🏠 The Kitchen, Inc. The Kitchen, Inc. is a Springfield, Missouri nonprofit dedicated to ending homelessness in the Ozarks. Founded in 1983, the organization offers a range of programs: Emergency shelter and community housing for families, individuals, youth, seniors, and veterans Affordable housing developments (over 260 units) Case management and support services to help clients overcome barriers to stability Home Read more...

The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination. Read more...

Imagine how it would feel to be told that your mom isn’t “safe” to be around. Imagine being pulled away from your friends and everything else you’ve ever known. Imagine walking into a room full of people dressed in suits, talking about what should happen to you next. Then, imagine someone standing up for you and saying the exact words Read more...

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I Pour Life is a non-profit organization whose mission is to assist at-risk or foster care youth through its LifeStrengths and Social Capital Club positive youth development programs by helping youth identify and apply their unique strengths in order to experience a successful, self-sufficient transition into adulthood. Read more...

WCNA fosters pride and awareness among downtown community members, advocating for an inclusive, vibrant neighborhood. We aspire to create an affordable, desirable, and diverse living environment where all can thrive, whether they’re working, residing, or enjoying recreational activities. Read more...

Family Connection is a program that creates a safe space and supervision during parent-child visits for families who are working towards reunification in the foster care system. We use the safe spaces inside of churches, non-profits, and house-like buildings run by these organizations to meet the gap of safe, comfortable, and private visits spaces, and trains community volunteers to provide Read more...

There are 655 Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) across the United States. When seniors need help within our communities, we are the first call. We encourage, coordinate, and deliver community-based services that link local, public, private, voluntary, and corporate resources. In Missouri, there are 10 AAAs, each serving a different region of the state. We serve Region 1 which includes Read more...