Community
Resource Directory

Addiction impacts more than just the client. The family environment needs to be adjusted in order to realize long-term recovery.

The Family Wellness Program allows for family members to become engaged in the process of helping and supporting their loved one.  This program provides a safe, supportive, educational, and positive experience  for the family and loved ones of the person with a substance use disorder.

Our Family Wellness Program was specifically designed as an educational and social support program for the families and loved ones of people with substance use disorder. The program’s objective is to provide tools to promote health and recovery.

This program is open to anyone who cares about a friend or family member with SUD.

Free food for those in need.

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program addressing nutrition, education and referrals for eligible applicants; nursing, nutrition and public health staff available for assistance. Call for appointment.

Click to view a map of the many free food resources available in Franklin County.

Map includes agencies that provide food pantry options, free meals provided by churches and other organizations, and stand-alone free little food pantries that hold basic needs and require no registration process.

Click Here to see the map.  Details about many agencies are also found under the Food tab on this website.

The Franklin County Children and Families Community Resource Board is the administrator for the Putting Kids First: Community Children’s Service Fund and the Franklin County Domestic Violence Fund. The funds are dedicated for services to citizens of Franklin County, Missouri, and will be awarded to local agencies to provide services that address the unmet needs of our community.

Freedom Recovery Center, LLC states we will positively impact the health and well-being of every client we serve. Each client will leave our programs with the tools needed to make better choices and increase their opportunity for a happier, healthier, and more productive life.

Services provided include:

Drug and alcohol screenings

Outpatient SUD programs

Supported recovery meetings

Trauma, MRT, and Anger Management courses

Drug testing

Connections to Recovery Residences in the Community

Private Probation

Gateway to Hope helps patients get the help they need with breast health screenings, transportation to appointments, financial assistance when applicable, and other barriers to care when it comes to breast health.

Through their patient support programs, they partner with patients to reduce the financial and emotional burdens of seeking care, empowering individuals to focus on their health.

Patients or caregivers can learn more by visiting the website, calling the screening team, or sending an email to screening@gthmo.org

Free Prescription Drug Savings Card /Pharmacy Discount Card available by phone, online or “Good Rx” app. Offers up to 80% reduced prescriptions at most pharrmacies. Available to those uninsured or if prescriptions are not covered by insurance.

Free Thanksgiving Meal:

Thursday, November 27th @ 11am – 2 pm

952 N. Church St., Sullivan, MO

RSVP at 573-468-6010 by November 21

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The Little Pantry at Grace UMC shares pantry essentials:

Monday & Friday mornings 10 am – noon

At other times, check the Little Pantry in the parking lot.

The mission of Grace’s Place is to serve as a licensed emergency shelter for children and youth whose families are in crisis by
providing a loving and safe environment for children.  Programs include:

Crisis Care-  Crisis Care provides support to families who are encountering a situation which could lead to loss of employment, loss of shelter or a child’s basic needs going unmet – in addition to any situation that could potentially lead to a child being abused and/or neglected.

Respite Care-  Respite Care provides short-term support to families who are encountering high levels of parental stress.

Case Management-  Grace’s Place offers personalized case management services for families. We offer applicable resources for current situation and future referrals which will strengthen safety nets as families transition out of operating in a crisis state.

If you are interested in accessing respite services for a child in your care or need help with community resources, please either contact our Care Coordinator, Trinity, at (636) 432-1313 x 2, or complete the Pre-Intake Form below and someone will be in contact with you.

If you are currently experiencing a crisis and need immediate help, please call (636) 432-1313 x 1 or 911.