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Inter-Lakes Community Action Partnership (ICAP) is a non-profit organization based in Flandreau, SD, serving low-income families and seniors across a 14-county area in East Central South Dakota. Through various programs and community resources, ICAP empowers individuals to embrace their strengths and opportunities, striving to create sustainable communities where everyone can reach their full potential. With a mission focused on compassion, dedication, innovation, integrity, and relevance, ICAP offers a range of services including early childhood education, employment assistance, health programs, housing support, and community initiatives. Committed to empowering people and fostering community growth, ICAP works tirelessly to make a positive impact on the lives of those it serves.Generated from the website

Head Start Center in Madison, SD is a community-based organization that provides early childhood education and comprehensive services to low-income families. With a focus on school readiness and family well-being, the center offers a range of programs and resources to support children and their caregivers in a nurturing environment. Generated from their business information

The mission of the HELP!Line Center is to strengthen individuals, families, and communities by bridging people with resources and support. We fulfill our mission through the following programs:The HELP!Line Center, formerly known as the Volunteer & Information Center, began serving the Sioux Empire Community in 1974. At that time, phones were answered 8am-5pm by volunteers. Through the years, the agency was formalized with staff, grew to 24 hours/7 days a week service, and was the first location west of the Mississippi River to begin the 211 service.The HELP!Line Center serves thousands of people every year by connecting individuals to resources and support, providing child care referrals, providing local agencies volunteers, offering hope to individuals with thoughts of suicide and connecting families in need to resources for the holidays.The HELP!Line Center is supported by United Way, city and county government allocations, grants, corporate donations, and private donations.