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CASA of South Central Missouri |
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CASA of South Central Missouri provides advocacy for abused and neglected children in the 25th Judicial Circuit, which covers Phelps, Pulaski, Maries, and Texas Counties. We have an office right here in Pulaski County located at the Waynesville Courthouse on the 2nd floor across from the elevator. We would like to have a Court Appointed Special Advocate for every child by 2020 | |
Free Women's Center of Pulaski County |
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The purpose of the Free Womens Center is to inform women confronted with a crisis pregnancy through education, counseling, and compassionate care at no cost to the clients we serve. The FWC fulfills its mission through programs which provide pregnancy testing and peer counseling; pregnancy confirmation through limited diagnostic ultrasound; partnering and support; linkage to community resources; prenatal education; post abortive support; adoption support; and financial & material assistance. All services are provided Monday- Thursday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, or by appointment. | |
Good Samaritan of the Ozarks |
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Genesis, our domestic violence shelter, provides a 24-hour hotline, safe shelter, resources and support for battered women and children. The shelter comfortably houses 40-45 people and offers individual and group counseling, training, crisis intervention, case management, education, and transportation to survivors. Services are also available to non-resident victims of abuse. Our emergency resources programs provide government commodities, senior food boxes, emergency food and clothing, financial relief, holiday food baskets, and Christmas presents for low-income children. Our thrift stores generate revenue from the sale of donated items to support all of our programs. Unusable paper, metal, belts, shoes, hats, purses and clothing are recycled so nothing goes to waste. Our thrift stores also house inventory for clients who request clothing and household goods from our emergency resources and Genesis' re-start program. | |
Military Police Regimental Association |
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We are a Non-Profit 501(c)(3) Organization that provides support to the Military Police Corps Regiment and their families. | |
Pulaski County Salvation Army Service Extension Unit |
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The Pulaski County Service Unit is a volunteer committee of local citizens and business and professional people who represent the Salvation Army in communities throughout Pulaski County. These local citizens and leaders in the community join together to provide assistance and support to those in need throughout the year. Our local service unit sponsors a Tree of Lights Campaign once a year between Thanksgiving and Christmas to raise money with which to support programs that run year round. Funds raised during this campaign, which is manned by unpaid volunteer bell ringers, provides the operating capital for the Pulaski County Service Unit to disperse to people unable to find help through other means. This includes welfare and health assistance. Additionally, our local unit works in concert with the Good Samaritan Resource Center to provide food baskets to needy families during the Christmas holidays, and provides a care package to each resident in all county nursing homes. The success of your service unit is readily apparent to those people in need we have helped financially and spiritually, as well as by the many volunteers who generously donate time and money in support of The Salvation Army programs in Pulaski County. | |
Sverdrup Chapter of the Army Engineer Association |
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The Army Engineer Association (AEA) is a member-based, non-profit corporation specifically organized to facilitate cohesion, interaction, and networking within the United States Army Corps of Engineers total family of soldiers, civilians, family members, and alumni. As such, AEA serves as both the honor fraternity and alumni association for the Army Engineer Regiment. | |
The ARK Community & Sports Center |
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Conveniently located near St. Robert and Fort Leonard Wood Missouri, The ARK features 30,000 square feet of athletic, exercise, and activity space designed for safe, family fun in a friendly and family-oriented atmosphere. The ARK is owned and supported by The River, a non-denominational church that meets on the basketball court every Sunday at 10:00AM. The ARK is âAbout Reaching Kidsâ and we do so through our fantastic kids programs such as Kids Night Out, Nerf Wars, and Ark Kids Club. Come in and check out our facility and childcareâ¦ITâS FREE! | |
Waypoint United Methodist Church |
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