Resource Guide - Missouri Women`s Council

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Women’s Resource
Guide
The mission of the Missouri Women’s Council is to promote the economic
success of Missouri women
by connecting them to information and resources.
Missouri Women’s Council Resource Directory Page
Missouri Women’s Council
Established in 1985 by the State’s 83rd General Assembly,
the mission of the Missouri Women’s Council is to identify
and address issues affecting the economic and
employment status of women in Missouri.
An agency within the Department of Economic
Development, the bipartisan council is comprised of 15
members; 11 appointed by the Governor, two Missouri
State Senators and two Missouri State Representatives.
The Missouri Women’s Council works closely with other
agencies and community-based organizations to build
awareness, educate and promote opportunities for
Missouri’s women. By providing information and
resources regarding business, education and career
opportunities, the Missouri Women’s Council helps
women fulfill their economic and employment goals.
Missouri Women’s Council
301 West High Street, Room 680
PO Box 1157
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Phone: 573.751.0810
Toll-Free: 877.426.9284
Fax: 573.522.5005
www.womenscouncil.org
E-mail: wcouncil@ded.mo.gov
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Women-Owned Business
Network (WOB Network)
A web-based network dedicated
to promoting women-owned
businesses in Missouri. The
WOB Network represents a
dynamic and ever-expanding
community of female
entrepreneurs and business
owners committed to
supporting each other by
networking and transacting
business together.
Award of Distinction
Each year, the Missouri Women’s Council solicits
nominations of individuals and/or organizations that have
made a significant impact upon women and their families.
Many outstanding individuals and organizations have
helped shape Missouri and continue to contribute their
talents and skills to improve and enhance the quality of life
in the State. The Council has established the Award of
Distinction to recognize, honor, and celebrate these
achievements. Nomination forms are available on the
Missouri Women’s Council website.
Conferences &
Workshops
Events are offered at several locations throughout
the year covering a variety of topics of interest to
Missouri women in business and women in the
workforce.
Outstanding Women of Missouri
Traveling History Exhibit
Women’s Edition
Monthly publication featuring Missouri women owned
businesses, Missouri women in non-traditional careers,
resources for women in business and women in the
workforce, a listing of upcoming events in Missouri
pertaining to women in business and women in the
workforce.
Recognizes Missouri women whose fortitude,
persistence, and judgment led them to distinguish
themselves in their chosen profession or areas of
service. The exhibit honors these individuals by
displaying an image of each woman, as well as
featuring their accomplishments and their story. The
traveling exhibit is available for loan at no charge.
Resource Guide
Serves as an essential resource for Missouri women,
those who are establishing a business, seeking
educational assistance and opportunities, or those who
To sign up to receive our Women’s Edition, please visit
wish to find more suitable careers. This guide contains
www.womenscouncil.org/newsletter.htm
various listings, including business organizations,
educational
and women’s organizations.
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Introduction
The Women’s Resource Guide serves as an essential resource for Missouri women, those who are establishing
a business, seeking education assistance and opportunities, or those who wish to find more suitable careers.
This guide contains various listings to assist the women of Missouri, including business organizations,
educational institutions, women’s organizations, and government agencies serving women in the business
arena. Although this is not an exhaustive list of resources, this guide will continue to expand and grow in
support of the women of Missouri.
The Missouri Women’s Council
The Missouri Women’s Council was established in 1985 by the State’s 83rd General Assembly to identify and
address the issues affecting the economic and employment status of Missouri women.
As a part of the Division of Workforce Development in the Missouri Department of Economic Development, the
Council works closely with other agencies and community-based organizations to promote the well being of
women in Missouri.
The bipartisan Council is comprised of 15 members: 11 appointed by the Governor, 2 Missouri State Senators,
and 2 Missouri State Representatives. The Executive Director serves the Missouri Women’s Council and the
women of Missouri.
Table of Contents
Missouri Government
Missouri Statewide Elected Officials
Missouri Legislative Departments
Missouri Judicial Departments
Missouri State Departments
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Entrepreneurial Opportunity Information and Resources
Missouri Linked Deposit Program
Why Green is Good For Women
Office of Equal Opportunity
MBE/WBE Certification
MOSourceLink
Small Business & Technology Development Center Resources
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE)
Certified Development Companies (CDCs) in Missouri
Missouri Enterprise Business Assistance Centers
Chambers of Commerce
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Career Guide
College and Career Consultants
MO Career Centers & Workforce Investment Boards
Missouri Career Center Services
Missouri’s Hot Jobs
Women in High Tech Jobs
Missouri Connections
Resume Writing
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Education & Training
Missouri Education & Training Institutions
University Outreach & Extension Centers
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Organizations & Resources
Statewide Organizations & Resources
Kansas City Organizations & Resources
St. Louis Organizations & Resources
Rural Organizations & Resources
Community Partnerships
Missouri Child Care Resources & Referral Network
Child Advocacy Centers
Statewide Domestic Violence Shelters & Advocacy Centers
National Organizations & Resources
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Missouri Statewide Elected
Officials
Governor Jeremiah W. (Jay) Nixon
Attorney General Chris Koster
The governor is the chief executive officer of Missouri. The
governor is elected to a four-year term during the same
year as a presidential election and may seek re-election to a
second four-year term. No person may hold the office for
more than two terms. The governor appoints the members
of all boards and commissions, all departments heads in
state government and fills all vacancies in public office
unless otherwise provided by law. The Governor appoints
members of Supreme Court and the Missouri Court of
Appeals from names submit-ted by the Appellate judicial
Commission. The governor must submit a budget to the
General Assembly within 30 days of its convening. The
budget must contain the governor’s estimates of available
state revenues and an itemized plan for proposed
expenditures. All bills passed by both houses of the
legislature are submitted to the governor for consideration.
The governor may either approve a bill, making it law, or
return it with objections. The governor also has many other
responsibilities, duties and powers.
The Attorney General’s Office serves as the state’s chief law
enforcement center. Their goal is to protect the safety and
welfare of all Missourians. The Attorney General’s Office
aggressively prosecutes those who break criminal, environmental and consumer protection laws and defends the
state against legal actions.
Governor’s Office
Missouri Capitol Building, Room 216
Post Office Box 720
Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-0720
Phone: 573-751-3222
Website: www.governor.mo.gov
Branch Offices:
Cape Girardeau
2860 Kage Road
Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701
Phone: 573-290-5679 / Fax: 573-290-5689
Kansas City
Fletcher Daniels State Office Building
615 E. 13th Street, Suite 401
Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Phone: 816-889-5000 / Fax: 816-889-5006
Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder
Under the constitution, the lieutenant governor is the ex
officio president of the Senate. By law, the lieutenant
governor is a member of the Board of Public Buildings;
Board of Fund Commissioners; Missouri Finance Development Board; Missouri Housing Development Board;
Missouri Rural Economic Development Council; and the
Tourism Commission. The lieutenant governor is an adviser
to the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
and the state’s advocate for senior citizens.
Lieutenant Governor’s Office
State Capitol Building, Room 224
Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Phone: 573-751-4727
Website: www.ltgov.mo.gov
Missouri Attorney General’s Office
Supreme Court Building
207 West High Street
Post Office Box 899
Phone: 573-751-3321
Website: www.ago.mo.gov
Email: ag@ago.mo.gov
Springfield
Springfield State Office Building
149 Park Central Square, Suite 1017
Springfield, Missouri 65806
Phone: 417-895-6567 / Fax: 417-895-6382
St. Louis (all divisions)
U.S. Customs House & Old Post Office Building
815 Olive Street, Suite 200
St. Louis, Missouri 63101
Consumer Protection Division
Phone: 314-340-6816 / Fax: 314-340-7957
Governmental Affairs Division
Phone: 314-340-7544 / Fax: 314-340-7541
Labor Division
Phone: 314-340-7827 / Fax: 314-340-7850
Litigation Division
Phone: 314-340-7861 / Fax: 314-340-7891
Secretary of State Jason Kander
The Office of Secretary of State has many diverse
responsibilities, all linked by the common theme of
information. The office is responsible for collecting,
compiling, storing and publishing a variety of state
documents. The Secretary of State, as keeper of the Great
Seal of the State of Missouri, authenticates official acts of
the Governor. In addition, the Secretary of State serves as
the chief elections official in Missouri.
Office of the Secretary of State
James C. Kirkpatrick State Information Center
600 West Main
Phone: 573-751-4936
Website: www.sos.mo.gov
Email: info@sos.mo.gov
Branch Offices:
Kansas City
State Office Bldg, Suite 513
615 E. 13th Street
Phone: 816-889-2925
Springfield
State Office Bldg, Suite 624
149 Park Central Square
Phone: 417-895-6330
Safe at Home Program
Post Office Box 1409
Toll Free: 866-509-1409
Email: SafeAtHome@sos.mo.gov
Elections and Voting
James C. Kirkpatrick State Information Center
600 West Main
Phone: 573-751-2301 or Toll Free: 800-669-8683
Email: elections@sos.mo.gov
Investor Protection & Securities Division
600 West Main Street, 2nd Floor
Phone: 573-751-4136 General Inquiry
Phone: 573-751-2061 Licensing
Phone: 573-751-4136 Registrations
Phone: 573-751-4704 Enforcement
Phone: 573-751-4704 Audit
Phone: 573-751-1862 Investor Education
Phone: 800-721-7996 Investor Protection Hotline
Fax: 573-526-3124
Email: securities@sos.mo.gov
State Library:
St. Louis
U.S. Customs House & Old Post Office Building
815 Olive Street, Suite 210
Phone: 314-340-7490
Business Services:
Corporations Division
600 West Main, Room 322
Post Office Box 778
Commissions Division
600 West Main, Room 322
Post Office Box 784
Phone: 573-751-2783
Uniform Commercial Code Division (UCC)
JCK State Information Center
Toll Free: 866-223-6535
State Library Development
Missouri State Library
600 West Main Street
Post Office Box 387
Phone: 573-522-4036
Toll Free: 800-325-0131 (in MO)
Email: mostlib@sos.mo.gov
References Services
Missouri State Library
600 West Main Street, Post Office Box 387
Phone: 573-751-3615
Email: libref@sos.mo.gov
Wolfner Talking Book and Braille Library
Post Office Box 387
Phone: 573-751-8720
Toll Free: 800-392-2614 (in MO)
Fax: 573-751-3612
TDD: 800-347-1379
Email: wolfner@sos.mo.gov
(Secretary of State’s office—continued)
State Treasurer Clint Zweifel
Administrative Rules
Phone: 573-751-4015
The State Treasurer is Missouri state government’s chief
financial officer. The Treasurer’s office manages Missouri’s
annual state revenues, directs the state’s banking services,
manages Missouri’s $3.1 billion investment portfolio, and
safeguards more than $550 million in unclaimed assets that
have been turned over to the state.
Publications & Forms
600 West Main
Phone: 573-751-4218 / Fax: 573-526-2970
Records & Archives:
Jefferson City Administrative Office
State Capitol, Room 229
Post Office Box 210
Phone: 573-751-2411
Website: www.treasurer.mo.gov
Truman State Office Building
Post Office Box 210
Phone: 573-751-8533
Fax: 573-751-0343
Missouri State Archives
600 W. Main
Phone: 573-751-3280
Email: archref@sos.mo.gov
Unclaimed Property Division
Phone: 573-751-0123
Fax: 573-526-6027
Local Records Program
600 W. Main
Phone: 573-751-9047
Records Management
Phone: 573-751-3319
Missouri Legislative Departments
State Auditor Nicole Galloway
Missouri State Senate
The Auditor’s office strives to improve the efficiency and
effectiveness of Missouri government by providing
accurate and timely performance and financial audits
designed to reduce waste and opportunities for fraud;
account for Missouri’s taxpayer dollars; review and report
the performance of programs, agencies and institutions;
recommend ways to improve operations, fiscal
accountability and taxpayer services; and educate citizens
and policy makers regarding the operation of their
government.
State Capitol Building
Secretary of Senate
Phone: 573-751-3766
Website: www.senate.mo.gov
State Auditor’s Office
301 West High Street, Office 880
Post Office Box 869
Website: www.auditor.mo.gov
Email: moaudit@auditor.mo.gov
Missouri House of Representatives
State Capitol Building
Chief Clerk’s Office
Phone: 573-751-3829
Website: www.house.mo.gov
Missouri Judicial Department
Missouri State Courts Administrator
Phone: 573-751-4377 or 888-541-4894
Website: www.courts.mo.gov/osca/
Missouri State Departments
Office of Administration
Department of Conservation
The Office of Administration is the state’s service and
administrative control agency, which coordinates the
central management functions of state government. The
Commissioner of OA oversees the agency and appoints staff
commissioners and directors of the divisions of Accounting;
Budget & Planning; Information Technology Services;
Personnel; Facilities Management Design & Construction;
and Purchasing & Materials Management.
Citizen-led efforts lead to the creation of MDC in 1937 to
restore, conserve and regulate fisheries, forests, and
wildlife populations. Their mission is to protect and
manage the fish, forest and wildlife resources of the state;
to serve the public and facilitate participation in resource
management; and to provide opportunity for all citizens to
use, enjoy and learn about these resources. MDC is headed
by a four-member Conservation Commission. The Conservation Commission appoints the department director who,
along with his deputy directors and staff, directs programs
and activities through the divisions of Administrative Services, Design and Development, Fisheries, Forestry, Human
Resources, Outreach and Education, Private Land Services,
Protection, Resource Science and Wildlife. Through regional service centers, nature centers, shooting ranges and
interpretive centers, MDC provides close-to-home
opportunities for people to participate in conservation
programs and services.
The Office of Equal Opportunity assists & monitors state
agencies in promoting & ensuring equal opportunity within
state government through employment, provision of
services & operation of facilities. The Minority and Women
Business Enterprise (MBE/WBE) certification program is
administered by the OEO. (See page 14-15)
Missouri Office of Administration
Commissioner’s Office
State Capitol, Room 125, Post Office Box 809
Phone: 573.751.1851
Website: www.oa.mo.gov
Information Technology Services
301 West High Street, Room 280, Post Office Box 809
Phone: 573.751.3290
Website: www.oa.mo.gov/itsd
Department of Agriculture
MDA promotes and protects Missouri’s multi-billion dollar
agriculture and agribusiness industry. It also enforces state
laws that regulate and market the agricultural industry. Its
divisions include: Agriculture Business Development,
Animal Health, Grain Inspecting & Warehousing, Plant
Industries and Weights, Measures & Consumer Protection.
The Missouri Agricultural & Small business Development
Authority, Missouri State Fair, State Milk Board and
Missouri Wine & Grape Board are also houses within the
department.
Missouri Department of Agriculture
1616 Missouri Boulevard, Post Office Box 630
Phone: 573.751.4211
Website: www.mda.mo.gov
MO Department of Conservation
2901 West Truman Boulevard
Phone: 573.751.4115
Website: www.mdc.mo.gov
Department of Corrections
MO DOC is dedicated to public safety through the
successful management and supervision of offenders on
probation, in prison and on parole. The department’s
responsibility is to administer the sentence set by the court
in ways that promote the longest lasting public safety at the
lowest cost to taxpayers. There are four divisions within
the department. The management of felons and selected
misdemeanants is divided between the Divisions of
Probation & Parole and Adult Institutions. The Division of
Offender Rehabilitative Services provides program services
to felons assigned to probation, parole or prison. All staffrelated activities and special program services are provided
by the Division of Human Services.
Missouri Department of Corrections
2729 Plaza Drive, Post Office Box 236
Phone: 573.751.2389
Website: www.doc.mo.gov
Department of Economic Development
Department of Health & Senior Services
DED’s mission is to create solid, high-paying jobs and boost
economic development across the state to help local
communities grow and prosper. DED administers a wide
array of essential services and programs designed to
enhance economic growth and focus on workers,
businesses and communities. The Division of Business and
Community Services houses the sales, research, marketing,
finance, and compliance teams. The Division of Workforce
Development helps Missourians access gainful employment
and train for next-generation, high-tech jobs. The Division
of Energy, Division of Tourism, Missouri Development
Finance Board, Missouri Housing Development Commission, Missouri Women’s Council, Missouri Arts Council,
Missouri Technology Corporation, Missouri Community
Service Commission, Office of the Public Counsel, and the
Public Service Commission are indispensable to achieving
the goal of making Missouri the best location to live, work,
raise a family & visit.
The mission of DHSS is to promote, protect and partner for
better health for all Missourians through disease
prevention; control & surveillance activities; regulation &
licensure of health & child care facilities and programs
designed to create safeguards & health resources for
seniors and the state’s vulnerable populations. DHSS
strives to provide all Missourians with information and tools
to improve their own health and well-being and the health
of their communities. Its divisions include: Administration;
Community & Public Health; Regulation & Licensure; and
Senior & Disability Services.
(Director’s Office)
Department of Higher Education
MO Department of Economic Development
301 West High Street, Room 680 / Post Office Box 1157
Phone: 573-751-4962
Website: www.ded.mo.gov
The Coordinating Board for Higher Education (CBHE)
develops higher education programs & policies, appoints
the commissioner of Higher Education and oversees the
activities of DHE. The state’s system of Higher Education,
serves more than 620,632 students through 13 public fouryear universities, 19 public two-year colleges, one public
two-year technical college, 25 independent colleges &
universities, 196 proprietary & private career schools, 30
public area vocational/technical schools, and 16 specialized
nonprofit colleges. DHE administers 12 student financial
assistance programs, which include student loans,
scholarships and grants.
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
DESE is the administrative arm of the State Board of
Education that works with educators, legislators,
government agencies, community leaders and citizens to
maintain a strong public education system. Through its
statewide school-improvement initiatives and regulatory
functions, DESE strives to ensure all citizens have access to
high-quality public education. The scope of its duties
ranges from early childhood to adult education services.
