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- EIN 43-0828205
- (660) 359-3907
- 1506 Oklahoma Ave Trenton MO 64683-2587 USA
- www.ghcaa.org
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Causes: Health, Homeless & Housing, Housing Development, Construction & Management, Human Service Organizations, Human Services, Reproductive Health Care, Reproductive Rights
Mission: Green hills community action works through partnerships to make self-sufficiency a reality for individuals and families, by empowering them to achieve the knowledge, skills and motivations needed to build strong families and communities.
Programs: Housing - provide public and affordable housing assistance on behalf of eligible low-income households. Approximately 292 clients served.
emergency services - provide energy and emergency assistance for low-income individuals. Approximately 5,048 individuals served.
community services - provide basic needs assistance and counseling to low- income individuals. Approximately 257 individuals were served.
health services - ghcaa's women's health services schedules multiple clinics a year where women can receive their annual breast and reproductive system examinations, family-planning information, and other related services. The health clinics also provide limited service to men, most often related to std screening and reproductive health. While the staff of women's health service focuses mainly on reproductive health, they do refer patients to other medical and mental health providers when needed. Approximately 925 people served. Weatherization services - weatherization is a program thats main goal is to increase energy efficient homes. Each house that will receive this assistance will undergo an energy audit and a health and safety inspection that will determine where most of the energy loss is. The auditor also determines if there are any molds, mildew, or any other hazardous item in the home. Approximately 23 people served. Employment & training - provides employment and job skills training for low-income individuals. Approximately 80 people served.