Community Resource Guide (DOWNLOAD)
Johnson County Resources
Adult Literacy Program
(660) 429-5442
125 N. Holden St (Trails Regional Library), Warrensburg
Free one-on-one tutoring for adults with low reading levels.
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Alcoholics Anonymous – Warrensburg
(660) 747-6313
Meetings held 7 days a week! Substance Abuse Affects You and Your Family!
Increases domestic abuse, neglect and violence. Increases financial strain on the family. Increases occurrences of health problems and risk of future problems. If you or someone you know needs help, get them help.
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Big Brothers & Big Sisters
(660) 429-1991
608 N. College St, Warrensburg
Provides mentoring services to Johnson County youth through community based and school based programs.
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Care Connection
(660) 747-3107 or (800) 748-7826
Information and assistance designated to link individuals to appropriate services.
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Child Support Enforcement
(660) 543-7962
505 Ridgeview Dr, Suite A, Warrensburg
Modify child support orders. Establishment and enforcement of child support and medical support orders. Establishment of paternity for children born out of wedlock.
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Community Clothes Closet
(660) 429-0170
Accepts and distributes free clothing, towels, sheets, kitchen ware, etc.
Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday 9:00 am-12:00 pm
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Destiny House – Homeless Shelter
(660) 422-6200
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Family Support Division Information Line
(855) 373-4636
505B Ridgeview Dr, Suite A, Warrensburg
Medicaid, Food Stamps, Energy Assistance (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program), Futures Program, MC Plus.
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Food Pantry & Outreach Services
NO PHONE
Food Pantry located on Culton & College, Warrensburg.
Open Tues & Thurs 1:00-4:00 pm & Saturday 9:00-11:00 am (Must go to office to schedule appointment).
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Fuller Center
(660) 429-2763
Provides simple affordable homes for qualified low-income buyers. Call for donation information, volunteering or home ownership.
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Head Start
Warrensburg (660) 429-1144
330 E. Gay St, Warrensburg
Knob Noster
(660) 563-3751
Preschool program for three and four year olds of families who meet income and qualification guidelines. Early Head Start, helping pregnant teens and children birth to age 3.
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Johnson County Board of Services
(660) 747-9404
200 N. Devasher Rd, Warrensburg
Services for individuals with development disabilities.
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Johnson County Cancer Foundation
(660) 909-3361
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Johnson County Emergency Management
(660) 747-2666
300 N. Holden St, Ste. 301, Warrensburg
Disaster preparedness training and information.
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Johnson County United Way
(660) 747-5174
Bob Vickers, Executive Director
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Legal Aid of Western Missouri
(660) 747-7101 or (816) 474-6750
120 Hout St, Warrensburg
Provides civil legal representation in income maintenance (denials of public assistance benefits); housing (landlord/tenant); utilities; employment; consumer; and domestic relations. Applicants must meet income guidelines and live within the 13 county areas.
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Missouri Valley Community Action Agency
(660) 747-2245
Fax (660) 429-5557
124 N. Holden St, Warrensburg
Individual Development Account, Section 8 housing, weatherization program, crisis intervention, free income tax, diaper assistance. Electric and gas assistance.
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New Beginnings
(660) 429-3800
208 E. Gay St, Warrensburg
Pregnancy Resource Center Pregnancy Tests, Ultrasound, Caring Counsel, Support Services, Abortion Recovery, Real Choices for Real Life. Open Mon & Thurs 12-7, Wed 1-3.
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OATS Bus (Seniors Only)
Sedalia Office (800) 276-6287
Local – Warrensburg Senior Center (660) 747-2624
Medicaid ONLY Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (866) 269-5927
www.dss.mo.gov/mhd/participants/pages/medtrans
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Pathways
(660) 747-7127
Substance abuse counseling, mental health counseling. Sliding scale fee.
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Pathways Adult Residential Recovery
(660) 747-1355
Addiction Recovery.
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Pathways Community Behavioral Healthcare, Inc
(660) 747-6313
Substance abuse counseling, mental health counseling. Sliding scale fee.
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RISE Community Services
(660) 747-7990
607 N Ridgeview Dr, Warrensburg
A vocational training and adjustment program for residents of Johnson County. The workshop provides meaningful, dignified employment to the diversely abled individuals they serve.
Recovery Lighthouse, INC
(660) 429-2222
107 E. Culton St, Warrensburg
Provides counseling for chemically-dependent people & families. Offer education groups, programs & parenting classes.
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Salvation Army Store
120 N. Holden St, Warrensburg
(660) 422-4303
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Salvation Army Social Services
123 N. Holden St, Warrensburg
(660) 422-4304
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School District Offices & Parents as Teachers
Warrensburg R-VI
(660) 747-7823
438 E Market St, Warrensburg
Warrensburg Parents as Teachers
(660) 747-7424
Holden R-III
1612 S. Main St, Holden
(816) 732-5568
Crestridge R-VII
92 NW 58 Hwy, Centerview
(660) 656-3316
Kingsville R-I
101 E Adriatic St, Kingsville
(816) 597-3422
Leeton R-X
500 N. Main St, Leeton
(660) 653-4315
Chilhowee R-IV
101 SW State Route 2, Chilhowee
(660) 678-4511
Knob Noster R-VIII
401 E Wimer St, Knob Noster
(660) 563-3186
WAFB Parents as Teachers
(660) 563-5598
Concordia R-2
204 SW 11th St, Concordia
(660) 463-7235
Concordia Parents as Teachers
(660) 463-2261
Lafayette Co. C-I
805 W. 31st St, Higginsville
(660) 584-3631
Lafayette County Parents as Teachers
(660) 584-6069
Odessa R-VII
701 South Third Street, Odessa
(816) 633-5316
Parents as Teachers offers practical help for families with children birth to school age. Services include personal visits, group meetings, activity nights, and yearly screenings to check a child’s development. Prenatal visits are also offered to expectant families.