However, it does not regulate or evaluate home, private, or
parochial schools. In addition to the office of the
commissioner of education, the department organization
reflects functions under two divisions - Financial and
Administrative Services and Learning Services.
MO Department of Elementary & Secondary Education
Jefferson State Office Building
205 Jefferson Street
Post Office Box 480
Phone: 573-751-4212
Website: www.dese.mo.gov
MO Department of Health & Senior Services
912 Wildwood / Post Office Box 570
Phone: 573-751-6400
Website: www.health.mo.gov
Email: info@health.mo.gov
MO Department of Higher Education
205 Jefferson Street / Post Office Box 1469
Toll Free: 800-473-6757 / Phone: 573-751-2361
Website: www.dhe.mo.gov
Department of Insurance, Financial Institutions and
Professional Registration
DIFP regulates the consumer service industries in MO by
enforcing state laws and regulations.
Website: www.difp.mo.gov
The Dept. of Insurance regulates & examines insurance
companies & rates and licenses insurance & bail bond
agents & public adjusters through its four divisions:
Insurance Consumer Affairs Division; Insurance Company
Regulation Division; Insurance Market Regulation Division;
and Administration Division (Licensing Section).
Department of Insurance, Financial Institutions and Professional Registration
(continued)
MO Department of Insurance
Phone: 573-751-4126
Website: www.insurance.mo.gov
The Division of Finance regulates state-chartered banks,
trust companies and savings & loan associations. It is
composed of: the Savings & Loan Supervision Division;
Mortgage Licensing Division; Consumer Credit Section;
Division of Credit Unions. It is advised by the State Banking
and Savings & Loan Board and Credit Union Commission.
MO Division of Finance
Phone: 573-751-3242
Website: www.finance.mo.gov
Department of Mental Health
State law provides three principal missions for DMH:
(1) the prevention of mental disorders, developmental
disabilities, substance abuse and compulsive gambling; (2)
the treatment, habilitation and rehabilitation of
Missourians with those conditions; & (3) the improvement
of public understanding and attitudes about mental
disorders, developmental disabilities and substance abuse.
DMH is composed of three divisions: Behavioral Health;
Developmental Disabilities; and Administrative Services.
MO Department of Mental Health
1706 East Elm / Post Office Box 687
Phone: 573-751-4122
Website: www.dmh.mo.gov
Department of Natural Resources
The Division of Professional Registration protects the
public by licensing and regulating 243 professions through
the support of 40 professional state boards, such as the
State Board of Cosmetology & Barber Examiners and State
Board of Registration for the Healing Arts, etc.
MO Division of Professional Registration
3605 Missouri Boulevard / Post Office Box 1335
Phone: 573-751-0293
Website: www.pr.mo.gov
Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
DOLIR is composed of the Labor and Industrial Relations
Commission and five divisions: Division of Employment
Security collects tax contributions from employers and pays
unemployment benefits to eligible individuals; Division of
Workers’ Compensation ensures that workers injured on
the job receive proper benefits and investigates fraud &
noncompliance; State Board of Mediation determines the
appropriate bargaining unit for public employees and
regulates utility labor relations; Division of Labor Standards
regulates wages and safe working environments; and the
Missouri Human Rights Commission enforces & adjudicates
Missouri’s anti-discriminatory, fair housing, employment
and public accommodations statutes.
MO Department of Labor & Industrial Relations
421 East Dunklin Street
Post Office Box 504
Phone: 573-751-4091
Website: www.labor.mo.gov
The mission of DNR is to protect, preserve and enhance
Missouri’s natural, cultural and energy resources. Its four
divisions are: Environmental Quality; State Parks and
Historic Sites; Missouri Geological Survey; Water Resources;
and Soil & Water Conservation. In addition, the Petroleum
Storage Tank Insurance Fund and the Environmental
Improvement and Energy Resources Authority are
administratively assigned to DNR.
MO Department of Natural Resources
205 Jefferson Street / Post Office Box 176
Phone: 573.751.3443
Website: www.dnr.mo.gov
Department of Public Safety
DPS is responsible for coordinating statewide law
enforcement, criminal justice and public safety efforts. Its
mission is “Provide a safe and secure environment for all
individuals, through efficient & effective law enforcement,
national defense, disaster preparedness, service to veterans
and education.” DPS is organized into nine separate
agencies: Office of the Director; Missouri Capitol Police;
Division of Fire Safety; Division of Alcohol & Tobacco
Control; Missouri State Highway Patrol; Missouri Adjutant
General; State Emergency Management Agency; Missouri
Veterans Commission; and Missouri Gaming Commission.
MO Department of Public Safety
Phone: 573-751-4905
Website: www.dps.mo.gov
Department of Revenue
Department of Social Services
DOR serves as the central collection agency for all state
revenues. Its primary duties are to collect state revenue;
collect local sales & use taxes and distribute them back to
local governments; administer the state’s laws on titling &
registering of motor vehicles and licensing Missouri’s drivers. DOR consists of four divisions and the Director’s Office:
DSS is charged with administering programs to promote,
safeguard & protect the welfare of children; to maintain
and strengthen family life; and to aid people in need as they
strive to achieve their highest level of independence. The
department is organized into four divisions: Children’s Division; Family Support Division; MO HealthNet Division; &
Division of Youth Services.
Motor Vehicle and Driver Licensing Division
Administers state laws related to titling & registering motor
vehicles and licensing drivers through three bureaus:
The Motor Vehicle Bureau; The Driver License Bureau; The
License Offices Bureau.
Taxation Division
Administers state tax laws, processes & administers forms
& reports for the collection of revenue due to the state and
local taxing jurisdictions through four bureaus: Business
Tax; Personal Tax; Collections & Tax Assistance; and Field
Compliance Bureau.
Administration Division
Provides administrative support to all divisions through two
bureaus: Personnel Services Bureau and Financial & General
Services Bureau.
Legal Services Division
Ensures DOR’s compliance with state law & internal policies
through three bureaus: General Counsel’s Office; Criminal
Tax Investigation; and Compliance & Investigation.
MO Department of Revenue
301 West High Street
Phone: 573-751-4450
Website: www.dor.mo.gov
Driver Licensing - Room 470
Phone: 573-526-2407 or 573-751-4600
Taxation - Room 330
Phone: 573-751-3505
Jefferson City Offices:
Child Support / MO HealthNet / Blind Services
615 Howerton Court / Post Office Box 2320
Toll-free: 800-859-7999 / Local: 573-751-4301
Family Support
Phone: 573-751-3221
Youth Services
3418 Knipp, Suite A-1 / Post Office Box 447
Phone: 573-751-3324
Department of Transportation
Harry S Truman Building offices:
Motor Vehicle - Room 370
Phone: 573-526-3669
MO Department of Social Services
Broadway State Office Building
Phone: 573.751.4815
Website: www.dss.mo.gov
MoDOT, under the guidance of the Missouri Highways &
Transportation Commission, is committed to providing the
public with a safe and modern transportation system. MoDOT is responsible for maintaining 33,702 miles of highways and 10,405 bridges throughout the state. In addition
to designing, building and maintaining roads and bridges,
MoDOT works to improve airports, river ports, railroads
public transit systems and pedestrian and bicycle travel.
The agency also administers motor carrier and highway
safety programs.
MO Department of Transportation
Central Office
105 West Capitol, Post Office Box 270
Phone: 573.751.2551
Toll-Free: 1-888-275-6636
Motor Carrier Services: 1-866-831-6277
Website: www.modot.mo.gov
The Missouri Linked Deposit Program is administered by the Office of the Missouri State Treasurer. Under this program,
below-market rate deposits of state funds are placed in Missouri financial institutions allowing eligible borrowers to obtain
low-interest loans from the institution. Savings to the borrower are generally 25-30% of their interest costs.
The Missouri Link Deposit program presents a great opportunity for women and minorities to make their dreams come
true of owning a small business or expanding their business. Link Deposit designates affordable capital to be made
available to businesses to help them grow and expand Missouri’s economy and create jobs and opportunities for all
citizens. Linked-Deposit program can help make the critical difference to help businesses achieve lasting success. The
Linked-Deposit program can help banks provide essential funding and capital to women and minority-owned businesses in
Missouri, and do so at reduced interest rates to help businesses succeed.
For more information about the Linked Deposit Program contact:
Treasurer Clint Zweifel
Attn: Linked Deposit Program
Post Office Box 210
573-751-2372
WHY is GREEN GOOD for WOMEN?
The emerging green economy is shaping employment opportunities across the country. It is increasing the demand for,
and changing the requirements of, existing occupations while generating brand new occupations. Green jobs are
diverse, rewarding and overwhelmingly nontraditional to women.
Women have made great strides in some male-dominated occupations, yet they still represent only a small portion of
the workers in green occupations. For example, women represent only 1.7 percent of electricians; 3.7 percent of
locomotive engineers and operators; 16 percent of industrial production managers; and 5.5 percent of first-line
supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers. Workers in these jobs retrofit buildings, design and
operate environmentally-friendly transportation technologies, and help produce wind and solar power.
Targeted efforts on the part of policymakers, funders, employers, workforce professionals, training and education
providers, and advocates are needed to ensure that women recognize the opportunity presented by green occupations,
and are able to fully participate in and benefit from the new green economy.
Seven Reasons for Women to Consider a Green Job:
1. A green job can provide the chance to earn more
2. Women can start with any skill level
3. Green jobs appeal to workers with a diversity of skills and interests
4. There are multiple ways to get started in a green job
5. Green job opportunities are available for workers of any age
6. Green jobs can give women greater satisfaction
7. Green employers are looking to hire
For more information regarding green jobs, please visit http://www.dol.gov/wb/guidegreen.htm.
Source: Women’s Bureau, Fact Sheet: “Why is Green Good for Women?”, United States Department of Labor
Missouri Office of Equal Opportunity
Part of Missouri’s Office of Administration, the Office of Equal Opportunity (OEO), exists to promote a diversified workforce within
state government and to assist women and minorities in developing opportunities to contract with the state, economically empowering
traditionally underserved communities and improving the overall fiscal vitality of the State of Missouri.
To Serve as a resource for promoting diversity within the state workforce and improving the opportunities for women and minorities to
access state employment opportunities and state contracts through excellent service and efficient use of resources. OEO works toward
this goal by completing the following primary functions: Certification of Minority/Women Business Enterprises (MBE/WBE), Education,
and Outreach, and Matchmaking Activities.
Office of Equal Opportunity Resources:
 Directory of Certified MBE/WBE Vendors
 Listing of Current Bidding Opportunities
 Essential Resources for New & Existing Businesses
 Online Procurement Staff Directories
 OEO Certification Staff Members
Office of Equal Opportunity—Toll Free: (877) 259-2963— Website: www.oa.mo.gov/oeo
WBE/MBE Certification
What is a MBE or WBE?
A Minority Business Enterprises is a business that is at least 51% owned and controlled by one or more minority persons. A Woman Business
Enterprise is a business that is at least 51% owned and controlled by a woman. A racial minority is, for the purposes of the State of Missouri’s
MBE program, defined as individuals who are Black, American Indian, Hispanic, Asian American and other similar racial minority groups as per
Missouri Revised Statutes Chapter 33 Section 33.750. Also included are Alaskan Natives, Pacific Islanders, and Aleuts. A complete list is provided on page 2 of our Policies and Procedures Manual located on the links of interest page.
May I qualify as both; an MBE and WBE?
Only women who also fall into one of the racial or ethnic categories can qualify for classification as both a minority and woman-owned business enterprise M/WBE. A woman and a minority cannot share ownership of a company to qualify for both as one individual must hold 51%
ownership. The following requisites must also be met:
 Own 51% of the enterprise
 Control the business
 Have requisite expertise
 Be a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident.
What are the advantages of obtaining the State of Missouri MBE/WBE certification?
Certification as an MBE and/or WBE provides greater opportunities for these businesses to bid on state contracts. All certified MBE/WBE vendors appear on the Office of Equal Opportunity Directory of Certified MBE/WBE Vendors. Both contractors and state agencies use this site as a
resource in soliciting certified minority and/or female participation for ongoing projects. This certification covers all state agencies except for
the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT), which participates in the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Program.
What if a question in the certification application does not apply to me?
Please write not applicable (N/A) and include an explanation.
Is my business automatically certified with the State of Missouri if I am certified with another state?
No. You must go through the State of Missouri’s certification process to become certified. It is important to note, however, approval is not
guaranteed and each case is reviewed on its individual merits. The requirements for certification vary from state to state, so the easiest way to
discover if your certification qualifies is to contact your individual state’s MBE/WBE/DBE Program.
Is my business automatically certified if I am certified as an MBE/WBE with another Missouri certifying entity?
No. Missouri-based businesses may gain accreditation by providing a current certificate from one of the following approved certifying entities
listed. You must apply to Office of Equal Opportunity for MBE/WBE Certification through the Rapid Response Process. This process requires
minimal additional documentation and can be completed in a shorter time frame than the Standard In-State Certification. Some of those approved certifying entities include:
* The Missouri Regional Certification Committee (which includes MoDOT, Metrolink, Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA), Lambert International Airport/City of Saint Louis, City of Kansas City Missouri KCHRD, Mid-America Regional Council, East-West Gateway Council
of Governments)
*The National Women Business Owners Corporation (NWBOC) www.nwboc.org
*The Saint Louis Minority Business Council (SLMBC) www.mambdc.org and the Mid-America Business Development Council www.slmbc.org
OEO does not guarantee certification approval and reserves the right to make a determination based on the review of each individual
submission.
What help is available with the application process?
If you need help with the application process please call our office at 1-877-259-2963 or 573-751-8130, we will be happy to assist you.
Is there an application fee?
No. This service is provided free of charge as a benefit from the state of Missouri.
How long does the certification process take?
Standard process for Missouri based businesses takes approximately 45-60 days from the day that the application becomes complete (All requested documentation must be included to proceed to the next stage). An on-site visit must be conducted and a final review is necessary to
evaluate whether your firm qualifies in meeting program guidelines. Out of State and Rapid applications might take less processing time.
What does an on-site visit entail?
An on-site visit is a verbal and visual verification of the MBE/WBE owner’s ability to fulfill certification requirements. There is no need for
preparation; the interviewer will bring the MBE/WBE’s file to the visit. Any additional documentation that may be needed can be provided onsite or gathered for later submission. This visit also allows the applicant an opportunity to get acquainted with program staff, ask questions
specific to their individual circumstances or needs and voice concerns.
May I bid on state projects prior to my certification?
Yes. Your MBE/WBE status does not preclude you from bidding on state contracts or bidding with prime contractors for subcontracts. Certification is not necessary for doing business with the State of Missouri, however MBE/WBE certification, carries with it significant advantages,
especially for smaller, less-established firms.
Do the participation targets remain constant in all contracts?
No. Executive Order 05-30 establishes that "all state agencies shall continue to make every feasible effort to target the percentage of goods
and services procured from certified MBEs and WBEs to 10% and 5%, respectively." The Division of Purchasing and Materials Management
(DPMM) and Facilities Management, Design and Construction (FMDC) have the authority to set target recommendations for each project
based on the availability of MBE and WBE firms to perform the work.
What types of contracting opportunities are available with the State of Missouri?
There are various types of opportunities for contracting with the State of Missouri, and these opportunities change constantly. For the most
recent listing of available opportunities please visit, http://www.oa.mo.gov/purch/vendorinfo/upbidops.html for subcontracting opportunities
or https://www.moolb.mo.gov/BidList/bidbytype.asp?bidnum=0&rtype=agcyo for a listing of bids available by agency.
How does the State of Missouri keep track of the participation of an MBE/WBE in a contract?
As a requirement of the contracts the prime contractor must submit payment verification forms to the Department of Purchasing and Materials Management every month. These forms are utilized by DPMM to keep track of the MBE/WBE participation on each contract. These forms
are available for public viewing at http://www.imageweb.oa.mo.gov/acordeweb/Client/Framework.asp.
How can suspected abuse of the MBE/WBE program be reported?
Reports of fraud and abuse or if there are third parties who have reason to believe that an enterprise has been wrongfully granted certification, either as an MBE/WBE or joint venture, they may file a third party challenge with OEO. Challenges by third parties are not considered an
appeal. Any allegations of suspected abuse of Missouri’s MBE/WBE program or to obtain forms to report the suspected abuse, please call OEO
via our toll-free hotline at 1-877-259-2963.
How will MBE/WBE contract compliance be monitored?
If there is a complaint about the performance of an MBE/WBE, the Office of Equal Opportunity (OEO) has authority to conduct on-site inspections and an administrative review of a certified firm at any time without prior notification. If for any reason a minority or women-owned subcontractor is not performing in accordance with the requirements of their contract, the prime contractor may request permission to remove or
substitute that particular MBE and/or WBE with another certified business. The prime contractor must first however notify OEO of their intent
to remove an MBE and/or WBE subcontractor during the course of the contract. Supporting documentation must be furnished by the prime
contractor stating the reasons why the participating business should be removed. OEO may then schedule a meeting with all parties to discuss
the potential removal of the MBE/WBE subcontractor/supplier. It will be the responsibility of OEO to recommend disqualification after the
review process.
For more information, please contact the Office of Equal Opportunity at 877-259-2963 or visit www.oeo.mo.gov.
MOSourceLink’s mission is to help small businesses across the state of Missouri grow and
succeed by providing free, easy access to the assistance they need - when they need it.
MOSourceLink connects established, emerging and start-up small businesses & entrepreneurs with a network of nonprofit resource organizations that provide business-building
services. These services range from business planning and marketing assistance to website
design and small business loan programs, etc. The complete list of services is very long, but
the following categories give a good overview of help that is available:
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Advocacy & Public Policy
Financial Resources & Assistance
Freight & Distribution
Internship Programs & Services
Legal Services
Management Issues & Training
Marketing
Nonprofit Development
Product Development
Selling to Government & Large Corporations
Technical Assistance
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Business Planning
Franchising
Import & Export Assistance
Libraries & Research Organizations
Manufacturing, High Tech and Life Sciences
Development
Networking Organizations
Office, Laboratory & Meeting Space
Regulatory Compliance
Tax Services
Training
Call the hotline phone Toll Free at 866-870-6500 or Local calls at 816-235-6500 to:
 Talk to a staff member, who will gather information about your business needs.
