Therapy Unlimited
All ages
Content added April 14, 2026
Therapy Unlimited is a private practice with the following services:
1) Speech therapy
2) Occupational therapy
3) Small group therapy for ages 2-5 focusing on speech and occupational therapy skills
4) Reading intervention
5) Diagnostic services for dyslexia, learning disabilities and language disorders
6) AAC Evaluations
4200 Merchant Street, Ste. 103 (Until May 4, 2026)
Columbia, MO 65203
1906 Corona Road (Effective May 4)
Columbia, MO 65203
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
(573) 777-8783
Email: laura@therapyu.org
Free English class for Spanish speaking individuals
Content updated Jan. 17, 2026
Weekly free English Language Learning classes for Spanish speakers at three different levels. Classes will start Monday, September 8th and meet every Monday from 6-7:30 pm through May. Childcare and snacks are provided. Those interested in participating can register using this link: www.tinyurl.com/adultell. Students can register and begin at any point throughout the year!
417-551-2084
Email: ell@comocomunidad.org
Flyer
Registration Form: https://wkf.ms/4pzJSUR
CoMo Bike Co-Op
Content added April 14, 2026
The CoMo Bike Co-op is a facility and program housed at the Armory Sports Center. The Co-op offers free repair services for adult-sized traditional bicycles. The free repair program is the Co-op’s primary function. In addition to offering free repair services, the co-op also sells refurbished bike shop quality adult bicycles. Fully operating, refurbished bicycles are offered at significantly reduced rates to those found at local resale venues. Bicycles offered for sale are displayed on Mondays from 2 - 6 p.m. Proceeds support the free repair program.
Everyone is welcome. Our target demographic is underserved adults with transportation needs for work, school and the essential tasks of everyday living. Co-op services help community residents overcome economic barriers to owning a bicycle.
Hours: Mondays from 2 – 6 p.m.
Armory Sports and Recreation Center, 701 E. Ash
573-441-5495
Email: parksandrec@como.gov
Columbia churches which give rides to church services
Content updated May 15, 2026
Broadway Christian Church - 573-445-5312; 2601 W Broadway
Christian Fellowship - 573-445-8561; 5045 Chapel Hill Road. Call church by 11am Friday. Transportation available for 11am service only.
Community United Methodist - 573-445-6131; 3301 W Broadway.
Destiny Pointe - 573-808-3534; 1900 Providence Rd. 5-mile radius, exceptions can be made. Call of text Church Saturday by 5pm.
Redeeming Grace - 573-397-1687; 1401 Ballenger Place.
Second Missionary Baptist Church - 573-449-4703; 407 E Broadway. Call Church by Thursday.
True life - 573-442-4121; 211 Benton St. Call Church by Thursday.
Urban Empowerment - 573-474-3163; 2404 Industrial Dr. Call 573-356-7859 or go to www.e3ministries.org to sign up.
4-a-Change (Social Change Works)
Content added July 22, 2024
Social Change Works is a grassroots not-for-profit located in Columbia, Missouri who supplies critical needs to our unhoused neighbors. These critical needs may seem trivial to most of us, but to a person living a marginal life, they are truly important. The needs supplied by Social Change Works are aid obtaining identification documents, phones and phone service, work clothes, and other necessities to help those hoping to transition out of homelessness.
Spectrum Internet Assist
Content updated Sept. 10, 2026
Eligible low-income households can receive discounted 30 Mbps high-speed internet, along with Security Suite and an internet modem, at no additional charge. To qualify for this program, one or more members of your household must currently receive assistance under one of the following programs:
National School Lunch Program (NSLP)
Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) of the NSLP Supplemental Security Income (For Applicants 65+ Years of Age)
CenturyLink Lifeline
Content updated Sept. 29, 2025
Standard Lifeline — provides federal monthly support of up to $9.25 for qualifying broadband service and $5.25 for voice services. In some states, additional monthly support is also available.
Tribal Lifeline — offers a deeper monthly discount as well as installation assistance through the Link-Up program to qualifying customers who live on federally-recognized Tribal lands.
