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Woodward Resource Center serves and supports people with mental retardation and other disabilities throughout the State of Iowa. It also provides consultation and other support to families and individuals who provide services and care to people with disabilities. Consultations are provided by staff members where the consumer lives and works or goes to school, or can be provided on the campus or ICN if the customer prefers. Time-Limited Assessments are offered for a period of up to 31 days on the Woodward campus in order to determine effective treatment options that can be used to support a consumer in the community. The staff also provides follow up services when the consumer returns home. The Woodward Resource Center maintains an ongoing association with North Carolina Division TEACCH to provide high quality services and training to support people with autism.

The Southwest Iowa Planning Council (SWIPCO) is a regional organization dedicated to promoting cooperation and improving the quality of life for residents in Southwest Iowa. They offer a range of services including the Southwest Iowa Transit Agency (SWITA), which operates the public transit system in the eight-county region, and the Southwest Iowa Housing Trust Fund (SWIHTF), which provides safe and affordable housing options. SWIPCO also provides technical assistance and transportation planning, as well as funding assistance to new and existing businesses through their Business Revolving Loan Fund. With a focus on community and economic development, SWIPCO works closely with cities and counties to provide planning, grant applications, project management, and codes and ordinances. Their goal is to support the growth and development of the region, while ensuring equal opportunities for all individuals. As an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender, SWIPCO is committed to serving the needs of Southwest Iowa and enhancing the overall well-being of its residents.Generated from the website