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Obtain guidance to the business resources that can best help you.
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Receive MOSourceLink referral services at no cost and follow up contact to assure
service and satisfaction.
Search for resources online with The Resource Navigator on www.MOSourceLink.com
MOSourceLink - Linking Missouri’s Businesses to the Right Resources at the Right Time
Small Business and Technology
Development Centers
MU Extension Business Development Program
The University of Missouri Extension Business Development Program (BDP) is a statewide network which helps businesses succeed in every stage from concept to startup, growth to renewal,
mature to succession through a variety of programs. Business
Counselors are based at MU Extension offices, each University of
Missouri campus and at other public higher education institutions
statewide. Their website provides access to information, assistance and training to help businesses compete in a rapidly changing world. Programs include:
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Missouri Small Business & Technology Development Centers
Missouri Procurement Technical Assistance Centers
Mid-America Trade Adjustment Assistance Center
Missouri Environmental Assistance Center
Workforce Development Project
The BDP’s Mission: To improve people’s lives and the competitiveness of MO businesses through research-based education and
technical assistance to enhance Missouri’s economy.
Missouri Small Business & Technology
Development Centers (SBTDC)
MO SBTDC Administrative Office
410 S. Sixth Street
200 Engineering North
Columbia, Missouri 65211
Phone: 573-884-1555
Website: www.missouribusiness.net/sbtdc
Small Business & Technology Development Centers
(SBTCDs) are a unique collaboration of SBA federal funds,
state and local governments, and private sector resources.
SBTDCs provide a vast array of technical help to small businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs. By supporting business
growth, sustainability and enhancing the creation of new
businesses, SBTDCs foster local and regional economic development through job creation and retention. SBTDC clients receive extensive, one-to-one, long-term professional
business advising, low-cost training and other specialized
consulting services including:
 Personalized business consulting
 Technology Development & Commercialization
 International Trade Services
 Business Growth Services
 Tools for business performance assessments, research &
financial analysis
Camdenton
Camden County Extension SBTDC
44 Roofener Street, Camdenton, Missouri 65020
Phone: 573-346-2644
Cape Girardeau
Southeast Missouri State University SBTDC
920 Broadway, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701-4799
Phone: 573-986-6082
Chillicothe SBTDC
715 Washington Street, City Hall
Chillicothe, Missouri 64601-2229
Phone: 660-646-6920
Columbia
University of Missouri SBTDC/PTAC (Campus)
W1026 Lafferre Hall, 410 S. Sixth Street
Phone: 573-882-7096
University of Missouri SBTDC (Downtown)
Regional Economic Development, Inc. (REDI)
500 East Walnut, Suite 103, Columbia, MO 65201
Phone: 573-882-7096
Forsyth
Taney County Extension SBTDC
122 Felkins Avenue, Forsyth, Missouri 65653
Phone: 417-546-4431
Hillsboro
Jefferson County SBTDC
301 3rd Street, Hillsboro, Missouri 63050
Phone: 636-797-5480
Jackson
Cape Girardeau County Extension SBTDC
684 West Jackson Trail, Jackson, Missouri 63755
Phone: 573-243-3581
Jefferson City
Cole County Extension Center SBTDC
2436 Tanner Bridge Road, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Phone: 573-634-2824
Joplin
Missouri Southern State University SBTDC
Plaster Hall, Room 107
3950 E. Newman Road, Joplin, Missouri 64801
Phone: 417-625-3128
St. Joseph - NWMSU SBTDC
St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce
3003 Frederick Ave, St. Joseph, Missouri 64506-5104
Phone: 816.232.4461
Kansas City
Clay County Extension SBTDC
Clay County Courthouse Annex
1901 NE 48th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64118
Phone: 816-407-3492
St. Charles County Extension SBTDC
260 Brown Road, St. Peters, Missouri 63376
Phone: 636-970-3000
University of Missouri - Kansas City SBTDC/PTAC
4747 Troost Building, Kansas City, Missouri 64110-1727
Phone: 816-235-6063
Kirksville
Truman State University SBTDC
315 South Franklin Street, Kirksville, Missouri 63501-4221
Phone: 660-665-3348
Macon
Macon County Extension SBTDC/PTAC
113 N. Rubey, Macon, Missouri 63522-1634
Phone: 660-385-2173
Maryville
Northwest Missouri State University SBTDC
Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
1402 North College Drive, Maryville, Missouri 64468
Phone: 816-364-4105
Moberly
Moberly Area Community College SBTDC
Entrepreneurship & Business Development Center (EBDC)
959 West Reed Street, Moberly, MO 65270
Phone: 660-263-5865
Paris
Monroe County Extension SBTDC
208 North Main Street, Paris, Missouri 65275
Phone: 660-327-4158
Poplar Bluff
Butler County Extension SBTDC
222 North Broadway Street, Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901
Phone: 573-686-8064
Rolla
Missouri University of Science & Technology SBTDC
900 Innovation Drive, Suite 145, Rolla, Missouri 65409
Phone: 573-341-4690
St. Louis Metropolitan Area
St. Charles SBTDC/PTAC
5988 Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Suite 108
St. Charles, Missouri 63304-7119
Phone: 636-928-7714
St. Louis SBTDC (Clayton)
7733 Forsyth Blvd, Suite 2236, Clayton, Missouri 63105
Phone: 314-608-8723
St. Louis SBTDC (Downtown)
911 Washington Ave, 8th Floor, St. Louis, Missouri 63101
Phone: 314-241-1511
St. Louis SBTDC (Market Street)
1520 Market Street, Suite 2000, St. Louis, Missouri 63101
Phone: 314-657-3768
St. Louis SBTDC (South County)
315 Lemay Ferry Rd, Suite 135, St. Louis, Missouri 63125
Phone: 314-241-1591
Union
Franklin County Extension SBTDC
116 West Main Street, Union, Missouri 63084
Phone: 636-583-5141
West Plains
Howell County Extension SBTDC
217 South Aid Avenue, West Plains, Missouri 65775
Phone: 417-256-2391
MSU West Plains SBTDC
408 Washington Avenue, West Plains, Missouri 65775
Phone: 417-255-8789
Warrensburg
University of Central Missouri SBTDC
Dockery Suite 102, Warrensburg, Missouri 64093
Phone: 660-543-4402
Springfield
Missouri State University SBTDC/PTAC
405 North Jefferson Avenue, Springfield, Missouri 65806
Phone: 417-837-2617
Missouri Procurement Technical Assistance Centers
BDP Workforce Program
MO PTAC procurement specialists assist businesses—
including small, disadvantaged and women-owned firms—
in identifying opportunities and understanding the federal,
state and local government contracting process so they can
take advantage of governmental sales dollars. Programs
and services provided include:
 Help with preparing government contract bids
 Help explain government contract regulations
 Access to computerized bid matching database
 Access to government procurement histories
 Government vendor registration assistance
 Assistance with obtaining government certifications
 Personalized business counseling
The Missouri Workforce Development Program helps dislocated workers and others find information on occupations,
financial aid and training.
Website: www.missouribusiness.net/ptac
Columbia - University of Missouri PTAC Administration
410 S. Sixth St, 200 Engineering North, Columbia, MO 65211
Phone: 573-882-8058
Columbia - University of Missouri PTAC (MU Campus)
W1052 Lafferre Hall, 416 S. Sixth St, Columbia, MO 65211
Phone: 573-882-9398
Kansas City - University of Missouri-KC SBTDC/PTAC
4747 Troost Ave, Room 105, Kansas City, MO 64110-1727
Phone: 816-235-2891 or 816-235-6063
Macon County Extension SBTDC/PTAC
113 N. Rubey, Macon, MO 63552-1634
660-385-2173
Springfield - Missouri State University PTAC
405 North Jefferson, Springfield, MO 65806
Phone: 417-837-2612
St. Charles SBTDC/PTAC
5988 Mid Rivers Mall, Ste 111, St. Charles, MO 63304-7119
Phone: 636-229-5289
St. Joseph PTAC
4125 Mitchell Ave, St. Joseph, MO 64507
Phone: 816-279-1691
St. Louis County Extension PTAC
10650 Gateway Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63125
Phone: 314-400-7378
Warrensburg PTAC
135 West Market, Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-747-3193
West Plains - Howell County Extension SBTDC/PTAC
217 South Aid Avenue, West Plains, MO 65775
Phone: 417-256-2391
Workforce & career courses are offered to dislocated workers. These one or two day sessions include information on
exploration of work values, career interests, transferable
skills, resume writing, writing cover letters, job interviewing, completing job applications, networking and job search
strategies & methods.
This project is co-sponsored by University of Missouri Extension and the
Missouri Dislocated Worker Program; funded through the Missouri Division of Workforce Development.
Phone: 800-392-2949
Technology Development & Commercialization
Moving Missouri’s Innovations to market
Innovation is a key element of a healthy economy. The
Small Business & Technology Development Centers have
technology specialists who can help you take your intellectual property from the idea stage to commercialization.
Some of the services available to you include:
 Initial patent searches
 Proposal preparation
 Application assistance for SBIR/STTR and other funding
programs
 Post-award planning
 Introductions to investors
 Help build your management team
 Evaluating the commercial feasibility of your technology
For more information, please contact a Small Business &
Technology Development Center near you.
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Environmental Assistance Center
The Missouri Environmental Assistance Center (MOEAC) is
the one-stop resource for pollution prevention and environmental compliance assistance for Missouri small businesses. For more information call: 573-882-5011
The Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms (TAAF) program
equips U.S. manufacturers to proactively respond to import
competition. Trade Adjustment Assistance Centers are
staffed with experienced business professionals who work
collaboratively with manufacturers through each phase of
the program, from certification to project implementation
and completion. For more information call: 816-666-9407
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE)
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) was created in
1953 to aid, counsel, assist and protect the interests of
small business concerns, to preserve free competitive enterprise and to maintain and strengthen the overall economy of our nation. Through an extensive network of field
offices and partnerships with public and private organizations, SBA delivers its services to people throughout the
Unites States. SBA promotes the growth of women-owned
businesses through business training and technical assistance, and provides access to credit and capital, federal
contracts, and international trade opportunities.
SCORE is a national nonprofit association dedicated to helping small businesses get off the ground, grow and achieve
their goals through education and mentorship. SCORE‘s
work is supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration
(SBA). Services include: Volunteer mentors who share their
business expertise; Free business tools, templates & tips
online; Business counseling; & Inexpensive or free business
workshops and webinars.
409 3rd Street, SW
Washington, DC 20416
Phone: 800.827.5722
Website: www.sba.gov
409 3rd Street, SW, 6th Floor, Washington, DC 20024
Phone: 800-634-0245
Website: www.score.org
Kansas City SCORE
Business Resource Center
4747 Troost Avenue, Suite 128, Kansas City, Missouri 64110
Phone: 816-235-6675
SBA–Kansas City District Offices
Lake Ozark SCORE
739 West US Highway 54, Camdenton, Missouri 65020
Phone: 573-346-5441
SBA-Kansas City Office
1000 Walnut Street, Suite 500
Phone: 816-426-4900
Mid Missouri SCORE
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
300 South Providence Road, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Phone: 573-874-1132
SBA-Springfield Branch Office
830 East Primrose, Suite 101
Phone: 417-890-8501
Springfield SCORE—Chapter 0061
830 E. Primrose, Ste 101, Springfield, Missouri 65807-5254
Phone: 417-890-8501, Extension 218
SBA-St. Louis District Offices
SBA-St. Louis Office
1222 Spruce Street, Suite 10.103
Phone: 314-539-6600
St. Louis SCORE
1222 Spruce Street, Ste 10.103, St. Louis, Missouri 63102
Phone: 314-539-6600, Extension 242
SBA-Cape Girardeau AWS
Southeast Innovation Center
920 Broadway, Room 106
Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701
Phone: 573-225-9407
SBA-Columbia Alternate Work Site
500 East Walnut, Suite 103
Phone: 573-256-1794 or 636-358-5941 (BB)
Grace Hill’s Women’s Development Center
Grace Hill Settlement House
2125 Bissell Street
Phone: 314-584-6841
Certified Development Companies (CDCs) in Missouri
Certified Development Companies are nonprofit corporations certified and regulated by the Small Business Administration (SBA), that work with participating lenders to provide financing to small businesses.
CDC - Business Finance Corporation of St. Louis County
7733 Forsyth Blvd, Suites 2200 & 2300
Phone: 314-615-7663
Area of Operation: St. Louis City and St. Louis County
CDC - Central Ozarks Development, Inc.
34 Roofener Street / Post Office Box 3553
Camdenton, Missouri 65020
Phone: 573-317-0220
CDC - Rural Missouri, Inc.
3324 Emerald Lane, Jefferson City, Missouri 65109
Phone: 573-635-0136 / Website: www.rmiinc.org
Area of Operation: Statewide
CDC - St. Charles County Economic Development Center
5988 Mid Rivers Mall Drive, St. Charles, Missouri 63304
Phone: 636-441-6880
Area of Operation: Franklin, Lincoln, St. Charles, Warren
CDC - St. Louis Development Corporation
1520 Market Street, Suite 2000, St. Louis, Missouri 63101
Phone: 314-622-3400
Area of Operation: City of St. Louis
Missouri Enterprise Business Assistance Centers
Area of Operation: Kansas City
Missouri Enterprise is an organization of skilled manufacturing and business management professionals who help companies succeed. Their vision is to be the preferred hands-on
business optimization services in Missouri, delivered by the
highest quality staff and a comprehensive network of public
and private partners. They focus primarily on small and
medium size manufacturers to provide access to new technologies, training and innovative growth strategies.
Toll-Free: 800-956-2682
Website: www.missourienterprise.org
CDC - Enterprise Development Corporation
910 East Broadway, Suite 201, Columbia, Missouri 65201
Phone: 573-875-8117
Missouri Enterprise - Rolla (Corporate Headquarters)
900 Innovation Drive, Rolla, Missouri 65401
Phone: 800-956-2682
Area of Operation: Camden, Laclede, Pulaski, Miller, Morgan
CDC - Economic Development Corporation of Jefferson County
5217 Highway B, Hillsboro, Missouri 63050
Phone: 636-797-5336
Area of Operation: Jefferson County
CDC - EDC Loan Corporation
1100 Walnut, Suite 1700, Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Phone: 816-221-0636 or 800-889-0636
Area of Operation: Central Missouri
CDC - Green Hills Rural Development, Inc.
1104 Main Street, Trenton, Missouri 64683
Phone: 660-359-5636
Area of Operation: Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Daviess, Grundy, Harrison,
Linn, Livingston, Mercer, Putnam & Sullivan
CDC - Meramec Regional Development Corporation
4 Industrial Drive, St. James, Missouri 65559
Phone: 573-265-2993
Area of Operation: Crawford, Dent, Gasconade, Maries, Osage, Phelps,
Pulaski and Washington counties
CDC - Midwest Small Business Finance
1251 NW Briarcliff Parkway, Suite 26
Phone: 816-468-4989
Area of Operation: Clay, Platte
CDC - MO-KAN Development, Inc.
224 North 7th Street, St. Joseph, Missouri 64501
Phone: 816-233-3144
Area of Operation: Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas
Missouri Enterprise - Cape Girardeau
Innovation Center, Room 103
920 Broadway - MS0130, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701
Phone: 800-956-2682
Missouri Enterprise - Joplin
211 South Main Street, Suite 203, Joplin, Missouri 64801
Phone: 800-956-2682
Missouri Enterprise - Kansas City
4240 Blue Ridge Boulevard, Suite 501
Phone: 800-956-2682
Missouri Enterprise - Springfield
Robert W. Plaster Center for Free Enterprise and
Business Development
405 North Jefferson, Springfield, Missouri 65806
Phone: 800-956-2682
Missouri Enterprise - St. Louis
12125 Woodcrest Executive Drive, Suite 215
Phone: 800-956-2682
Chambers of Commerce
The quality of life in our state depends on quality jobs for Missourians.
To that end, they have one simple mission: to protect and advance Missouri businesses.
Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry
428 East Capitol Avenue / Post Office Box 149
Phone: 573-634-3511 / Fax: 573-634-8855
Website: www.mochamber.com
Local Chambers of Commerce in Missouri:
Affton Chamber of Commerce
9815 Mackenzie Road, Afton, Missouri 63123-5424
Phone: 314-631-3100
Website: www.afftonchamber.com
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 231, Albany, Missouri 64402
Phone: 660-726-3807
Website: www.albanymo.net
Alton Area Chamber of Commerce
101 Pine Street, PO Box 561, Alton, Missouri 65606
Phone: 417-778-6321
Appleton City Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 22, Appleton City, Missouri 64724
Phone: 660-476-2631
Missouri Chamber members have access to
these valuable benefits:
Effective representation before the Missouri
General Assembly, government agencies, and
the courts to reduce taxes, limit regulation,
support infrastructure improvements, protect
the education system, and foster positive
economic development opportunities for
Missouri employees.
Arcadia Valley Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 343, Ironton, Missouri 63650
Phone: 573-546-7117
Website: www.arcadiavalley.biz
Arnold Chamber of Commerce
1838 Old Lemay Ferry Road, Arnold, Missouri 63010
Phone: 636-296-1910
Website: www.arnoldchamber.org
Greater Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 31, Augusta, Missouri 63332
Phone: 636-228-4005
Website: www.augusta-chamber.org
Valuable tools to help you grow your business,
including a wide variety of business products
and services and networking opportunities.