AT&T Access
Content added July 12, 2024
Provides Internet service for $10/mo or less based on the maximum speed available at your address up to 25Mbps.
Qualifying customers are eligible if they participate in one of the following programs:
-Supplemental Nutritional Access Program (SNAP)
-Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for California residents only
-Income (Temporary)
-National School Lunch and Head Start Programs (Temporary)
Online Application
Missouri Parents Act (MPACT)
Families of children with disabilities ages birth to 26
Content added July 3, 2024
Missouri Parents Act (MPACT) is a state-wide, non-profit Parent Training and Information Center (PTI) established in 1988. Our Mission: Empowering families to advocate for themselves so that children with special education needs can reach their full potential in education and life.
Services Offered at No Cost to Parents, Youth, and Professionals:
-30+ In-Person and Online Training Classes
-Direct Support for Families: Special education process assistance for children from birth to age 26
-Collaboration Guidance: Information on working with schools and communities
-Resource Hub: Fact sheets, model forms, sample letters, website, e-newsletter, and social media
1530 Main St
Joplin MO 64801
Hours: M-F 8:30AM-4:30PM, except for holidays
(800) 743-7634
Email: info@missouriparentsact.org
STEM Cubs Summer Camp - Mizzou
As an outreach initiative, STEM Cubs seeks to provide this enriching opportunity for students, families and communities, particularly those who have not had prior access to these experiences or exposure to STEM fields and careers.
Content updated Jan. 23, 2026
STEM Cubs is a science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education program hosted by the Office of Academic Access and Leadership Development, College of Education & Human Development and College of Engineering at the University of Missouri.
Emphasizing the importance of early exposure to exploratory and experiential learning for all students, STEM Cubs seeks to engage elementary and middle school students in hands-on STEM education and activities beyond the classroom.
Events held 2-3 times a year, morning and afternoon camps available; held on the University of Missouri Campus.
Connect2Compete - Mediacom’s Low-Income Internet Program
Content added June 26, 2024
How to Get Affordable Internet with Mediacom Connect2Compete
Do you have a child who is enrolled in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP)? Do you live in an area where Mediacom offers internet service? If you answered yes to both questions, you may be eligible for Mediacom Connect2Compete, a low-cost internet option for families with K-12 students.
What is Mediacom Connect2Compete?
Mediacom Connect2Compete is a program that provides home internet service with download speeds up to 25 Mbps and a Wi-Fi modem for only $9.95 per month (plus tax). There are no installation fees, no equipment rental fees, and no data limits. You can enjoy fast and reliable internet access for online learning, homework, entertainment, and more.
How do customers contact us for help?
1-855-904-2225
support@mediacomc2c.com
Voter registration for people experiencing homelessness
Content added June 24, 2024
Voting Registration
People who are homeless can register to vote. Need to complete the form as completely and accurately as possible, but application should be submitted even if unable to provide all info. County Clerk’s office will make eligibility determination. Street address can be location or “homeless”. Mailing address needs to be a valid address to receive mail.
Finding Legal Help for Homeless Youth
Youth at risk of or experiencing homelessness
Content updated Aug. 26, 2026
ABA Commission on Homelessness and Poverty Homeless Youth Legal Network Directory
Homeless Youth Legal Network Directory
· A project of the American Bar Association Commission on Homelessness and Poverty.
· Provides information on legal services for youth experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Legal Services Map
· Interactive map by state/territory to find free legal services.
· Contact HYLN at hyln@americanbar.org for updates or to report issues with listed programs.
About HYLN
· Increases information regarding, and access to, legal services for homeless youth.
· Focuses on civil, juvenile, and criminal defense legal matters.
· Provides a directory, listserv, model programs, and various resources
HYLN main website: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/public_interest/homelessness_poverty/initiatives/hyln/
Map of legal resources by state: https://youthhomelessnessindex.org/legal-help/
The Westbury Senior Living
Independent Living; Memory Care; Assisted Living
Content updated June 12, 2024
We’re all individuals, and every one of us brings something different to the table. You won’t find two of the same people in our vibrant community in Columbia, MO, and you won’t find two of the same care plans. At The Westbury Senior Living, we’re here to support you or your loved one as you face your unique set of circumstances. That’s why we offer a collaborative approach to care, committing to support you holistically and to help you reach your own goals for health and wellness. The support you need. Nothing more, and nothing less.
