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.
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West Central was hit hard in this week’s storm. Our neighborhood—full of century-old homes and mature trees—saw significant damage, and we need your help to clean up. We’re organizing a volunteer crew this Saturday, May 3rd, starting at 9:00 AM at Mother’s Brewing (215 S Grant Ave). From there, we’ll dispatch teams to help residents still digging out. We’re especially 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...
Kids’ Harbor, Inc. is a child advocacy center serving the Lake of the Ozarks area in Central Missouri, Fort Leonard Wood, and surrounding areas. This agency assists victims of child abuse and their safe caregivers as they make their way through the difficult and often frightening process of a child abuse investigation. Kids’ Harbor was established in Camdenton, Missouri by Read more...
🏠 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...
West Central was hit hard in this week’s storm. Our neighborhood—full of century-old homes and mature trees—saw significant damage, and we need your help to clean up. We’re organizing a volunteer crew this Saturday, May 3rd, starting at 9:00 AM at Mother’s Brewing (215 S Grant Ave). From there, we’ll dispatch teams to help residents still digging out. We’re especially Read more...
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