Aurora Chamber of Commerce
121 East Olive, PO Box 257, Aurora, Missouri 65605
Phone: 417-678-4150
Website: www.auroramochamber.com
Cutting-edge information, including online and
print publications and an extensive seminar
program, to keep you informed of the issues
impacting your business.
Ava Area Chamber of Commerce
810 SW 13th Avenue, Ava, Missouri 65608
Phone: 417-683-4594
Website: www.avachamber.org
Leadership and professional development for
youth and adults, through our extensive
education programs.
Barton County Chamber of Commerce
102 West 10th Street, PO Box 577, Lamar, Missouri 64759
Phone: 417-682-3595
Website: www.bartoncounty.com
Belton Chamber of Commerce
323 Main Street, Belton, Missouri 64012
Phone: 816-331-2420
Website: www.beltonmochamber.org
Bethany Chamber of Commerce
116 N 16th Street, Bethany, Missouri 64424
Phone: 660-425-6358
Website: www.bethanymochamber.org
Birch Tree Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 145, Birch Tree, Missouri 65438
Phone: 573-292-3414
Website: www.birchtreemo.com
Braymer Chamber of Commerce
115 Main / Post Office Box 176, Braymer, Missouri 63144
Phone: 660-645-2434
Brentwood Chamber of Commerce
8754 Rosalie Avenue, Brentwood, Missouri 63144
Phone: 314-963-9007
Website: www.brentwoodmochamber.com
Brookfield Chamber of Commerce
207B North Main Street, Brookfield, Missouri 64628
Phone: 660-258-7255
Website: www.brookfieldmochamber.com
Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 132, Bloomfield, Missouri 63825
Phone: 573.568.2055
Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 104, Brunswick, Missouri 65236
Phone: 660.548.3337
Website: www.brunswickmo.com
Blue Springs Chamber of Commerce
1000 Main Street, Blue Springs, Missouri 64015
Phone: 816-229-8558
Website: www.bluespringschamber.com
Buffalo Area Chamber of Commerce
101 North Maple Street, Buffalo, Missouri 65622
Phone: 417-345-2852
Website: www.buffalococ.com
Bolivar Area Chamber of Commerce
454 South Springfield, Bolivar, Missouri 65613
Phone: 417-326-4118
Website: www.bolivarchamber.com
Butler Area Chamber of Commerce
5 North Main, Butler, Missouri 64730
Phone: 660-679-3380
Website: www.butlermochamber.org
Bonne Terre Chamber of Commerce
41 Young Street, Bonne Terre, Missouri 63628
Phone: 573.358.4000
Website: www.bonneterrechamber.com
Boonville Area Chamber of Commerce
320 1st Street, Suite A, Boonville, Missouri 65233
Phone: 660-882-2721
Website: www.boonvillemochamberofcommerce.com
Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce
16A Church Street, Bowling Green, Missouri 63334
Phone: 573-324-3733
Website: www.bgchamber.org
Branson/Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce
269 State Hwy 248 / PO Box 1897
Branson, Missouri 65615
Phone: 800-296-0463 or 417-334-4084
Website: www.explorebranson.com
Branson Area - Also See:
The Peninsula of Indian Point Chamber of Commerce
www.indianpointchamber.com
Table Rock Lake Chamber of Commerce
www.visittablerocklake.com
Cabool Chamber of Commerce
526 Spruce Street, PO Box 285, Cabool, Missouri 65689
Phone: 417-962-3002
Website: www.cabool.org/chamber-of-commerce
California Area Chamber of Commerce
City Hall Building, 500 S. Oak St, California, Missouri 65018
Phone: 573-796-3040
Website: www.calmo.com
Camdenton Area Chamber of Commerce
739 West US Highway 54, Camdenton, Missouri 65020
Phone: 800-769-1004 or 573-346-2227
Website: www.camdentonchamber.com
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
205 North Main, Cameron, Missouri 64429
Phone: 816-632-2005
Website: www.cameronmochamber.com
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 141, Canton, Missouri 63435
Phone: 573-248-2686
Email: staff@cantonchamber.info
Cape Fair Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 104, Cape Fair, Missouri 65624
Phone: 417-538-2222
Www.capefairchamber.com
Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce
1267 N. Mount Auburn Rd, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701
Phone: 573-335-3312
Website: www.capechamber.com
Clayton Chamber of Commerce
225 S. Meramec Ave, Suite 300, Clayton, Missouri 63105
Phone: 314-726-3033
Website: www.claytoncommerce.com
Carl Junction Area Chamber of Commerce
303 North Main Street, Carl Junction, Missouri 64834
Phone: 417-623-0400
Greater Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce
225 South Main, Clinton, Missouri 64735
Phone: 800-222-5251 or 660-885-8166
Website: www.clintonmochamber.com
Carrollton Area Economic Alliance
111 North Mason Street, Carrollton, Missouri 64633
Phone: 660-542-0922
Website: www.carrolltonmo.org
Carthage Chamber of Commerce
402 South Garrison Avenue, Carthage, Missouri 64836
Phone: 417-358-2373
Website: www.carthagechamber.com
Caruthersville Chamber of Commerce
200 W. Third St, PO Box 806, Caruthersville, Missouri 63830
Phone: 573-333-1222
Website: www.caruthersvillecity.com
Cassville Area Chamber of Commerce
504 Main Street, Cassville, Missouri 65625
Phone: 417-847-2814
Website: www.cassville.com
Centralia Chamber of Commerce
101 West Singleton, PO Box 235, Centralia, Missouri 65240
Phone: 573-682-2272
Website: www.centraliamochamber.com
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
110 East Commercial Street, Charleston, Missouri 63834
Phone: 573-683-6509
Website: www.charlestonmo.org
Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce
101 Chesterfield Business Parkway
Chesterfield, Missouri 63005
Phone: 636-532-3399
Website: www.chesterfieldmochamber.com
Chillicothe Area Chamber of Commerce
514 Washington St, PO Box 407, Chillicothe, Missouri 64601
Phone: 877-224-4554 or 660-646-4050
Website: www.chillicothemo.com
Clarksville Community Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 55, Clarksville, Missouri 63336
Phone: 573-754-2310 or 573-242-3945
Website: www.clarksvillemo.us/chamber.html
Cole Camp Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 94, Cole Camp, Missouri 65325
Phone: 660-668-2295
Website: www.colecampmissouri.com/org/chamber
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
300 S. Providence, PO Box 1016, Columbia, Missouri 65205
Phone: 573-874-1132
Website: www.columbiamochamber.com
Concordia Area Chamber of Commerce
802 South Bismark, Room 101, Concordia, Missouri 64020
Phone: 660-463-2454
Website: www.concordiamo.com
Crestwood-Sunset Hills Area Chamber
9058-A Watson Road, Crestwood, Missouri 63126
Phone: 314-843-8545
Website: www.ourchamber.com
Creve Coeur-Olivette Chamber
10950 Olive Blvd, Suite 101, Creve Coeur, Missouri 63141
Phone: 314-569-3536
Website: www.ccochamber.com
Crocker Community Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 833, Crocker, Missouri 65452
Phone: 573-736-2156
Crossroads/Raytown Area Chamber of Commerce
5909 Raytown Trafficway, Raytown, Missouri 64133-3860
Phone: 816-353-8500
Website: www.raytownchamber.com
Crystal City - Chamber of Commerce
See: Twin City Area Chamber of Commerce
Website: www.twincity.org
Cuba Area Chamber of Commerce
71 Highway P / PO Box 405, Cuba, Missouri 65453-1640
Phone: 877.212.8429 or 573-885-2531
Website: www.cubamochamber.com
Dexter Chamber of Commerce
515B W. Market Street, PO Box 21, Dexter, Missouri 63841
Phone: 573-624-7458 or 800-332-8857
Website: www.dexterchamber.com
Dixon Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 817, Dixon, Missouri 65459
Phone: 573-759-2588
Website: www.dixonchamberofcommerce.com
Fair Grove Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 91, Fair Grove, Missouri 65648
Phone: 417-759-2807
Website: fairgrovemo.org
Doniphan - Chamber of Commerce
See: Ripley County Chamber of Commerce
www.ripleycountymissouri.org
Farmington Chamber of Commerce
302 N. Washington, Farmington, Missouri 63640
Phone: 573-756-3615
Website: www.growingfarmington.com
East Prairie Chamber of Commerce
106 South Washington Street, East Prairie, Missouri 63845
Phone: 573-649-5243
Website: www.epmochamber.org
Edgerton Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 62, Edgerton, Missouri 64444
Phone: 816-790-3484
Website: www.edgertonmo.org/chamber_of_commerce
Edina - Chamber of Commerce
See: Knox County Chamber of Commerce
Website: knoxcountychamber.org
El Dorado Springs Chamber of Commerce
1303 South Highway 32, El Dorado Springs, Missouri 64744
Phone: 417-876-4154
Website: www.eldoradospringschamber.com
Eldon Chamber of Commerce
203 East First Street / PO Box 209, Eldon, Missouri 65026
Phone: 573-392-3752
Website: www.eldonchamber.com
Ellington Chamber of Commerce
Tubbs & Main St, PO Box 515, Ellington, Missouri 63638
Phone: 573-663-7997
Website: www.ellingtonmo.com
Elsberry Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 32, Elsberry, Missouri 63343
Phone: 573-898-9124
Website: www.elsberrycofc.webs.com
Fayette Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 414, Fayette, Missouri 65248
Phone: 660-248-2200
Website: www.fayettemochamber.org
Fenton Area Chamber of Commerce
1400 South Highway Dr, Suite 99, Fenton, Missouri 63026
Phone: 636-717-0200
Website: www.fentonmochamber.com
Festus - Chamber of Commerce
See: Twin City Area Chamber of Commerce
Forsyth Area Chamber of Commerce
16075 US Hwy 160, Forsyth, Missouri 65653
Phone: 417-546-2741
Website: www.forsythmissouri.org
Fredericktown & Madison Co. Chamber of Commerce
120 West Main Street, Fredericktown, Missouri 63645
Phone: 573-783-2604
Website: www.fredericktownmissouri.net
Fulton - Kingdom of Callaway Chamber of Commerce
409 Court Street, Fulton, Missouri 65251
Phone: 573-642-3055
Website: www.callawaychamber.com
Gainesville - Chamber of Commerce
See: Ozark County Area Chamber of Commerce
Website: www.ozarkcounty.net
Eminence Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 415, Eminence, Missouri 65466
Phone: 573-226-3318
Website: www.eminencemo.com
Gladstone Area Chamber of Commerce
7001 N. Oak Trafficway, Ste 101, Gladstone, Missouri 64118
Phone: 816-436-4523
Website: www.gladstonechamber.com
Eureka Chamber of Commerce
22 Dreyer Avenue, Eureka, Missouri 63025
Phone: 636-938-5202
Website: www.eurekachamber.wildapricot.org
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 192, Glasgow, Missouri 65254
Phone: 660-338-2277
Website: www.glasgowmo.com/chamcommerce.html
Excelsior Springs Area Chamber
461 S. Thompson Ave, Excelsior Springs, Missouri 64024
Phone: 816-630-6161
Website: www.exspgschamber.com
Grain Valley Chamber of Commerce
711 Main Street, PO Box 195, Grain Valley, Missouri 64029
Phone: 816-847-2627
Website: www.grainvalleychamber.org
Grandview Area Chamber of Commerce
12500 S. 71 Highway, Ste 100, Grandview, Missouri 64030
Phone: 816-761-6505
Website: www.grandview.org/chamber
Humansville Chamber of Commerce
202 East Mill St, PO Box 195, Humansville, Missouri 65674
Phone: 417-754-2257
Website: www.humansville.net
Grant City Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 134, Grant City, Missouri 64456
Grant City Clerk’s Office: 660-564-3369
Iberia Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 371, Iberia, Missouri 65486
Phone: 573-793-2797
Greenfield Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 63, Greenfield, Missouri 65661
Phone: 417-637-2040
Website: www.greenfieldmochamber.com
(The Peninsula of) Indian Point Chamber of Commerce
993 Indian Point Road, Branson, Missouri 65616
Phone: 417-338-2772
Website: www.indianpointchamber.com
Hallsville Chamber of Commerce
525 Route B Highway, Hallsville, Missouri 65255
Phone: 573-696-1425
Email: info@hallsvillechamber.missouri.org
Independence Chamber of Commerce
210 West Truman, Independence, Missouri 64051
Phone: 816-252-4745
Website: www.ichamber.biz
Hannibal Area Chamber of Commerce
201 Broadway, PO Box 230, Hannibal, Missouri 63401
Phone: 573-221-1101
Website: www.hannibalchamber.org
Ironton - Chamber of Commerce
See: Arcadia Valley Chamber of Commerce
Website: www.arcadiavalley.biz
Harrisonville Area Chamber of Commerce
2819 Cantrell Rd (Mill-Walk Mall), Harrisonville, Missouri 64701
Phone: 816-380-5271 or 866-380-5271
Website: www.harrisonvillechamber.com
Hermann Area Chamber of Commerce
312 Market Street, Hermann, Missouri 65041
Phone: 573-486-2744 or 800-932-8687
Website: www.visithermann.com
Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce
125 East Main Street, PO Box 352, Jackson, Missouri 63755
Phone: 888-501-8827 or 573-243-8131
Website: www.jacksonmochamber.org
Jefferson City Area Chamber
213 Adams St, PO Box 776, Jefferson City, Missouri 65102
Phone: 573-634-3616
Website: www.jcchamber.org
Higginsville Chamber of Commerce
1813 N. Main St, PO Box 164, Higginsville, Missouri 64037
Phone: 660-584-3030
Website: www.higginsvillechamber.org
Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce
320 East 4th Street, Joplin, Missouri 64801
Phone: 417-624-4150
Website: www.joplincc.com
The Greater Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 225, Hillsboro, Missouri 63050
Phone: 636-789-4920
Website: www.hillsboromo.org
Kahoka & Clark County Chamber
250 North Morgan Street, Kahoka, Missouri 63445
Phone: 660-727-3143
Holden Chamber of Commerce
124 West 2nd Street, Holden, Missouri 64040
Phone: 816-732-6844
Website: www.holdenchamber.com
Black Chamber of Commerce of Greater KC
1501 East 18th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-474-9901
Hollister Area Chamber of Commerce
294 Esplanade St, PO Box 674, Hollister, Missouri 65673
Phone: 417-334-3050
Website: www.hollisterchamber.net
Houston Area Chamber of Commerce
501 East Walnut, PO Box 374, Houston, Missouri 65483
Phone: 417-967-2220 or 417-260-3220
Website: www.houstonmochamber.com
KANSAS CITY AREA CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE:
Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
30 West Pershing Rd, Ste 301, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-221-2424
Website: www.kcchamber.com
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Kansas City
1600 Baltimore Ave, Ste 250, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-472-6767
Website: hccgkc.com
(KANSAS CITY AREA CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE - continued)
Northland Regional Chamber of Commerce
634 NW Englewood Road, Kansas City, Missouri 64118
Phone: 816-455-9911
Website: www.northlandchamber.com
Northeast Kansas City Chamber
6400 Independence Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri 64124
Phone: 816-860-3312
Website: www.nekcchamber.com
Parkville Chamber of Commerce
8701 NW River Park Drive, Kansas City, Missouri 64152
Phone: 816-587-2700
Website: parkvillechamber.com
South Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
406 E. Bannister Rd, Ste F, Kansas City, Missouri 64134-3028
Phone: 816-761-7660
Website: www.southkcchamber.com
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Kearney Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 242, Kearney, Missouri 64060
Phone: 816-628-4229
Website: www.kearneychamber.org
Kennett Chamber of Commerce
1601 First Street, PO Box 61, Kennett, Missouri 63857
Phone: 573-888-5828 or 866-848-5828
Website: www.kennettmo.com
Kimberling City - Chamber of Commerce
See: Table Rock Lake Chamber of Commerce (p. 23)
Website: www.visittablerocklake.org
Kimmswick Visitors Center
314 Market Street, Kimmswick, Missouri 63053
Phone: 314-440-0365
Website: www.visitkimmswick.com
Kirksville Area Chamber of Commerce
304 South Franklin, PO Box 251, Kirksville, Missouri 63501
Phone: 660-665-3766
Website: www.kirksvillechamber.com
Kirkwood-Des Peres Area Chamber of Commerce
108 West Adams Street, Kirkwood, Missouri 63122
Phone: 314-821-4161
Website: www.kirkwooddesperes.com
Knox County Chamber of Commerce
117 North Main Street, PO Box 124, Edina, Missouri 63537
Phone: 660-397-3344
Website: knoxcountychamber.org
Lake Area Chamber of Commerce
#1 Wilmore Lane, PO Box 1570, Lake Ozark, Missouri 65049
Phone: 573-964-1008 or 800-451-4117
Website: www.lakeareachamber.com
Lake West Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 340, Sunrise Beach, Missouri 65079
Phone: 573-374-5500
Website: www.lakewestchamber.com
Lamar - Chamber of Commerce
See: Barton County Chamber
Website: www.bartoncounty.com
Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce
186 North Adams, PO Box 505, Lebanon, Missouri 65536
Phone: 417-588-3256
Website: www.lebanonmissouri.com
Lee’s Summit Chamber of Commerce
220 Southeast Main Street, Lee’s Summit, Missouri 64063
Phone: 816-524-2424 or 888-816-5757
Website: www.lschamber.com
Lemay Chamber of Commerce
744 Lemay Ferry Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63125
Phone: 314-631-2796
Website: www.lemaychamber.com
Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce
1029 Franklin Avenue, Lexington, Missouri 64067
Phone: 660-259-3082
Website: www.historiclexington.com
Liberty Area Chamber of Commerce
1170 West Kansas Street, Suite H, Liberty, Missouri 64068
Phone: 816-781-5200
Website: www.libertychamber.com
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 246, Lincoln, Missouri 65338
Phone: 660-547-9954 or 877-947-9954
Website: www.lincolnmissouri.com
Louisiana Chamber of Commerce
304 Georgia Street, Louisiana, Missouri 63353
Phone: 573-754-5921
Website: www.louisiana-mo.com
Macon Area Chamber of Commerce
119 North Rollins, Macon, Missouri 63552
Phone: 660-385-2811
Website: www.maconmochamber.com
Malden Chamber of Commerce
607 North Douglass, Malden, Missouri 63863
Phone: 573-276-4519
Website: www.maldenchamber.com
Mansfield Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 322, Mansfield, Missouri 65704
Phone: 417-924-3525
Website: www.mansfieldmissourichamber.org
Monett Chamber of Commerce
200 East Broadway, PO Box 47, Monett, Missouri 65708
Phone: 417-235-7919
Website: www.monett-mo.com