At our playful and pet-friendly senior living community in Columbia, MO, our amazing residents direct the show. So whether you feel like a splash in the swimming pool, an energizing workout in the fitness center, or a classic film in the movie theater, make this community yours. The best part? You’ll have a captive audience for your Broadway rehearsal or your new stand-up routine. We’ll take our cues from you.
550 Stone Valley Parkway
Columbia, MO 65023
(573) 261-5810
BlueSprig Columbia
Content added June 12, 2024
BlueSprig Columbia’s goal is to help your child reach their full potential. We proudly serve Boone County from the Twin Lakes area. The team at our Columbia center is completely dedicated to your child’s care, utilizing evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) treatment strategies to help children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) increase communication, develop independence, and learn important life skills.
BlueSprig accepts most major insurance plans, and our team is devoted to helping you navigate the terms of your insurance policy. If your child needs care in the greater Boone County area, BlueSprig Columbia can help.
2620 Forum Blvd., Suite E
Columbia, MO 65023
(573) 514-8735
Hours: M-F, 8 am - 6 pm
Coursera
Online Courses
Content added June 12, 2024
Coursera is the global online learning platform that offers anyone, anywhere access to online courses and degrees from world-class universities and companies. Coursera partners with more than 275 leading universities and companies to bring flexible, affordable, job-relevant online learning to individuals and organizations worldwide. We offer a range of learning opportunities—from hands-on projects and courses to job-ready certificates and degree programs.
Salvation Army - Pathway of Hope
Content updated May 29, 2025
What is Pathway of Hope?
- A strengths-based case management program designed o reach families with school-aged children (Pre-K - High school).
- A holistic focus on individual families who desire to overcome their barriers and improve stability.
- The overarching goal is to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty.
- Focused on long-term transformational change (rather than transactional services).
Eligibility Requirements
- Family with school-aged children in the home.
- Must be willing and ready to make a change in their lives.
Additional Information
- NO COST to joining the program.
- Assistance with setting goals and action steps to achieve the goals.
- Accountability partner
- Connection to resources in the community
1108 W. Ash Street
Columbia, MO
Salvation Army - Camp Mihaska
Content updated May 6, 2024
Nestled in the foothills of the Missouri Ozark Mountains, Camp Mihaska has been a Christian retreat and sanctuary for more than 60 years, serving thousands of youth, families, churches, organizations, and individuals seeking personal growth and spiritual development. Owned and operated by The Salvation Army, Camp Mihaska provides a safe, fun and memorable experience for those seeking adventure.
Camps include Older Adult Camp, Family Camp, TSAO Camp, Sports Camp, and more.
1466 Hwy N
Bourbon, MO 65441
573-732-5239
Salvation Army Learning Center
Content updated May 29, 2025
The Learning Center is a hub for resources and a place for people seeking employment and other life improvement skills. The Center features laptop and printers; classes range from personal budgeting to office skills; and incentives are provided to make learning even more valuable, such as clothing vouchers for work outfits.
The Learning Center is open Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm and 1-4pm. Classes begin May 27 and are offered at various times during the week. Registration is requested by calling The Salvation Army at 573-442-3229. Name, phone number, and class are needed; leaving a message is fine.
1108 W. Ash Street
Columbia, MO
Summer Art Camp - Columbia Art League
Content updated Dec. 3, 2025
Warm Summer days are approaching, and the coolest place to be is Columbia Art League (CAL) Summer Art Camp! With lots of themed camps to choose from, there is sure to be something for everyone. This year, CAL is offering 10 different camps for kids ages 6 - 16!
🌟Each camp runs Monday - Friday and has a fun, engaging theme!🌟Students will be provided with quality art instruction that strengthens art technique and skill while encouraging creative expression!
🌟Scholarships are also available! Email mary@columbiaartleague.org with any inquiries.