Center for Human Services

The Center for Human Services is the umbrella title under which three program areas provide services for children and adults with disabilities. Its childcare program includes a variety of services for income-eligible families, including home visits, help with accessing community services and information for parents on child development. The employment services program offers job training, job placement and rehabilitation services to people with disabilities. The community living program consists of community integration services, such as day habilitation; supported living facilities; and community housing in the form of group homes and apartments. These services are available to disabled people in Pettis, Saline and Moniteau counties in Missouri.

Center for Human Services is a non-profit organization based in Sedalia, Missouri, committed to assisting individuals of all ages in overcoming various physical, mental, and financial challenges. Through a range of resources and services, including child care, education, therapy, housing, counseling, and socialization, they strive to empower people to develop their skills and thrive. With a dedicated team of over 800 employees, the Center serves thousands of individuals across 50 counties in Missouri. Their collaborative approach with local businesses and organizations fosters partnerships that enhance opportunities for people with disabilities to lead fulfilling lives. Generated from the website

West-Central Independent Living Solutions (WILS) is a non-profit resource center serving Benton, Henry, Johnson, Lafayette, Pettis, and Saline Counties in Missouri since 1997. As one of Missouri's 22 Centers for Independent Living, WILS empowers individuals with disabilities to achieve and maintain their independence through programs like the WILS Bucket List Club and Consumer Directed Services. WILS encourages active participation, adventure, and learning, offering services such as benefits checks, Medicare options counseling, ramp builds, and care at home programs. With a vision of a community free from physical and attitudinal barriers, WILS strives to help individuals with disabilities connect, explore new opportunities, and adapt to life's changes.Generated from the website