Maplewood Chamber of Commerce
2915 Sutton Boulevard, Maplewood, Missouri 63143
Phone: 314-781-8588
Website: www.maplewood-chamber.com
Monroe City Area Chamber of Commerce
314 South Main Street, Monroe City, Missouri 63456
Phone: 573.735.4391
www.marktwainlake.com/monroecitymcchamber.html
Mark Twain Lake Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 182, Monroe City, Missouri 63456
Phone: 573-565-2228
Website: www.visitmarktwainlake.org
Montgomery City Area Chamber of Commerce
723 N. Sturgeon Street, Montgomery City, Missouri 63361
Phone: 573-564-2712
Website: www.mcchamber.org
Marceline Area Chamber of Commerce
209 N. Main Street, PO Box 93, Marceline, Missouri 64658
Phone: 660-376-3347
Website: www.marceline.com
Mount Vernon Chamber of Commerce
425 E. Mt. Vernon Blvd, Mount Vernon, Missouri 65712
Phone: 417-446-7654
Website: www.mtvernonchamber.com
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
214 North Lafayette, Marshall, Missouri 65340
Phone: 660-886-3324
Website: www.marshallchamber.com
Mountain Grove Area Chamber of Commerce
205 West Third Street, Mountain Grove, Missouri 65711
Phone: 417-926-4135
Website: www.mountaingrovechamber.com
Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce
1469 Spur Drive, Marshfield, Missouri 65706
Phone: 417-859-3925
Website: www.marshfieldmochamberofcommerce.com
Mountain View Chamber of Commerce
125 East First Street, Mountain View, Missouri 65548
Toll Free: 877-266-8706 or 417-934-2794 / 417-934-1111
Website: www.mountainviewmo.com
Marthasville Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 95, Marthasville, Missouri 63357
Phone: 636-433-5242
Website: www.marthasvillemo.net/coc
Neosho Area Chamber of Commerce
216 West Spring, PO Box 605, Neosho, Missouri 64850
Phone: 417-451-1925
Website: www.neoshocc.com
Maryland Heights Chamber of Commerce
547 Westport Plaza, St. Louis, Missouri 63146
Phone: 314-576-6603
Website: www.mhcc.com
Nevada-Vernon County Chamber of Commerce
225 West Austin, Suite 200, Nevada, Missouri 64772
Phone: 417-667-5300
Website: www.nevada-mo.com
Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce
423 North Market, Maryville, Missouri 64468
Phone: 660-582-8643
Website: www.maryvillechamber.com
New Cambria Community Chamber
212 East Jones Avenue, New Cambria, Missouri 63558
Phone: 660-226-5318
Maysville Chamber of Commerce
701 E. Main Street, PO Box 521, Maysville, Missouri 64469
Phone: 816-449-2062
New Haven Area Chamber of Commerce
415 Charles Cook Plaza, New Haven, Missouri 63068
Phone: 573-237-3830
Website: www.newhavenmo.com
Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce
100 West Jackson, Mexico, Missouri 65265
Phone: 573-581-2765
Website: www.mexico-chamber.org
New Madrid Chamber of Commerce
537-B Mott Street, PO Box 96, New Madrid, Missouri 63869
Phone: 573-748-5300 or 877-748-5300
Website: www.new-madrid.mo.us
Moberly Area Chamber of Commerce
211 West Reed Street, Moberly, Missouri 65270
Phone: 660-263-6070
Website: www.moberlymo.com/chamber
New Melle Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 212, New Melle, Missouri 63365
Phone: 636-828-5600
Website: www.newmellechamber.com
Nixa Area Chamber of Commerce
566 West Mount Vernon, PO Box 548, Nixa, Missouri 65714
Phone: 417-725-1545
Website: www.nixachamber.com
Peculiar Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 669, Peculiar, Missouri 64078
Phone: 816-758-6900
Website: www.peculiarchamber.com
Greater North County Chamber of Commerce
420 West Washington, Florissant, Missouri 63031
Phone: 314-831-3500
www.greaternorthcountychamber.chambermaster.com
Perryville Area Chamber of Commerce
#2 West Ste. Maries Street, Perryville, Missouri 63775
Phone: 573-547-6062
Website: www.perryvillemo.com
Northwest Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce
24 Gravois Station, PO Box 371, High Ridge, Missouri 63049
Phone: 636-671-8010
Website: www.nwchamberweb.org
Piedmont Area Chamber of Commerce
215 South Main Street, Piedmont, Missouri 63957
Phone: 573-223-4046
Website: www.piedmontchamber.com
Oak Grove Chamber of Commerce
1211 South Broadway, Oak Grove, Missouri 64075
Phone: 816-690-4147
Website: www.oakgrovechamber.com
Platte City Area Chamber of Commerce
620 3rd Street, PO Box 650, Platte City, Missouri 64079
Phone: 816-858-5270
Website: www.plattecitymo.com
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
309A Park Lane, Odessa, Missouri 64076
Phone: 816-633-4044
Website: www.odessamochamber.com
Plattsburg Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 134, Plattsburg, Missouri 64477
Phone: 816-539-2649
Website: www.plattsburgmo.com
O’Fallon Chamber of Commerce
2145 Bryan Valley Commercial Dr, O’Fallon, Missouri 63366
Phone: 636-240-1818
Website: www.ofallonchamber.org
Pleasant Hope Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 93, Pleasant Hope, Missouri 65725
Phone: 417-267-2265
Owensville Chamber of Commerce
102 South Cuba, PO Box 77, Owensville, Missouri 65066
Phone: 573-437-4270
Website: www.owensvillemissouri.com
Ozark Area Chamber of Commerce
1471 W. South Street, PO Box 1450, Ozark, Missouri 65721
Phone: 417-581-6139
Website: www.ozarkchamber.com
Palmyra Chamber of Commerce
417 South Main, PO Box 446, Palmyra, Missouri 63461
Phone: 573-769-0777
Website: www.showmepalmyra.com/chamber.html
Paris Area Chamber of Commerce
Phone: 660-327-4450
Website: www.parismo.com
Park Hills-Leadington Chamber of Commerce
12 Municipal Drive, Park Hills, Missouri 63601-2065
Phone: 573-431-1051
Website: www.phlcoc.net
Greater Poplar Bluff Area Chamber of Commerce
1111 West Pine Street, Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901
Phone: 573-785-7761
Website: www.poplarbluffchamber.org
Portageville Chamber of Commerce
301 East Main Street, Portageville, Missouri 63873
Phone: 573-379-5390
Potosi/Washington County Chamber of Commerce
501 East High Street, PO Box 404, Potosi, Missouri 63664
Phone: 573-438-4517
Website: www.potosichamber.com
Raymore Chamber of Commerce
1000 West Foxwood Drive, Raymore, Missouri 64083
Phone: 816-322-0599
Website: www.raymorechamber.com
Crossroads/Raytown Area Chamber of Commerce
5909 Raytown Trafficway, Raytown, Missouri 64133-3860
Phone: 816-353-8500
Website: www.raytownchamber.com
Republic Area Chamber of Commerce
113 West Highway 174, Republic, Missouri 65738
Phone: 417-732-5200
Website: www.republicchamber.com
Rich Hill Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 165, Rich Hill, Missouri 64779-0165
Phone: 417-395-2244
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
104 W. North Main Street, Richmond, Missouri 64085
Phone: 816-776-6916
Website: www.richmondchamber.org
Richmond Heights Chamber of Commerce
1330 S. Big Bend Blvd, Richmond Heights, Missouri 63117
Phone: 314-645-4000
www.richmondheights.org
Ripley County Chamber of Commerce
209 West Highway Street, Doniphan, Missouri 63935
Phone: 573-996-2212
www.ripleycountymissouri.org
Scott City Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 4101, Scott City, Missouri 63780
Phone: 573-264-4996
www.scottcitymochamber.com
Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce
600 East Third Street, Sedalia, Missouri 65301
Phone: 660-826-2222
Website: www.sedaliachamber.com
Seneca Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 332, Seneca, Missouri 64865
Phone: 417-776-2100
www.senecamochamber.com
Seligman Greater Area Chamber of Commerce
29144 South Main Street, Seligman, Missouri 65745
Phone: 417-662-1113
Riverside Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 9074, Riverside, Missouri 64168
Phone: 816-741-9985
www.riversidemochamber.com
Greater Seymour Area Chamber of Commerce
216 N. Main Street, PO Box 700, Seymour, Missouri 65746
Phone: 417-935-9300
Website: www.seymourmochamber.com
Rock Hill - Chamber of Commerce
See: Webster Groves/Shrewsbury/Rock Hill Chamber of
Commerce
www.webstershrewsburychamber.com
Shelbina Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 318, Shelbina, Missouri 63468
Phone: 660-676-7005
www.shelbinachamber.com
Rock Port Chamber of Commerce
412 South Main, Rock Port, Missouri 64482
Phone: 660-744-2222
Shell Knob Chamber of Commerce
25364 State Highway 39, Shell Knob, Missouri 65747
Phone: 417-858-3300
Website: www.shellknob.com
Rogersville Area Chamber of Commerce
107 Center Street, PO Box 77, Rogersville, Missouri 65742
Phone: 417-753-7538
Website: www.rogersvillechamber.com
Shrewsbury - Chamber of Commerce
See: Webster Groves/Shrewsbury/Rock Hill Chamber of
Commerce www.webstershrewsburychamber.com
Rolla Area Chamber of Commerce
1311 Kingshighway, Rolla, Missouri 65401
Phone: 888-809-3817 or 573-364-3577
Website: www.rollachamber.org
Sikeston Regional Chamber of Commerce
215 North New Madrid Street, Sikeston, Missouri 63801
Phone: 573-471-2498
Website: www.sikeston.net
Salem Chamber of Commerce
200 South Main Street, Salem, Missouri 65560
Phone: 573-729-6900
Website: www.salemmo.com
Slater Chamber of Commerce
232 North Main Street, PO Box 177, Salter, Missouri 65349
Phone: 660-529-2271
Website: www.cityofslater.com
Sarcoxie Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 171, Sarcoxie, Missouri 64862
Phone: 417-548-6130
Website: www.sarcoxiemo.com
Smithville Area Chamber of Commerce
105 West Main Street, Smithville, Missouri 64089
Phone: 816-532-0946
Website: www.smithvillechamber.org
Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce
411 Court Street, PO Box 101, Savannah, Missouri 64485
Phone: 816-324-3976
Website: www.savannahmochamber.com
Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce
202 S. John Q. Hammons Pkwy, Springfield, Missouri 65801
Phone: 417-862-5567
www.springfieldchamber.com
Greater St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce
2201 First Capitol Drive, St. Charles, Missouri 63301
Phone: 636-946-0633
Website: www.gstccc.com (St. Charles, St. Peters, Unincorporated St. Charles County)
Ste. Genevieve Area Chamber of Commerce
51 South Third Street, Ste. Genevieve, Missouri 63670
Phone: 573-883-3686
Website: www.stgenchamber.org
St. Clair Area Chamber of Commerce
960 Plaza Drive, Suite H, St. Clair, Missouri 63077
Phone: 636-629-6000
Website: www.stclairmo.org/coc/
Steele Chamber of Commerce
Steele City Hall, 115 South Walnut, Steele, Missouri 63877
Phone: 573-695-4732
www.cityofsteele.org/chamber.htm
St. James Chamber of Commerce & Tourist Center
100 State Route B, St. James, Missouri 65559
Phone: 573-265-6649
Website: www.stjameschamber.net
Steelville Area Chamber of Commerce
604 West Main Street, Steelville, Missouri 65565
Phone: 573-775-5533
Website: www.chamberofcommerce.steelville.com
St. Joseph Area Chamber of Commerce
3003 Frederick Avenue, St. Joseph, Missouri 64506
Phone: 816-232-4461
Website: www.saintjoseph.com
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Stockton Area Chamber of Commerce
3 Public Square, PO Box 410, Stockton, Missouri 65785
Phone: 417-276-5213
Website: www.stocktonmochamber.com
ST. LOUIS AREA CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE:
St. Louis Regional Chamber and Growth Association
1 Metropolitan Square, Ste 1300, St. Louis, Missouri 63102
Phone: 314-231-5555
Website: www.stlregionalchamber.com
Asian American Chamber of Commerce St. Louis
1766 Burns Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63132
Email: info @aaccstl.org
Website: www.aaccstl.org
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan St. Louis
Post Office Box 78386, St. Louis, Missouri 63178
Phone: 314.771.4788
Website: www.hccstl.com
Northwest Chamber of Commerce
8944 St. Charles Rock Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63114
Phone: 314-291-2131
Website: www.northwestchamber.com
South County Chamber of Commerce
4179 Crescent Drive, Suite A, St. Louis, Missouri 63129
Phone: 314-894-6800
Website: www.southcountychamber.org
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St. Peters - Chamber of Commerce
See: Greater St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce
Website: www.gstccc.com
St. Robert - Chamber of Commerce
See: Waynesville-St. Robert Area Chamber of Commerce
Website: www.waynesville-strobertchamber.com
Strafford Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 21, Strafford, Missouri 65757
Phone: 417-569-5957
Website: www.straffordmo.org
Sullivan Chamber of Commerce
#2 West Springfield Road, Sullivan, Missouri 63080
Phone: 573-468-3314
Website: www.sullivanmochamber.com
Summersville Chamber of Commerce
160 North Main, PO Box 251, Summersville, Missouri 65571
Phone: 417-932-4299
Sweet Springs Chamber of Commerce
300 South Miller, Sweet Springs, Missouri 65351
Phone: 660-335-6321
Table Rock Lake Chamber of Commerce
14226 State Highway 13, Kimberling City, Missouri 65686
Phone: 417-739-2654 or 800-595-0393
Website: www.visittablerocklake.com
Thayer Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 14, Thayer, Missouri 65791
Phone: 417-264-7217
www.thayerchamber.net
Theodosia Area Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Box 11, Theodosia, Missouri 65761
Phone: 417-273-4245 or 417-273-4020
Website: www.theodosiachamberbullshoalslake.com
Tipton Chamber of Commerce
220 U.S. Highway 50 East, Tipton, Missouri 65081
Phone: 660-433-6377
Website: www.tiptonmo.com
Town & Country Chamber of Commerce
13443 Clayton Road, Suite 2, St. Louis, Missouri 63131
Phone: 314-469-3335
Website: www.tcfchamber.com
Washington Area Chamber of Commerce
323 West Main Street, Washington, Missouri 63090
Phone: 636-239-2715 or 888-792-7466
Website: www.washmo.org
Trenton Area Chamber of Commerce
Phone: 660-359-4606
Website: www.trentonmochamber.com
Waynesville—St. Robert Area Chamber of Commerce
137 St. Robert Blvd, Suite B, St. Robert, Missouri 65584
Phone: 573-336-5121
Website: www.waynesville-strobertchamber.com
Troy Chamber of Commerce
850 East Cherry Street, Suite A, Troy, Missouri 63379
Phone: 636-462-8769
Website: www.troyonthemove.com
Webb City Area Chamber of Commerce
112 West Broadway, Webb City, Missouri 64870
Phone: 417-673-1154
Website: www.webbcitychamber.com
Twin City Area Chamber of Commerce (Crystal City/Festus)
114 Main Street, Festus, Missouri 63028
Phone: 636-931-7697
Webster Groves/Shrewsbury/Rock Hill Chamber of Commerce
Union Area Chamber of Commerce
103 South Oak Street, Union, Missouri 63084
Phone: 636-583-8979
Website: www.unionmochamber.org
Wellsville Chamber of Commerce
109 West Hudson Street, Wellsville, Missouri 63384
Phone: 573-684-3131
University City Chamber of Commerce
7700 Olive Boulevard, University City, Missouri 63130
Phone: 314-337-2489
www.universitycitychamber.com
Van Buren Area Chamber of Commerce
402 Main Street, Van Buren, Missouri 63965-0356
Phone: 573-323-0800
Website: www.seevanburen.com
Vandalia Area Chamber of Commerce
200 East Park Street, Vandalia, Missouri 63382
Phone: 573-594-6186
www.vandaliamochamber.com
Viburnum Chamber of Commerce
15 Vine Street, Viburnum, Missouri 65566
Phone: 573-244-320 / www.viburnum.net
357 Marshall Ave, Ste 102, Webster Groves, Missouri 63119
Phone: 314-962-4142
Website: www.webstershrewsburychamber.com
West Plains Chamber of Commerce
401 Jefferson Avenue, West Plains, Missouri 65775
Phone: 417-256-4433
Website: www.wpchamber.com
West St. Louis County Chamber of Commerce
15965 Manchester Rd, Suite 102, Ellisville, Missouri 63021
Phone: 636-230-9900
Website: www.westcountychamber.com
Western St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce
210 South Linn Avenue, Wentzville, Missouri 63385
Phone: 636-327-6914
Website: www.wentzvillechamber.com
Weston Chamber of Commerce
526 Main Street, Weston, Missouri 64098
Phone: 816-640-2909
Website: www.westonmo.com
Website: www.warrensburg.org
Willard Area Chamber of Commerce
107 E. Jackson Street, PO Box 384, Willard, Missouri 65781
Phone: 417-742-2442
Website: www.willardmo.org
Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce
111 Steinhagen Road, Warrenton, Missouri 63383
Phone: 636-456-2530
Website: www.warrentoncoc.com
Willow Springs Area Chamber of Commerce
900 West Main Street, Willow Springs, Missouri 65793
Phone: 417-469-5519
Website: www.willowspringsmochamber.com
Warsaw Area Chamber of Commerce
818 East Main, Warsaw, Missouri 65355
Phone: 660-438-5922 or 800-927-7294
Website: www.warsawmo.org
Wright City Area Chamber of Commerce
13410 Veterans Memorial Parkway, Wright City, MO 63390
Phone: 636-745-7855
www.wrightcityareachamber.org
Greater Warrensburg Area Chamber of Commerce
100 South Holden Street, Warrensburg, Missouri 64093
Phone: 660-747-3168 or 877-OLD DRUM
Women and the Labor Force
Women’s participation in labor force activities has greatly expanded since the end of World War II. Immediately following the war, less than one-third of women were in the labor force. However, women soon began to
participate in greater numbers, and their labor force participation rose rapidly from the 1960s through the
1980s before slowing in the 1990s. Women reached the peak of their labor force participation in 1999, with a
rate of 60.0 percent. Since then labor force participation among women has declined , to 57.12 percent in 2013,
which is still relatively high by historical standards, particularly among women with children. In addition, a
large share of women work full time and year round. Over time women have increasingly attained higher levels
of education: among women ages 25 - 64 who are in the labor force, the proportion with a college degree more
than tripled from 1970 to 2013. Women’s earnings as a proportion of men’s earnings also have grown over
time. In 1979, women working full time earned 62 percent of what men earned; in 2013 women’s earnings
were 82 percent of men’s.
