Resources Project Recovery Iowa

Project Recovery Iowa provides services to promote resilience, empowerment, and recovery from natural disasters. The program is partnered with the Iowa Concern Hotline (800-447-1985); the hotline is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For a brief summary of the program view our Project Recovery Card.

Contact Information

800-447-1985

Counties

Cass, Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Monona, Montgomery, Page, Pottawattamie, Shelby

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Department of Human Services - Council Bluffs

We assist with Food Assistance, Medicaid, Family Investment Program, Child Care Assistance, Child Welfare, and Adult Services.

417 E Kanesville Blvd
Council Bluffs, IA 51503

712-328-5661
Toll Free: 866-788-1805

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Categories: Basic Needs, Disaster Services, Hotlines/Peer Support Basic Needs, Childcare/Youth Programs, Domestic Violence, Financial Assistance, Food Assistance, Health Care, Home and Community Based Services, Medications, Senior Programs

Counties: Fremont, Mills, Pottawattamie

West Central Community Action Montgomery County Outreach

Emergency food assistance, weatherization, Clothing Room, LIHEAP, utility assistance, WIC, Head Start, Senior Aide Employment and child care referrals.

1109 Highland Ave.
Red Oak, IA 51566

712-623-2339

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Categories: Basic Needs, Childcare/Youth Programs, Financial Assistance, Food Assistance, Seasonal Programs/Misc., Senior Programs

Counties: Montgomery

West Central Community Action Harrison County Outreach

Food Pantry, Free Clothing, Low Income Home Energy Program/Weatherization Program, Senior Aid Program, Head Start Programs, WIC, and Child Care referrals.

107 N. 4th Avenue
Suite 7
Logan, IA 51546

712-644-3388

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Categories: Basic Needs, Childcare/Youth Programs, Financial Assistance, Food Assistance, Seasonal Programs/Misc., Senior Programs

Counties: Harrison

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