main_phone: dial 211, locally in Missouri or (800) 427-4626 -> dial 211, locally in Missouri or 1800-427-4626 if calling by cell

parish: -> Statewide
region: -> Statewide
organization: 211 -> United Way
areas_served: -> Missouri, Statewide
is_fee_required: N/A -> No

name: 211 - Missouri -> 211 - Missouri Referrals
notes: 211 is a "central clearing house" for social services. A "one stop shop", if you will. Call them if you are in any kind of need, whether you are a survivor of a natural disaster survivor, or have suffered a personal disaster. From their website: What Kind Of Help Can 2-1-1 Provide? Why call 2-1-1? Counseling. Education. Temporary resources. Employment. Volunteering. There are a hundred reasons to call. Here's just a short list of ways 2-1-1 can help. Basic Human Needs Food pantries Shelters Rent Utility assistance Physical and Mental Health Resources Medicaid Medicare Pre-natal care Crisis intervention Support groups Counseling Alcohol and drug rehabilitation Work Initiatives Educational and vocational training programs English as a second language classes Job training General Educational Development (GED) preparation Financial and transportation assistance Support for Seniors and those with Disabilities Agencies on aging Centers for independent living Adult day care Meals at home Respite care Home health care Transportation and recreation Support for Children Youth and Families After-school programs Tutoring Mentorship programs Family resource centers Protective services Counseling Early childhood learning programs Child care referral centers Recreation Volunteering Volunteer centers Mentorship opportunities Locations to donate food Clothing, furniture, computers and other items One-time, long-term, permanent, part-time or group volunteering opportunities -> 211 is a "central clearing house" for referrals for social services. A "one stop shop", if you will. Call them if you are in any kind of need, whether you are a survivor of a natural disaster survivor, or have suffered a personal disaster. The organization is a "referral-only" group. They will refer you to the actual group that will help you. From their website: What Kind Of Help Can 2-1-1 Provide? Why call 2-1-1? Counseling. Education. Temporary resources. Employment. Volunteering. There are a hundred reasons to call. Here's just a short list of ways 2-1-1 can help. Basic Human Needs Food pantries Shelters Rent Utility assistance Physical and Mental Health Resources Medicaid Medicare Pre-natal care Crisis intervention Support groups Counseling Alcohol and drug rehabilitation Work Initiatives Educational and vocational training programs English as a second language classes Job training General Educational Development (GED) preparation Financial and transportation assistance Support for Seniors and those with Disabilities Agencies on aging Centers for independent living Adult day care Meals at home Respite care Home health care Transportation and recreation Support for Children Youth and Families After-school programs Tutoring Mentorship programs Family resource centers Protective services Counseling Early childhood learning programs Child care referral centers Recreation Volunteering Volunteer centers Mentorship opportunities Locations to donate food Clothing, furniture, computers and other items One-time, long-term, permanent, part-time or group volunteering opportunities

notes: -> 211 is a "central clearing house" for social services. A "one stop shop", if you will. Call them if you are in any kind of need, whether you are a survivor of a natural disaster survivor, or have suffered a personal disaster. From their website: What Kind Of Help Can 2-1-1 Provide? Why call 2-1-1? Counseling. Education. Temporary resources. Employment. Volunteering. There are a hundred reasons to call. Here's just a short list of ways 2-1-1 can help. Basic Human Needs Food pantries Shelters Rent Utility assistance Physical and Mental Health Resources Medicaid Medicare Pre-natal care Crisis intervention Support groups Counseling Alcohol and drug rehabilitation Work Initiatives Educational and vocational training programs English as a second language classes Job training General Educational Development (GED) preparation Financial and transportation assistance Support for Seniors and those with Disabilities Agencies on aging Centers for independent living Adult day care Meals at home Respite care Home health care Transportation and recreation Support for Children Youth and Families After-school programs Tutoring Mentorship programs Family resource centers Protective services Counseling Early childhood learning programs Child care referral centers Recreation Volunteering Volunteer centers Mentorship opportunities Locations to donate food Clothing, furniture, computers and other items One-time, long-term, permanent, part-time or group volunteering opportunities
hours: -> 24x7x365 (24 hours/day)