Educational Attainment
The educational attainment of women ages 25 to 64 in the labor force has risen substantially over the past 40
years. In 2013, 39 percent of this group held college degrees, compared with 11 percent in 1970. About 6 percent of women had less than a high school diploma (that is, did not graduate from high school) in 2013, down
from 34 percent in 1970.
Occupation and Industry
In 2013, women accounted for 51 percent of all workers employed in management, professional, and related
occupations, somewhat more than their share of total employment (47 percent). The share of women in specific occupations within this large category varied. For example, 20 percent of software developers and 33 percent of lawyers were women, whereas 62 percent of accountants and auditors and 81 percent of elementary
and middle school teachers were women. In 2013, women accounted for more than half of all workers than
half of all workers within several industry sectors: financial activities (53 percent), education and health services
(75 percent), leisure and hospitality (51 percent), and other services (52 percent). However, women were substantially underrepresented (relative to their share of total employment) in agriculture (24 percent), mining (13
percent), construction (12 percent), manufacturing (9 percent), and transportation and utilities (24 percent).
Earnings
In 2013, women who worked full time in wage and salary jobs had median weekly earnings of $706, which represented 82 percent of men’s median weekly earnings ($860). In 2013, female full-time wage and salary workers
ages 25 or older with only a high school diploma had median usual weekly earnings of $573. which represented
83 percent of the earnings of women with an associate’s degree ($693) and 55 percent of the earnings of women
with a bachelor’s degree or higher ($1,043). Median usual weekly earnings of full-time wage and salary workers
were the highest in 2013 for female chief executives ($1,811), pharmacists ($1,802), and lawyers ($1,566). In
2013, 5.4 percent of all women (approximately 2.1 million women) paid at an hourly rate had earnings at or below the prevailing federal minimum wage ($7.25 per hour). Among women 25 years and older who were paid at
an hourly wage, 3.4 percent had earnings at or below the minimum wage, compared with 13.3 percent of women
ages 16 to 24.
Source: Women in the Labor Force: A Databook; Bureau of Labor Statistics Report 1052; December 2014; www.bls.gov.
Missouri Career Center
Services
Each one of these Missouri Career Center services
comes with personalized career assistance from
our workforce specialists and career counselors.
Job Search Assistance
Missouri Career Centers provide Staff-assisted Job Search Services
to anyone looking for employment opportunities. We actively
work with you to identify a job or career goal, identify skill sets
and complete an effective registration on the jobs.mo.gov onestop search website. We Also help you navigate through other
government and commercial job search websites, provide on-line
application assistance and a connection to other products that
will help get you into a new career!
Resume Writing Assistance
Missouri Career Centers offer the following services
for job seekers:
Access Training Assistance & Provider Information
Multiple training programs are available through your Missouri
Career Center to assist eligible job seekers with gaining the skills
needed to obtain employment in today’s economy. Get
Occupational Skill Training at a college, university or other
educational facility through programs that fund training - or
retraining - for eligible individuals who have been laid off. With
our On-the-Job Training (OJT) you receive wages and benefits
while learning a new skill, working with a participating business.
The WorkReady Missouri Program provides an opportunity for
individuals receiving unemployment Insurance (UI) Compensation
to receive occupational worksite training on a part-time basis for
up to six weeks. Program trainees continue to receive UI and can
receive a training allowance.
Browse Job Openings
Start your search for quality employment opportunities by
registering for free at jobs.mo.gov - the state’s top careermatching website. We’ll also help you explore first-rate
government and commercial job-search websites.
Earn a Nationally Accepted Workplace Skills Accreditation
Obtain a National Career Readiness Certificate, available in four
levels of achievement, to document for potential employers your
skills with Applied Math, Locating Information, and Reading for
Information. These three skills are highly desirable in the
workplace, both for new hires and for promotions to higherpaying jobs with more responsibilities. Applicants unable to score
high enough to earn an NCRC on the first attempt can work to
improve their scores. Access in internet-based remedial software
is made available by the Missouri Career Center.
Evaluate Your Skills, Knowledge and Abilities
Get a free Initial Assessment that identifies your strengths,
abilities and areas for development in Applied Mathematics,
Locating Information and Reading for Information. Using either
the WIN Quick Assessment or the KeyTrain Quick Guide, we will
help you determine if you are ready to take certification testing,
or we will help you use remediation tools to improve your skills.
Land the jobs you want with strong, eye-catching resumes &
cover letters. We offer software and experienced staff to help
you develop an effective resume that stands out from others. A
special arrangement through Missouri Career Centers and
jobs.mo.gov provides the advanced Optimal Resume online
resource. Once registered, you can use it to create professional,
high-quality resumes as well as cover letters, on-line portfolios,
video resumes, and tools to prepare for interviews.
Specialized, On-Site Workshops
Our five primary workshops give you the practical guidance
you need to get the career of your dreams.
 Career Exploration: This workshop gives you the tools to
assess your knowledge, skills, personal interests & priorities on
the journey to finding the job that is best for you.
 Career Networking: Learn the benefits of effective & strategic
‘networking’ & how these interpersonal resources & contacts
could lead to a new job. You will learn to develop a plan to
present yourself to networking groups, a networking source list
& a list of the types of networking groups.
 Resume Preparation: Wonder what employers are looking for
when the read a resume & cover letter? Identify & optimize all
the basic components of a resume (skills & abilities, work
history, & education) so you stand out above the others. Use
the same strategies to complete excellent online applications.
 Interview Process: With this workshop you get practical advice
on how to best showcase your skills & experience through
research, practice & preparation. Get helpful tips on how to
dress & groom for an interview. Learn the different types of
interviews & strategies for each.
 Basic Computer Skills: How to use a computer is essential for
today’s job seeker. Learn the basic computer skill necessary to
search & apply for jobs. This workshop includes everything
from using the keyboard to accessing the internet to creating &
saving files. In addition, learn to use jobs.mo.gov to search for
your next job.
Tools and Equipment Available to Job Seekers
Access computers, printers, copiers, scanners, fax machines, and
phones at no charge to help you search and apply for job
openings.
To learn more about the services and resources available at all Missouri Career Centers or to find
a career center near you, please visit: www.jobs.mo.gov or call 1-888-728-JOBS (5627)
Missouri Career Centers and
Workforce Investment Boards
MISSOURI CAREER CENTERS
There are 42 career centers around the state, which
represent a unique partnership of employment and training
organizations that reflect the specific needs in each local
community. Workers, employers and students will find a
resource area in each Missouri Career Center equipped
with computers, fax machines and telephones for their use.
For additional information, visit: www.jobs.mo.gov
Arnold
3675 W. Outer Rd, Ste 102, Arnold, Missouri 63010-5231
Phone: 636-287-8909 / Fax: 636-287-8932
Belton - WCMCAA
109 Congress, Belton, Missouri 64102
Phone: 816-318-3922 / Fax: 816-318-3905
Branson
2720 Shepherd of the Hills Expwy, Suite B
Branson, Missouri 65616-8103
Phone: 417-334-4156 / Fax: 417-334-4159
Cape Girardeau
1737 North Kingshighway, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701
Phone: 573-290-5766 / Fax: 573-290-5746
Chillicothe
601 West Mohawk Road, Chillicothe, Missouri 64601-3919
Phone: 660-646-0671 / Fax: 660-646-5803
Clinton
1661 North 2nd Street, Clinton, Missouri 64735-1193
Phone: 660-885-5541 / Fax: 660-885-8541
Jefferson City
1716 Four Seasons Drive, Suite 101
Phone: 573-526-8115 / Fax: 573-526-3494
Joplin
730 South Wall Avenue, Joplin, Missouri 64801
Phone: 417-629-3000 / Fax: 417-629-3011
Kansas City - Full Employment Council
1740 Paseo, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-471-2330 / Fax: 816-471-4054
KC-Full Employment Council - The CUBE
1722 East 17th Terrace, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-471-2330
KC-Full Employment Council - FACE FORWARD
1710 East 18th Street, Kansas City, MO 64108
Phone: 816-471-2330
Kansas City - Northland
3100 NE 83rd Street, Suite 2800
Kansas City, Missouri 64119-4465
Phone: 816-437-3635 / Fax: 816-468-1943
Kennett
1100 South By-Pass, Suite 2, Kennett, Missouri 63857-3738
Phone: 573-888-4518 / Fax: 573-888-1324
Kirksville
2105 East Normal St, Kirksville, Missouri 63501-3322
Phone: 660-785-2400 / Fax: 660-785-2404
Columbia
1500 Vandiver Dr, Ste 115, Columbia, Missouri 65202-1921
Phone: 573-882-8821 / Fax: 573-884-5055
Lebanon
2639 South Jefferson Avenue, Suite 1
Lebanon, Missouri 65536-5205
Phone: 417-532-6146 / Fax: 417-532-6013
Hannibal
203 North Sixth Street, Hannibal, Missouri 63401-3412
Phone: 573-248-2520 / Fax: 573-248-2526
Linn Creek
204 Business Park Road, Linn Creek, Missouri 65052
Phone: 573-346-1766 / Fax: 573-346-2007
Independence
15301 East 23rd Street South
Independence, Missouri 64055-1698
Phone: 816-521-5700 / Fax: 816-325-5825
Maryville
114 West 3rd Street, Maryville, Missouri 64468
Phone: 660-582-8980 / Fax: 660-582-7264
Mexico - Satellite
109 East Promenade Street, Mexico, Missouri 65265
Phone: 573-581-4576 / Fax: 573-581-4590
St. Charles County
212 Turner Blvd, St. Peters, Missouri 63376-1079
Phone: 636-278-1360 / Fax: 636-278-1843
Monett - Limited
100 South Maple, Monett, Missouri 65708
Phone: 417-235-7877 / Fax: 417.236.9467
St. Louis City - SLATE
1017 Olive Street, Ste 13, St. Louis, Missouri 63101-2022
Phone: 314-589-8000 / Fax: 314-231-7923
Nevada
621 E. Highland Ave, Ste 3, Nevada, Missouri 64772-1022
Phone: 417-448-1177 / Fax: 417-448-1139
St. Louis County - Florissant
4040 Seven Hills Drive, Suite 166
Florissant, Missouri 63033-6770
Phone: 314-877-3010 / Fax: 314-877-3020
Park Hills
403A Parkway Drive, Park Hills, Missouri 63601-3170
Phone: 573-518-2431 / Fax: 573-518-2439
Platte County Resource Center
11724 NW Plaza Circle, Suite 500
Phone: 816-464-4620 / Fax: 816-464-4612
St. Louis County - North Oaks
26B North Oaks Plaza, St. Louis, Missouri 63121-2911
Phone: 314-381-6700 / Fax: 314-381-7247
Warrenton
111 Steinhagen Road, Warrenton, Missouri 63383-2103
Phone: 636-456-9467 / Fax: 636-456-2329
Poplar Bluff
1903 Northwood Drive, Suite 2
Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901-2425
Phone: 573-840-9595 / Fax: 573-840-9594
Washington
1108 Washington Square Shopping Center
Washington, Missouri 63090.5304
Phone: 636-239-6703 / Fax: 636-239-0329
Potosi - Satellite Office
10231 W. State Street, Hwy E, Ste C, Potosi, Missouri 63664
Phone: 573-438-4414 / Fax: 573-438-3258
West Plains
3417 Division Drive, Ste 1, West Plains, Missouri 65775
Phone: 417-256-3158 / Fax: 417-256-8059
Pulaski County Work Connection
St. Roberts Affiliate Office
194 Eastland Ave, Ste 105, St. Roberts, Missouri 65584
Phone: 573-774-4004 / Fax: 573-336-7854
FEC - RICHMOND
103 E. North Main, Richmond, Missouri 64085
Phone: 816-776-3920
Rolla
706 South Bishop, Suites A & B, Rolla, Missouri 65401
Phone: 573-364-7030 / Fax: 573-364-1865
Sedalia
215 East Fifth Street, Sedalia, Missouri 65301-4506
Phone: 660-530-5627 / Fax: 660-530-5633
Sikeston
202 S. Kingshighway, Sikeston, Missouri 63801-2946
Phone: 573-472-5250 / Fax: 573-472-4577
Springfield
2900 East Sunshine, Springfield, Missouri 65804
Phone: 417-887-4343 / Fax: 417-888-4076
St. Joseph
301 South 7th Street, St. Joseph, Missouri 64501-2284
Phone: 816-387-2380 / Fax: 816-387-2029
MISSOURI WORKFORCE INVESTMENT BOARDS
The Missouri Workforce Investment Board (MoWIB) sets
workforce policy for Missouri’s local workforce areas and
strengthens ties among state workforce, education and
economic development agencies.
Local Workforce Investment Boards (WIBs) are businessled, regional organizations whose mission is employment &
training needs for businesses and job-seekers. There are 14
Workforce Regions, which are led by a local WIB.
Central Region Workforce Investment Area
604 Black Street, Rolla, Missouri 65401
Phone: 573-426-2946
Counties: Audrain, Boone, Callaway, Camden, Cole Cooper, Crawford,
Dent, Gasconade, Howard, Laclede, Maries, Miller, Moniteau, Morgan,
Osage, Phelps, Pulaski, Washington
Website: www.cwib.us
East Jackson County Workforce Investment Board
1740 Paseo Blvd, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-521-5700
Serves: East Jackson County
Eastern Jackson County Region
15301 E. 23rd Street, Independence, Missouri 64055
Phone: 816-521-5700
Jefferson/Franklin Employment Consortium (2 locations)
Arnold Career Center
3675 West Outer Road, Suite 102, Arnold, Missouri 63010
Phone: 636-287-8909 / Fax: 636-287-8932
Washington Career Center
1108 Washington Square Shopping Center
Washington, Missouri 63090-5304
Phone: 636-239-6703
Northwest Workforce Investment Board
Phone: 660-359-3622 or 800-794-3535
Counties: Andrew, Atchison, Buchanan, Caldwell, Clinton, Daviess,
DeKalb, Gentry, Grundy, Harrison, Holt, Linn, Livingston, Mercer, Nodaway, Putnam, Sullivan, Worth
Website: www.nwwib.org
Website: www.jeff-frankjobs.com
Ozark Region Workforce Investment Board
2900 East Sunshine Street, Springfield, Missouri 65804
Phone: 417-887-4343 or 800-562-7284
Kansas City and Vicinity Workforce Investment Board
Website: www.ozarksjobpath.org
and Jackson County - Central KC Region
1740 Paseo Blvd, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-471-2330
Website: www.feckc.org
South Central Workforce Investment Board
1105 Independence Drive, West Plains, Missouri 65775
Phone: 417-257-2630
Counties: Franklin, Jefferson
Counties: Christian, Dallas, Greene, Polk, Stone, Taney, Webster
Counties: Cass, Clay, Platte, Ray, Jackson
Counties: Butler, Carter, Douglas, Howell, Oregon, Ozark, Reynolds,
Ripley, Shannon, Texas, Wayne, Wright
Cass County - Belton & Harrisonville (2 locations)
West Central Missouri Community Action Agency
109 Congress, Belton, Missouri 64012
Phone: 816-318-3922
Website: www.scwib.org
200 Oakland, Harrisonville, Missouri 64701
Phone: 816-380-6690
Counties: St. Charles County
Clay County - Northern Region
3100 NE 83rd Street, Ste 2100, Kansas City, Missouri 64119
Phone: 816-468-8767
Platte County - Resource Center
11724 NW Plaza Circle, Ste 500, Kansas City, Missouri 64153
Phone: 816-464-4620 Ext. 4612
St. Charles County Workforce Investment Board
212 Turner Boulevard, St. Peters, Missouri 63376-1079
Phone: 636-278-1360
St. Louis City Workforce Investment Board
1520 Market St, 3rd Floor, St. Louis, Missouri 63103-2634
Phone: 314-657-3561
Serves: St. Louis City
St. Louis County Workforce Development Board
26B North Oaks Plaza, St. Louis, Missouri 63121
Phone: 314-679-3300
Counties: St. Louis County
Ray County
103 E. North Main Street, Richmond, Missouri 64085
Phone: 816-776-3920
Workforce Investment Board of SOUTHEAST Missouri
760 S. Kingshighway, Ste C, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63703
Phone: 573-334-0990
Other Kansas City Locations:
Counties: Bollinger, Cape Girardeau, Dunklin, Iron, Madison, Mississippi, New Madrid, Pemiscot, Perry, Ste. Genevieve, St. Francois, Scott,
Stoddard
Face Forward KC Office
1710 E. 18th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-471-2330
Training in Time Center
1708 E. 18th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-471-2330
Young Adult Career Connections Center (YAC3 or The Cube)
1722 E. 17th Terrace, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-471-2330
Northeast Missouri Workforce Investment Board
111 East Monroe, Paris, Missouri 65275
Phone: 660-327-5125
Workforce Investment Board of SOUTHWEST Missouri
105 North Rangeline Road, Ste. 2, Joplin, Missouri 64802
Phone: 417-206-1717
Counties: Barry, Barton, Dade, Jasper, Lawrence, McDonald, Newton
Website: www.workforcezone.net
Workforce Development Board of WESTERN Missouri
3208 West 16th Street, Sedalia, Missouri 65301
Phone: 660-827-3722
Counties: Bates, Benton, Carroll, Cedar, Chariton, Henry, Hickory, Johnson, Lafayette, Pettis, St. Clair, Saline, Vernon
Counties: Adair, Clark, Knox, Lewis, Lincoln, Macon, Marion, Monroe,
Montgomery, Pike, Ralls, Randolph, Schuyler, Scotland, Shelby, Warren
Website: www.nemowib.org
Women in High-Tech Jobs
In the past decade, “High-tech” jobs have shown substantial growth. Women, therefore, need to recognize
that “high-tech” occupations offer high pay and should receive serious consideration as career choices.
