Family Resources

Serving as the cornerstone program, the Ronald McDonald House of Iowa City is a 31-room "home away from home" for families traveling to the area seeking critical medical care for their child.

Friendly House, located in Davenport, IA, has been serving the Quad Cities community since 1896, providing quality and affordable programs and services for children, families, and seniors. Their mission focuses on enriching lives and strengthening neighborhoods through a variety of initiatives, including youth services, family assistance, and senior programs. Through offerings such as full day preschool, afterschool care, and a food pantry, Friendly House actively responds to the diverse needs of the community. With a commitment to inclusivity and support, they foster a welcoming environment where residents can find resources and encouragement. Generated from the website

Community Action of Eastern Iowa, formerly known as Iowa East central T.R.A.I.N., provides assistance to more than 25,000 individuals each year in its mission to eliminate the causes and conditions of poverty. Based in Davenport, Iowa it is the designated community action agency for Cedar, Clinton, Muscatine and Scott counties in Iowa and offers a variety of programs. The community child care resource and referral program is part of a nationwide network that offers services and support to parents, child care providers, employers and the community. The child and adult care food program is a federally funded program, through the Department of Agriculture, and is available to all registered child development homes. The family development and self-sufficiency program assists families with significant and multiple barriers to reach self-sufficiency.