way funds as well as assistance with past due utility bills from funds contributed by local utility companies.

*Self-Sufficiency Development: FaDSS and Community Partners provide support through a home visiting process to assist families moving from welfare to work as well as to work with families coping with multiple challenges to self-sufficiency including financial crises or financial management.

Hours:
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If you develop the absolute sense of certainty that powerful beliefs provide, then you can get yourself to accomplish virtually anything, including those things that other people are certain are impossible.

-- Anthony Robbins

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