Projections for future growth indicate that computers, software, and applications for information technology will continue to have a large impact on employment opportunities.
Use of the Internet and wireless technologies has exploded, creating phenomenal growth and new challenges for manufacturers of this equipment. “High-tech,” however, goes beyond computers, software, and
the Internet. A broad spectrum of industries and occupations are considered “high-tech”, a term used to
describe industries, occupations and products in which cutting-edge, state-of-the-art technologies are used
to shape the design, development, and introduction of new products and innovative production processes.
As “high-tech” firms systematically apply scientific & technical knowledge to problem solving, they conduct
a substantial amount of research & development. Therefore, many of their employees must have a scientific, technical or engineering background.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics* describes “high-tech” occupations as scientific, engineering, and technician
occupations, such as: computer & mathematical scientists; engineers; life & physical scientists; mathematical specialists; engineering & science technicians; computer specialists; and engineering, scientific & computer managers. Individuals employed in these occupations are collectively referred to as technologyoriented workers and require in-depth knowledge of the theories and principles of science, engineering,
and mathematics acquired through post-secondary specialized education ranging from an associates degree
to a doctorate.
There are also high-tech aspects of many other occupations, such as
workers who operate and repair products used in high-tech industries.
These include computer and office machine repairers, aircraft pilots, and
radiological technologists and technicians. Most of these occupations require an associate degree or higher. For some, certification by hardware
and software producers is a substitute for formal education.
Estimates for the year 2014, developed by BLS*, project that high-tech
employment will reach 9.7 million jobs—roughly 6 percent of the 164 million total persons employed in non-farm wage and salary jobs. In 2004,
median weekly earnings for workers in technology-oriented occupations
ranged between $526-$1,878. The average of $1,156 was more than the
median for all occupations ($726). Between the 2004-2014 period, the
number of network systems & data communication analysts is projected
to increase by one-fourth, adding nearly 119,000 jobs. High technology
growth will account for almost 4% of all projected growth during the period.
Source: Women’s Bureau, Office of Occupational Statistics and Employment Projections, U.S. Department of Labor
College and Career Consultants (CCCs)
Promote and enhance the career development
process in the State of Missouri
Services available through regional CCCs
 K-12 Career Development
 Early and sustained career information and advising systems
that support the Pathways to Prosperity initiative
 Professional development on the career plan process
 Career Education resources and materials available online
 Facilitate implementation of a comprehensive career development process
 Career Awareness - Elementary
 Career Exploration - Middle School
 Career Planning and Decision Making - High School
 Program of Study/Personal Plan of Study/Career & Educational Planning Guide template development/facilitation
 Assist middle & high schools in developing processes for the
development, review & revision of personal plans of study
 Promote programs & opportunities at area career centers
 Guidance System of Support for School Counselors
 Consortium meetings held at area career centers
 Awareness, Recruitment & Retention of Nontraditional
Students in Career Education Programs
 Support services to students in nontraditional programs
 STEM Equity Pipeline Project
 Assist in use of data focusing on Perkins funding indicators
relative to nontraditional participation and completion
 Breaking Traditions Award competition
 Missouri Connections
 Support integration/implementation of Missouri Connections
into Grades 6 - 12
Contact your Regional College and Career Consultant at:
Region I - Northwest Missouri
Charlene Piel
Hillyard Technical Center
3434 Faraon Street, St. Joseph, Missouri 64506-5100
Phone: 816-671-4170 ext. 154
Email: charlene.piel@sjsd.k12.mo.us
Region II - Northeast Missouri
Susan Hazen
Kirksville Area Technical Center
1103 South Cottage Grove, Kirksville, Missouri 63501
Phone: 660-665-2865 ext. 53
Email: susan_h@kirksville.k12.mo.us
Region III - Greater Kansas City Area
Lori Mann
Northland Career Center
1801 Branch Street, Platte City, Missouri 64079
Phone: 816-718-0256
Email: mannl@platteco.k12.mo.us
Region IV - Central Missouri
Janet Bagby
Columbia Career Center
4203 South Providence, Columbia, Missouri 65202
Phone: 573-214-3800
Email: jbagby@columbia.k12.mo.us
Region V - East Central Missouri
Tanya DeGonia
Mineral Area College
Post Office Box 1000, Park Hills, Missouri 63601
Phone: 573-518-2255
Email: tdegonia@mineralarea.edu
Region VI - South Central Missouri
Michele Charlebois-Didreckson
Ozark Technical Community College
1001 E. Chestnut Expressway, Springfield, Missouri 65802
Phone: 417-447-6970
Email: charlebm@otc.edu
Region VII - Southeast Missouri
Becki Shrum
Poplar Bluff Technical Career Center
3203 Oak Grove Road, Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901
Phone: 573-785-2248
Email: bshrum@pb.k12.mo.us
Region VIII - Southwest Missouri
Tammy Blaylock
Scott Regional Technology Center
Two David Sippy Drive, Monett, Missouri 65708
Phone: 417-235-7022 ext. 2517
Email: tblaylock@monettschools.org
Region IX - Greater St. Louis Area
Michelene Moeller
Lewis and Clark Career Center
2400 Zumbehl Road, St. Charles, Missouri 63301
Phone: 636-443-4980
Email: mmoeller@stcharlessd.org
Missouri Educational and
Training Institutions
At the direction of the Coordinating Board for Higher
Education, the Missouri Department of Higher Education strives to coordinate higher education policy that
fosters a quality postsecondary system, as well as to
increase participation in Missouri’s public institutions.
Missouri is home to a diverse higher education system
that includes 13 public four-year universities, 20 public two-year colleges, one public two-year technical
college, 26 independent colleges, and more than 150
proprietary and private career schools. There are also
ongoing education and training opportunities available
through classes offered by the University of Missouri
Outreach & Extension Centers.
American Woodworking Academy
The Academy is committed to excellence in woodworking
with friendly and knowledgeable instructors and administrators. Students will benefit from expert instruction while
gaining hands-on experience in the laboratory. Classes offered range from single courses to 22 or 44 week Master
Woodworking Programs. The school teaches classes for
two community colleges and works in conjunction with Vocational Rehabilitation and Veterans educational programs.
1304 West Lark Industrial Park, Fenton, MO 63026
Phone: 636-343-3750
Website: www.awacademy.com
Aquinas Institute of Theology
Aquinas Institute of Theology is a Roman Catholic graduate
school of theology and ministry. It is a Dominicansponsored school partnering with the Jesuit-run Saint Louis
University, which allows Aquinas students to use many SLU
facilities and to cross-register for classes. Aquinas offers
doctoral and masters degrees and certificate programs that
prepare students to preach, teach, minister and to lead in
The Catholic Church. Students often become priests, prison
ministers, parish life coordinators, hospital chaplains, canon
lawyers, theology teachers and Catholic agency directors.
23 South Spring Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108-3323
Website: www.ai.edu
Assemblies of God Theological Seminary
AGTS serves as the only seminary endorsed by the
Assemblies of God for the graduate-level education of
ministers. It is one of the world’s leading Pentecostal
seminaries and has one of the largest doctor of ministry
programs in the nation. (Affiliated with Evangel University)
1435 N. Glenstone Ave, Springfield, MO 65802-2131
Website: www.agts.edu
Avila University
Avila University, a Catholic University sponsored by the
Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, is a values-based
community of learning providing liberal arts, professional,
undergraduate & graduate education to prepare students
for lifelong contributions to the global community. Avila
offers over 60 undergraduate majors & concentrations and
five graduate degree programs through their School of
Business; School of Education; College of Liberal Arts &
Social Sciences; School of Nursing; School of Science &
Health; and School of Visual & Communication Arts.
11901 Wornall Road, Kansas City, MO 64145
Phone: 816-942-8400
Website: www.avila.edu
Baker University
Baker is a private, liberal arts university which was
chartered on February 12, 1858 in Baldwin City, Kansas,
giving it the distinction of being the first university in
Kansas. The School of Professional and Graduate Studies
serves working adults in Missouri at the Lee’s Summit and
Kansas City Northland campuses.
1) 1278 NE Windsor Drive
Lee’s Summit, MO 64086
2) 7509 NW Tiffany Springs Parkway, Suite 2
Kansas City, MO 64153
Website: www.bakeru.edu
Baptist Bible College
Calvary Bible College and Theological Seminary
Baptist Bible College is an institution of biblical higher learning that exists to provide a Christ-centered curriculum that
fosters a biblical worldview, empowering students to engage and impact their global society. The faculty seeks to
prepare students for life-long learning to serve Christ in
ministry or marketplace professions. Undergraduate and
graduate classes are offered by the Divisions of Biblical
Studies, General Studies, Missions and Professional Studies.
Calvary Bible College is an accredited, independent, nondenominational institution providing undergraduate and
graduate education which prepares Christians to live and
serve in the church and the world according to a biblical
worldview. Students can pursue their degrees through the
Bible College, Theological Seminary or the non-traditional
studies department, which allows adults more flexibility to
work full-time and still earn their chosen degree.
628 East Kearney
Springfield, MO 65803
Website: www.gobbc.edu
15800 Calvary Road
Kansas City, MO 64147
Phone: 816-322-0110
Website: www.calvary.edu
Broadcast Center
Central Methodist University
The Broadcast Center offers many programs relating to the
broadcast journalism field. Classes focus on methods and
techniques for reporting, producing and delivering news via
radio, television and video/film media; and preparing students to be professional broadcast journalists, editors, producers, directors, and managers. Courses teach the principles of broadcast technology; broadcast reporting; on-and
off-camera and microphone procedures & techniques; program, sound & video/film editing; program design & production; media law & policy; and professional standards &
ethics. Broadcast Center also offers more specific training
opportunities in the areas of sportscasting, web design and
programming music.
Central Methodist University affirms its Wesleyan heritage
and its unique place as the only United Methodist-related
College in Missouri. Central Methodist University integrates a high quality liberal arts education and professional
preparation to promote character and leadership through
lifelong learning, social responsibility, and service. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers 30 majors, minors &
pre-professional programs;14 Associate Degree Programs;
and a wide range of Graduate Degrees.
2360 Hampton Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63139
Phone: 314-647-8181
Website: www.broadcastcenterinfo.com
Bryan University
Bryan University has provided focused, relevant career
training programs since 1982. It’s goal is to teach students
through courses that directly relate to their field of study,
providing relevant information, skills and knowledge. Bryan
University offers program opportunities in the following
areas of study: Business; Information Technology; Allied
Health; Criminal Justice; and Health & Wellness.
1) Bryan University - Springfield, MO Campus
4255 S. Nature Center Way, Springfield, MO 65804
Phone: 417-862-5700
2) Bryan University - Columbia, MO Campus
3215 Lemone Industrial Blvd, Columbia, MO 65201
Phone: 573-777-5550
411 Central Methodist Square
Fayette, MO 65248
Phone: 877-268-1854 or 660-248-3391
Website: www.centralmethodist.edu
College of the Ozarks
C of O is committed to its founding mission of providing a
quality, Christian education to those who are found worthy,
but lack sufficient means to obtain such training. Instead of
paying tuition, all full time students work campus jobs to
defray the cost of education. Upon complete participation
of the in the work education program, the college guarantees to meet the entire cost of education for students, allowing them the opportunity to graduate debt-free. “Hard
Work U” earns numerous accolades yearly from U.S. New &
World Report, The Princeton Review’s Best 378 Colleges,
Forbes Best Colleges and Money Magazine’s Top Colleges.
The College of the Ozarks offers 26 academic programs and
10 pre-professional programs.
1 Opportunity Avenue / Post Office Box 17
Point Lookout, MO 65726-0017
Phone: 800-222-0525 or 417-334-6411
Website: www.cofo.edu
Website: www.bryanu.edu
Cox College
Columbia College
Founded in 1851, Columbia College has been helping students advance their lives through higher education for
more than 160 years. As a private, nonprofit, coeducational
liberal arts and sciences college, CC takes pride in its small
classes, experienced faculty and quality educational programs. Through its network of campuses in 34 nationwide
locations, the Day and Evening Campuses in Columbia, MO
and the Online Campus, the college serves more than
31,000 students annually. In addition to offering associate
and bachelor’s degrees, CC also offer graduate degrees at
the main campus, at selected extended campuses & online.
1001 Rogers Street, Columbia, MO 65216
Phone: 800-231-2391 or 573-875-8700
Website: www.ccis.edu
Cox College is a private college of 850 students near the
center of Springfield, Missouri. The college offers Associate, Bachelors and Masters degrees in Nursing, Associate in
Radiography, Associate in Medical Assisting, certificates in
Medical Transcription, Medical Coding and Dietetic Internship. It offers interaction with faculty in small classes, diverse student practical experience with CoxHealth, and student leadership opportunities. Cox College is committed to
excellence by meeting the educational needs of students
and the health care community.
1423 N. Jefferson Avenue, Springfield, MO 65802-1988
Phone: 417-269-3401 or 866-898-5355
Website: www.coxcollege.edu
Crowder College
Concorde Career College - Kansas City has been training
healthcare professionals for over 25 years. Concorde offers
short, affordable hands-on healthcare programs to fit any
schedule. Advance your healthcare career with specialized
training and degree programs, or get your career stared
with entry-level programs that could get you working in as
few as 9 months. Programs offered: Dental Assistant, Dental Assisting (AAS), Dental Hygiene (AAS), Medical Assistant
- Diploma, Medical Assisting (AAS), Medical Office Administration, Pharmacy Technician, Physical Therapist Assistant,
Practical Nursing, Respiratory Therapy (AAS), and Health
Information Management (AAS).
Crowder College is a two-year state community college accredited by the by the Higher Learning Commission and affiliated with the Missouri Department of Higher Education.
Crowder College Academic Affairs is divided into Divisions
offering a variety of degree programs. Each Division works
closely with business and Industry, advisory boards, and the
universities to offer the most relevant associate degrees
and certificate programs. Over 30 Associates of Arts degrees are specifically designed to transfer to a four-year
college or university for the completion of a bachelor’s degree in arts or science. Twenty-three Certificate programs
provide specific skills training and are usually completed in
one year or less.
3239 Broadway, Kansas City, MO 64111
Phone: 816-531-5223 or 800-693-7010
Website: www.concordecareercolleges.com
601 Laclede Avenue, Neosho, MO 64850
Phone: 417-451-3223
Website: www.crowder.edu
Cottey College
Culver-Stockton College
Cottey College is an independent, liberal arts and sciences
college for women. For more than 128 years, the college
has offered your women the opportunity to learn and grow
into leaders, role models and confident individuals. Today,
Cottey’s unique combination of women’s-only education,
high academic standards, focus on leadership development,
commitment to an international experience for every student, and a motivated, high-energy community is at the
heart of its success. Although most academic programs are
currently two-year programs, the addition of selected fouryear degree programs, allows some Cottey women to take
advantage of the unique benefits of this institution for their
entire undergraduate career.
Culver-Stockton College is a comprehensive college with a
rich liberal arts heritage and an innovative curriculum
geared to the needs of modern students. This private, residential college, founded in 1853, is located on a bluff overlooking Canton, MO and the Mississippi River. A wide variety of over 60 majors, minors, specializations and certifications are offered in business, education, fine arts, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and mathematics. A
highlight of their unique curriculum is it allows interdisciplinary majors and gives students the ability to design their
own major. The mission of Culver-Stockton College is to
provide students of promise a superb education within an
active learning community founded upon integrity and the
best values of faith and the human spirit.
Concorde Career College
1000 West Austin, Nevada, MO 65772
Phone: 417-667-8181 or 888-526-8839
Website: www.cottey.edu
One College Hill, Canton, MO 63435
Phone: 800-537-1883
Website: www.culver.edu
DeVry University
Eden Theological Seminary
DeVry has helped students earn degrees in a variety of indemand fields for over 80 years. Students are taught using
hands-on curriculum developed with the input of industry
leaders to give them the experience needed to succeed.
Two locations in Kansas City offer many bachelors and masters degree programs through their Colleges of Business &
Management, Engineering & Information Sciences, Liberal
Arts & Sciences and Media Arts & Technology. The St. Louis
location offers the same colleges and programs plus additional programs through a College of Health Sciences.
