Independent Living

REM Mississippi is a community-based health and human services provider offering programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as those facing emotional, behavioral, and medical challenges. Their individualized approach focuses on maximizing each person's unique efforts to learn, grow, and thrive within their communities. Generated from their website's infomation

The Mentor Network in Oxford offers a variety of services, including foster care and behavioral health support, tailored to meet the needs of seniors, individuals with disabilities, and those with brain injuries. The organization provides assistance for a wide range of needs, ensuring individuals receive the care and support necessary to thrive in their daily lives. Generated from their website's infomation

The United States District Court for the Northern District of Mississippi, with courthouses in Aberdeen, Greenville, and Oxford, serves as the official judicial body for the region. The court is presided over by Chief Judge Debra M. Brown and several district judges and magistrate judges, who handle a wide range of cases and provide essential services such as probation and pretrial services. The court is committed to upholding justice and ensuring fair legal proceedings for the communities it serves. The Aberdeen Division is temporarily relocated to the Thomas G. Abernethy Federal Building, while the Oxford Division operates from the Federal Building in Oxford, and the Greenville Division is housed in the Post Office and Federal Building in Greenville. The court provides various resources and services, including electronic case filing, jury duty information, and access to court documents. With a focus on community outreach and educational initiatives, the court strives to promote legal awareness and engagement among the public.Generated from the website