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State of Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Vocational Rehabilitation.
(660) 530-5560
2115 W Broadway, Sedalia MO 65301
Assisting individuals with disabilities or major barriers to work find employment opportunities in the community. Assistance with job training programs leading to careers not just entry level jobs for those individuals with disabilities or barriers to employment.
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UCM Speech and Hearing Clinic
TTY (660) 543-4993
Diagnostic services for hearing and speech language for adults and children, speech therapy available. Hearing aids and a TTY machine.
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Survival House Adult Abuse
Hotline (660) 429-2847
Office (660) 429-1088
National (800) 846-7597
Physical & sexual abuse victim services, support groups, residential shelter, advocacy, assistance with housing, daycare, Welfare, job training, parenting classes, etc.
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Veteran’s Supported Housing (Catholic Charities)
(800) 875-4377
Housing assistance in Johnson County area.
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Warrensburg City Hall
(660) 747-9131
Property Maintenance Code Questions: Ask for Neighborhood Services Coordinator.
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Warrensburg Senior Center
(660) 747-2624
445 E Gay St, Warrensburg
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West Central Independent Living Solutions (WILS)
(660) 422-7883
610 N. Ridgeview Dr, Warrensburg
TTY (660) 422-7894
Toll Free (800) 236-5175
Housing outreach, recreational services, therapeutic services, transportation services, internet access, computer access, ADA information Technical assistance, personal attendant services, and employment information for persons with disabilities. Serving six area counties.
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Western Missouri Medical Center
(660) 747-2500
Acute care hospital & skilled nursing facility, CPR, Good Grief support group, breast cancer support group, cancer support group, diabetes awareness support group, Fibromyalgia support group, infant loss support. Referrals to health care. Lactation Consultant: (660) 262-7519
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Whiteman AFB Family Advocacy
(660) 687-4341
Classes and Seminars Offered: New Parent Support Program; Play Group; Common Sense Parenting; Love and Logic; You, Your Children and Divorce; 1-2-3 Magic!; Anxiety/Stress Management; SHARP Shifting Angry Response Patterns; Prevention & Relationship Enhancement Program (PREP); Couples Communication
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Whiteman AFB Airman and Family Readiness Center
(660) 687-7132
Food Pantry; Military Family Life Consultants (MFLC) Individual and Family Counseling
Military ID required to participate in WAFB classes.
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Regional, State, and National Resources
American Red Cross – KC Area
(816) 931-8400
CPR and First Aid training. Emergency preparedness. Worldwide communication for service members and family in emergencies. Childcare/babysitting classes. Disaster services & response.
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Child Abuse Prevention Association (CAPA)
(816) 252-8388
www.childabuseprevention.org
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Child Care Aware of Missouri
(800) 200-9017
Formerly Missouri Child Care Resources Referral Network. Child Care Aware of America ensures families in every local community have access to quality, affordable child care.
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Domestic Violence Hotline – Metro KC Area
(816) HOT-LINE (468-5463)
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Domestic Violence Hotline – National
(800) 799-SAFE (7233)
www.ndvh.org
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Family Support Division – State Office
(573) 751-3221
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First Call Alcohol Drug Prevention & Recovery (NCADD) – KC Metro
National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence
(816) 361-5900
633 E. 63rd St, Kansas City, MO 64110-3301
Information, education, prevention, referral & assessment services for alcoholism, tobacco and other forms of addiction. Gives presentations to schools & organizations.
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Health Clinics, Free or Income Based Help
Rogers-Lafayette (660) 259-3823
Mercy & Truth Med. Missions – Raytown (913) 248-9962
Swope Parkway – KC (816) 923-5800
Katy Trail Community Health – Sedalia (660) 826-4774
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Homeless Information Center – Metro KC Area
(816) 842-1199
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Housing Authority
(866) 441-7352
Assistance with housing, with a waiting list. (cannot provide immediate help)
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Missouri Career Center – Job Service
(660) 530-5627
215 E. 5th St, Sedalia Assist in finding employment.
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Missouri Child Abuse & Neglect Hotline
(800) 392-3738
Outside Missouri (573) 751-3448
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National Council on Child Abuse & Family Violence
www.nccafv.org
(202) 429-6695
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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
(800) 273-TALK (8255)
www.nationalpreventionlifeline.org
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Parent Link
(800) 552-8522
Offers parenting information and loan library. All information is free and kept confidential.
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Parental Helpline
(800) 367-2543
A helpline for those who feel they need to get help for child abuse.
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Parents Anonymous of Missouri
(909) 621-6184, Ext. 218
www.parentsanonymous.org
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Poison Control
(800) 222-1222
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Prevent Child Abuse America – National
(800) CHILDREN (244-5373)
www.preventchildabuse.org
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Triality Home Visitation Program – Children Services
(816) 476-4011
If qualified, provides home visits to help learn about child’s development, how to cope with stress, developmental screenings, education. Funded through the Mo. Dept. of Social Services –Children’s Division.
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Valley Hope Alcohol & Drug Treatment Center
(800) 544-5101
Boonville, MO
Equal opportunity programs. Services provided without discrimination because of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. Sept. 2013