Al-Anon is a support group for families and friends of people struggling with alcoholism, offering a 12-step program focused on coping with the effects of someone else’s drinking. Al-Anon provides a confidential, non-judgmental space to find strenght, understanding, and healing.

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Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a gathering of individuals who support each other in achieving and maintaining sobriety through the 12-step program focuing personal accountability, spiritual growth, and mutual support. It is non-professional, apolitical, and open to anyone with a desire to stop drinking.

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Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a community-based support group for individuals seeking recovery form drug addictions through a 12-step program. NA is a non-professional, self-supporting group open to anyone with a desire to stop using drugs with a message of hope and a promise of freedom.

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Iowa Health and Human Services provides essential programs and support to promote the health, safety, and well-being of Iowans. Services include healthcare assistance, food and nutrition programs, child and family services, mental health and substance use support, and care for vulnerable populations.

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The ACA Navigator program, operated by First Choice Services and funded by CMS, offers free, certified assistance to help uninsured individuals enroll in health coverage through the Marketplace or Medicaid. Navigators also help determine eligibility for coverage and financial assistance.

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Habitat for Humanity helps families build and buy simple, safe, and affordable homes. Families are chosen based on their housing needs, ability to pay a fair monthly mortgage, and willingness to help build their own homes alongside volunteers.

Check out their website for more information on volunteer opportunities or to see if you qualify for their program!

WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) is a federal nutrition program that provides healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and referrals to health and social services for low-income pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and children up to age 5. WIC helps families stay healthy and supports early childhood development.

Visit their website today to learn more about the benefits of WIC and how to apply!

Parents as Teachers is a free, nationwide, evidence-based program that supports families from pregnancy through kindergarten. Through personal home visits, child development screenings, and connections to community resources, trained educators help parents build strong foundations for their children’s learning, health, and success.

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Iowa's 1st Five Healthy Mental Development Initiative establishes a partnerships between primary care physicians and public service systems to support early childhood health. Through a standardized developmental screening approach, the initiative enables early identification of developmental concerns and connects those children and their families with community based resources.

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Crossroads of Pella is a local non-profit organization that exists to help people. Crossroads continues to develop educational services and programs designed to meet the real and changing needs within our community.

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Families First of Pella exists to strengthen families in the Pella area. Their goals are to build stronger family bonds, teach and support parenting skills, and affirm and enhance self worth of children and adults.

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The Pella Community Food Shelf provides free groceries and support to Pella and surrounding communities through its food pantry and mobile delivery programs. It also offers school backpack meals, holiday food boxes, school supplies, and participates in the Healthy Kids Iowa initiative to increase access to nutritious foods for families with children.

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Pathways of Pella is a nonprofit offering free and confidential support for pregnancy, sexual health, and abortion recovery. Services include pregnancy tests, STD/STI screenings, parenting support, material assistance, and counseling, all aimed at helping individuals make informed choices and find healing in a compassionate, nonjudgmental setting.

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With locaitons in Pella, Knoxville, Newton, Fairfield and Ames, the Well is a nonprofit Christian-based organization that helps individuals facing difficult life situations by offering holistic support and resources. Key programs include Well Works (a transformational job-training and life-skills program), a community thrift store, medical clinics, and recovery/support groups.

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Love Inc. is a Christian non-profit that focuses on fostering relationships, providing practical help like food, furniture, transportation, and educational support, and offering mentorship to promote long-term independence.

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The National Association of Children of Addiction (NACoA) is a nonprofit that helps kids and families affected by a parent’s substance use. NACoA provides helpful information through webinars, guides, and trainings, and toolkits to help local communities start support groups. For children who may feel isolated, stigmatized, or without help, NACoA is there to make sure they are not forgotten.

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The American Home Finding Association (AHFA), a non-profit organization based in Ottumwa, Iowa, is a licensed child-placing agency dedicated to child and family welfare. It offers services such as adoption and foster care support, youth emergency shelter, nutrition assistance through WIC, and maternal health programs like First Five early education and breastfeeding peer counseling.

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The Iowa Community Action Association (ICAA) is a statewide non-profit organization that unites supports local Community Action Agencies across Iowa to educate, advocate, and coordinate efforts that help low-income individuals and families meet basic needs and work toward long-term stability. Through its network, ICAA offers key programs such as the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Weatherization Assistance, Head Start, the Family Development & Self-Sufficiency Program (FaDSS), and Embrace Iowa.

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Description goes hereWaypoint is a Cedar Rapids nonprofit supporting individuals and families in crisis through a range of programs including housing support to prevent homelessness, resources and advocacy for domestic violence survivors, and trauma-informed care for victims of violent crimes. Waypoint also offers high-quality, affordable child care and early education through its KidsPoint program. All services are designed to promote safety, stability, and long-term well-being.

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Central Iowa Shelter & Services offers free, low-barrier shelter and wraparound support for adults and families experiencing homelessness. Alongside 24/7 emergency shelter, CISS provides meals, clothing, job training, veteran support programs, and operates community farms and kitchens—all designed to promote long-term stability and independence.

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Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit behind Sesame Street, supports children’s growth through educational media and support tools. Their content promotes early learning, emotional resilience, and social understanding, often focusing on the unique needs of vulnerable communities. Alongside familiar characters, they provide resources for parents, caregivers, and educators to navigate tough conversations around topics like addiction, incarceration, trauma, and emergencies.

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