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This flyer announces enrollment for Crawford County Head Start in Cuba, Missouri, and lists required documentation for application including proof of birth, family income, immunization records, and benefit documentation such as SNAP or TANF. It notes children with and without disabilities are encouraged to apply and that the program operates under a grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The office address on the flyer is 100 Hood Park Drive, Cuba, MO 65453.

The Crawford County Substance Use Prevention Coalition delivers prevention education for parents and youth in Crawford County. The coalition’s mission is to help youth build healthy lifestyles free of addictive substance use and to prevent first-time use of vapes, alcohol, marijuana, tobacco, and other drugs. The group is pursuing recognition as a Missouri registered coalition and membership with the Missouri Prevention Network. Activities focus on community education and stopping first-time substance use among students and adults.

Daytime warming shelters are available in Cuba at the Senior Center (8 a.m. - 4 p.m.) and the Library (9 a.m. - 5 p.m.). Evening and overnight shelter opens at Recklien from 5 p.m. until 8 a.m. when temperatures drop. These locations provide a warm, safe place for community members during cold conditions. Check local announcements for activation details and any changes to hours. No contact phone or email is listed on the flyer.

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CMFCAA provides essential assistance and support to kinship, foster, and adoptive children, young adults, and families in central Missouri. Services include food, clothing, furniture, Begin Again Backpacks, monthly respite events, and life-skills training for youth aging out of care. The organization also hosts support groups and conferences for foster and kinship families and works to find viable family members for children in foster care. CMFCAA advocates for education, mental health, behavioral needs, and other family supports. Contact: 573-298-0258.

Calling all grandmas and grandpas in Cuba and Bourbon: read with our Head Start kids once a month and share your love of reading with local children. Become a monthly reading buddy and help spark a lifetime love of books through your stories, voice, and presence. Use the QR code or call the Headstart office to learn more and sign up. Visits are monthly and designed to make a big difference for young readers in the community. Contact: (573) 885-2696.

This concise resource guide lists services and topics to help Missourians meet basic needs and access supports. It includes entries on food assistance, housing, utility help, and transportation options as well as health and mental health resources. The guide also references employment supports, childcare, veteran services, and re-entry resources. Sections cover legal help, disability supports, technology access, and preparing for a career. Use this guide to locate the right topic area for follow-up with local providers or agencies listed elsewhere in the full guide. Access the full guide to explore the extensive information available to meet your basic needs.  https://dss.mo.gov/fsd/pdf/missouri-resource-guide-3steps.pdf