Eden Theological Seminary is a graduate school preparing
women and men for ordained Christian ministry. One of
the seven seminaries of the United Church of Christ, Eden is
a community that is welcoming, inclusive, and ecumenically
diverse. Eden is a member of and is accredited by the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada and the following degree programs are approved: Master of Divinity, Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies, Master of
Theological Studies, and Doctor of Ministry.
1) 11224 Holmes Road, Kansas City, MO 64131
Phone: 816-943-7300
2) 1100 Main Street, Kansas City, MO 64105
Phone: 816-221-1300
3) 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, Ste 100, St. Louis, MO 63146
Phone: 866-831-3882
Website: www.devry.edu
Drury University
For over 140 years, Drury has been committed to the liberal
arts tradition and to personalized education that integrates
theoretical and practical knowledge in the context of the
21st century. With 59 majors, 41 minors to choose from,
Drury’s academic offerings span the gamut: from liberal arts
to professional and pre-professional to 7 graduate programs; where available, these academic offerings are nationally accredited. Learning opportunities for students
extends beyond the traditional classroom and include
online courses tailored to the lifestyles and learning needs
of non-traditional students.
900 North Benton Avenue, Springfield, Missouri 65802
Phone: 800.922.2274
Website: www.drury.edu
East Central College
East Central College, is a public two-year community college
located in Union, Missouri. One of the main reasons for
establishing ECC was to provide a quality, low-cost education for the residents in the area. Since the college is partially supported by district residents through property
taxes, and by assistance from the state and federal governments, the college is able to keep tuition and fees relatively
low. ECC has 43 academic programs available for students
to earn either an Associate of Arts or Associate of Applied
Science degrees and 13 programs for students to earn a
certificate of achievement.
1964 Prairie Dell Road, Union, Missouri 63084
Phone: 636-584-6500
Website: www.eastcentral.edu
475 East Lockwood Ave, St. Louis, Missouri 63119-3192
Phone: 800-969-3627 or 314-961-3627
Website: www.eden.edu
Evangel University
Evangel University is an accredited liberal arts university
with more than 100 academic programs on the cutting edge
of today’s professional fields. Our commitment to the integration of faith, learning and life attracts students from a
wide variety of Christian denominational backgrounds who
have a strong commitment to academics with a desire to
combine their christian faith with every aspect of their lives.
1111 North Glenstone Ave, Springfield, Missouri 65802
Phone: 417-865-2815
Website: www.evangel.edu
Everest College - Kansas City Campus
Everest College’s Kansas City campus provides the type of
career training education to students that employers seek
when hiring. Programs offered are: Criminal Justice - Private and Homeland Security; Criminal Justice - Social and
Youth Services; Dental Assistant; Massage Therapy; Medical
Administrative Assistant; Medical Assistant; Medical Insurance Billing and Coding; Pharmacy Technician
1740 W. 92nd Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64114
Phone: 816-423-8600
Website: www.everest.edu/campus/kansas_city
Everest College - Springfield Campus
Everest College-Springfield offers accelerated, specialized
career training in the Medical and Dental fields as well as
degree programs in Business, Accounting, Computer Information Science and Paralegal. Each program, either degree
or diploma is focused on giving you the skills you need to
succeed in the workplace.
1010 West Sunshine Street, Springfield, Missouri 65807
Phone: 417-864-7220
Website: www.everest.edu/campus/springfield
Foley-Belsaw Institute
Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College
Foley-Belsaw offers correspondence courses for:
▪ Outdoor Power Equipment Engine Repair
▪ Locksmith Training
▪ Gunsmith Training
As a student, you are guaranteed to benefit from their purchasing power and experience; receive the best materials
available and everything you need to learn at your own
pace. Students often finish within six months, but they
have up to two years to complete their courses. Another
benefit of taking Foley-Belsaw courses is students can always find help from a real advisor or expert instructor
whenever they need it by phone or email.
Phone: 800-821-3452
Website: www.foley-belsaw.com
Jewish Hospital College of Nursing and Allied Health provides in nursing and allied health programs in a world-class
clinical setting, Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis Missouri.
Students partner with faculty to obtain degrees or certificates in one of numerous nursing or allied health concentrations. The College and all its programs are fully accredited by all regional and programmatic agencies. You can
begin with an associate degree in nursing or radiography
and progress through a master of science in nursing or allied health right at Jewish Hospital College.
4483 Duncan Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63110
Phone: 314.454.7055 or Toll Free: 800.832.9009
Website: www.barnesjewishcollege.edu
Graceland University
Fontbonne College
Fontbonne University is a Catholic, coeducational institution of higher education offering liberal arts and professional programs in a values-based, student-centered environment. Founded in 1923 and still sponsored today by the
Sisters St. Joseph of Carondelet, Fontbonne is located in
Clayton, Missouri. The College of Global Business & Professional Studies; College of Education & Allied Health Professions; and College of Arts & Sciences offer forty-five undergraduate and 19 graduate programs, creating a relevant,
well-rounded offering of academic interests.
6800 Wydown Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri 63105
Phone: 314-862-3456 or 800-205-5862
Website: www.fontbonne.edu
Global University
Global University is a fully accredited, non profit Christian
University, in the Pentecostal tradition, based out Springfield, Missouri. As a worldwide online and distance education pioneer, GU integrates education and service through a
network in 150 countries, including the United States. Its
three main languages of instruction are English, Spanish
and French for undergraduate programs. Four schools
comprise Global University; School of Evangelism & Discipleship, Berean School of the Bible, Undergraduate School
of Bible & Theology and Graduate School of Theology.
1211 South Glenstone Ave, Springfield, Missouri 65804
Phone: 800-443-1083 or 417-862-9533
Website: www.globaluniversity.edu
Graceland University was founded in 1895 in Lamoni, Iowa.
Their campus in Independence, Missouri has been the
home of their nationally acclaimed School of Nursing since
1969. The Edmund J. Gleazer School of Education offers an
undergraduate degree in Elementary Education and a Master’s degree in education. Their C. H. Sandage School of
Business offers a dual B.A. online degree in Business Administration and Organizational Leadership.
Additionally, the Independence campus offers a 10 course,
30 hour Master of Arts in religion degree.
1401 W. Truman Rd, Independence, Missouri 64050-3434
School of Nursing: 800-833-0524 ext. 4801
Online Programs: 800-833-0524
School of Education: 866-893-6882
Website: www.graceland.edu
H & R Block Center
The H&R Block world headquarters have been in Kansas
City, Missouri since the company was founded in 1955. Tax
professionals can work in the headquarter offices, at branch
offices or become H&R Block franchise owners. Take the
H&R Block Income Tax Course and learn how to prepare
taxes like a pro. With over 10,000 convenient locations,
chances are they’re right nearby.
▪ Convenient and Flexible - Classes are held at neighborhood H&R Block offices and meet at a variety of times.
▪ Skilled Instructors - Learn from experienced H&R Block
Tax Professionals, the best in the business.
▪ Unique Approach - Course includes both classroom instruction and web-based learning and activities.
One H&R Block Way, Kansas City, Missouri 64105
Toll Free: 800-472-5625
Tax Course: 888-412-7880
Website: www.hrblock.com/corporate/income-tax-course/
Hannibal-LaGrange University
The Healing Arts Center
Hannibal-LaGrange is a four-year Christian University fully
accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North
Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Founded in
1858 in LaGrange, the campus moved downriver to Hannibal in 1928. HLGU is affiliated with the Missouri Baptist
Convention. Hannibal-LaGrange offers more than 34 majors on the baccalaureate level and several pre-professional
programs are offered on the associate level, including preengineering. The mission of HLGU is to provide an excellent
education in a distinctively Christian environment that integrates Christian faith and learning in preparing graduates
for personal and career effectiveness.
The Healing Arts Center offers a variety of certificate programs in various types of massage therapy. The Center also
offers therapeutic treatment through its in-house Student
& Professional Clinics. The Student Clinic gives licensed student therapists the opportunity to perfect their skills while
providing the community with an affordable opportunity to
receive healing and relaxing massage. HAC is accredited by
the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools & Colleges
and approved to operate by the Missouri Coordinating
Board for Higher Education.
2800 Palmyra Road, Hannibal, Missouri 63401
Toll Free: 800-454-1119
Website: www.hlg.edu
Harris-Stowe State University
Harris-Stowe State University traces its origin back to 1857
when it was founded by the St. Louis Public Schools to become the first public teacher education institute west of the
Mississippi River. Harris-Stowe offers the following academic opportunities: (1) a solid General Education curriculum which serves as the foundation for the various baccalaureate degree programs in the three broad professional
areas, (2) baccalaureate degree programs in (a) Business
Administration, (b) Teacher Education and (c) Urban Specializations. Harris-Stowe State University is strongly committed to providing a high-quality higher education experience that is both affordable and accessible to the diverse
populations within and beyond the metropolitan St. Louis
region.
3026 Laclede Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63103
Phone: 314-340-3366
Website: www.hssu.edu
Heartland Horseshoeing School
Heartland’s Practical Farrier Course, Advanced Farrier
Course, & Journeyman Farrier Course, for beginning students, and National Certification Course and Farrier Blacksmith Course, for advanced students, are designed to create the ideal learning opportunities. Upon successful completion of all forge-work, tests, and satisfactory attendance,
students are issued a certificate of completion. This certificate is recognized throughout the farrier industry and lets
perspective employers and clients know that the person
who earned it is qualified to perform all the skills required
of a professional farrier.
327 SW 1st Lane, Lamar, Missouri 64759
Phone: 417-682-6896
Website: www.ruralheritage.com/horseshoes
10073 Manchester Rd, Ste 100, St. Louis, Missouri 63122
Website: www.thehealingartscenter.com
Hickey College
Hickey College offers students a hands-on education leading to a diploma, associate degree, or bachelor’s degree.
HC’s programs are updated continuously to reflect the
needs of employers today. Programs offered: Accounting,
Bachelor of Applied Management, Computer Specialist,
Computer Systems Management, Culinary Arts, Graphic
Design, Legal Office Administration, Office Administration,
Paralegal, and Veterinary Technology.
940 West Port Plaza Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146
Vet Tech Institute at Hickey College:
2780 N. Lindbergh Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63114
Culinary Institute of St. Louis at Hickey College:
2700 N. Lindbergh Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63114
Website: www.hickeycollege.com
IHM Academy of EMS
Approved by the Missouri Department of Health & Senior
Services, Division of Emergency Medical Services, for over
30 years IHM has offered a paramedic program sponsored
by Washington University School of medicine. Courses offered at the St. Louis campus are: Emergency Medical Technician; Paramedic; Paramedic-Critical Care; Emergency
Medical Dispatcher; Instructor Courses and Continuing Education courses. Courses offered at the Independence campus are: Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic.
St. Louis Campus
2500 Abbott Place, St. Louis, Missouri 63143
Phone: 314-768-1234 Ext. 1120
Independence Campus
3121 Dodgion Street, Independence, Missouri 64055
Phone: 816-252-2696 Ext. 1
Website: www.ihmacademyofems.net
ITT Technical Institute
Kansas City Art Institute
ITT Technical Institutes are committed to helping men and
women develop skills and knowledge to pursue opportunities in many of today’s most promising career fields. ITT
Technical Institute has four locations in Missouri. All four
locations offer classes through their School of Business,
such as Project Management & Administration and Business Management; School of Information Technology, such
as Information Systems & Cybersecurity and Software Development; School of Electronics Technology, such as Electrical Engineering & Communications Technology; and
School of Drafting & Design, such as Drafting & Design
Technology and Industrial Engineering Technology. The
Earth City location also has a School of Nursing, which offers classes in nursing and medical assisting.
The Kansas City Art Institute is a four-year, independent,
fully accredited college of art & design offering the bachelor
of fine arts degree in a variety of disciplines. This great institution has a stellar history, dating back to its origins in
1885. The mission of KCAI is preparing gifted students to
transform the world creatively through art & design. Their
vision is to be an innovative leader in art & design education. KCAI offers the bachelor of fine arts degree in 13 areas of emphasis: Animation, Art History, Ceramics, Creative
Writing, Digital Filmmaking, Digital Media, Fiber, Graphic
Design, Illustration, Painting, Photography, Printmaking,
and Sculpture. The Kansas City Art Institute is a member of
the Association of Independent Colleges of Art & Design, a
consortium of 35 leading art schools in the United States.
ITT Technical Institute - Arnold
1930 Meyer Drury Drive, Arnold, Missouri 63010
Phone: 888-488-1082 or 636-464-6600
4415 Warwick Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri 64111
Phone: 800-522-5224 or
Website: www.kcai.edu
ITT Technical Institute– Earth City
3640 Corporate Trail Drive, Earth City, Missouri 63045
Phone: 800-235-5488 or 314-298-7800
Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences
ITT Technical Institute—Kansas City
9150 E. 41st Terrace, Kansas City, Missouri 64133
Phone: 877.488.1442
ITT Technical Institute - Springfield
3216 S. National Avenue, Springfield, Missouri 65807
Phone: 417-877-4800 or 877-219-4387
Website: www.itt-tech.edu
Jefferson College
As the preferred source for higher education and career
training for many residents, the College’s highly regarded
status is a result of its focus on helping students achieve
their individual goals, along with a desire to expand accessibility within the region so a high-quality, affordable college
education is available to all. Since 1964, Jefferson College
has experienced continual growth and now has three campuses: Hillsboro, Arnold and Imperial. The College offers
four associate degrees and several career and technical
education certificates.
Hillsboro: 1000 Viking Drive, Hillsboro, Missouri 63050
Phone: 636-481-3000 or 636-797-3000
Arnold: 1687 Missouri State Road, Arnold, Missouri
Phone: 636-481-3597
Imperial: 4400 Jeffco Blvd, Imperial, Missouri
Phone: 636-481-3481
Website: www.jeffco.edu
KCUMB is a private university comprising a College of Osteopathic Medicine founded in 1916 and a College of Biosciences. It is the largest medical school in Missouri and one
of the oldest in the country. They are known as a leader in
osteopathic medicine education, with an environment that
emphasizes both academic excellence and the education of
caring physicians. Our diverse graduate-level programs prepare future physicians, researchers, bioethicists and other
health-care professionals. The university is deeply committed to educating students, furthering medical research and
scholarly activity and impacting the future through service
and outreach.
1750 Independence Ave, Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Website: www.kcumb.edu
Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine
Andrew T. Still, M.D., D.O., founded the Kirksville College of
Osteopathic Medicine in 1892, making it the first institution
of osteopathic medicine education in the world. As the
founding school of osteopathy, KCOM has a rich history of
providing leadership for comprehensive medical education,
research, and healthcare. The addition of the biomedical
services program ensured that KCOM students remain committed to scientific discovery and investigation, producing
physicians and research professionals educated in the osteopathic tradition of advancing the practice of whole person healthcare.
800 West Jefferson Street, Kirksville, Missouri 63501
Phone: 866-626-2878 or 660-626-2121
Website: www.atsu.edu/kcom/
Lincoln University
Maryville University - St. Louis
Lincoln University was founded in 1866 by the men of the
62nd and 65th United States Colored Infantries and their
white officers, for the special benefit of freed African
Americans. Today LU’s role in the education of Missourians
and others and its service to stakeholders throughout the
state, the nation and across the globe is well recognized.
LU continues to serve the needs of its diverse student body
through a tradition of offering innovative programs that
make the college experience special. Lincoln University offers 50 learner-centered undergraduate degree programs,
Master’s degree programs in education, business & the social sciences, and global-reaching research opportunities.
Maryville University is a selective, comprehensive and nationally ranked private institution with over 5,000 students.
Maryville offers more than 75 degrees at the undergraduate, masters and doctoral levels to students from 49 states
and 28 countries. Maryville’s athletics teams compete in 18
men’s and women’s sports at the Division II level in the
Great Lakes Valley Conference. Founded in 1872, the University is ideally situated on 130 picturesque acres in West
St. Louis County. At Maryville, academic excellence is the
highest priority both in their challenging programs and the
caliber of their student body. Maryville offers Academic
Success and Advising Centers which afford students every
opportunity to excel.
820 Chestnut Street, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Website: www.lincolnu.edu
Lindenwood University
Founded in 1827, Lindenwood University is a dynamic fouryear liberal arts institution dedicated to excellence in higher
education. Lindenwood offers more then 200 degree programs to more than 16,000 students through valuescentered programs that lead to the development of the
whole person. The faculty, staff, and administration are
committed to an integrative liberal arts curriculum that focuses on the talents, interests, and future of the students.
Lindenwood is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges & Schools.
For nearly 200 years, Lindenwood University has educated
students in a way that help them become enlightened, principled citizens of the global community.
209 South Kingshighway, St. Charles, Missouri 63301
Phone: 636-949-2000
Website: www.lindenwood.edu
Logan University
Logan University is dedicated to maximizing human performance through innovative health education. Since 1935,
Logan has remained grounded in chiropractic education with the flagship Doctor of Chiropractic degree - and also
offers masters and bachelor degree completion programs
both online and on-campus. Logan’s College of Health Sciences offers two Master’s degree programs: Master of Science in Sports Science and Rehabilitation and Master of
Science in Nutrition and Human Performance. Logan offers
a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology degree and a
Bachelor of Science in Life Science (3+3 program).
1851 Schoettler Road, Chesterfield, Missouri 63017
Phone: 800-782-3344 or 636-227-2100
Website: www.logan.edu
650 Maryville University Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63141
Website: www.maryville.edu
Metro Business College
Students have been able to obtain an education from MBC
since 1968. They offer the following programs:
Associate of Applied Science Degrees
 Accounting Paraprofessional,
 Business & Computer Specialist
 Medical Billing & Coding Specialist
 Medical Specialist
Diplomas
 Accounting Assistant,
 Business & Computer Assistant
 Medical Office Assistant
Certificates
 Administrative Assistant
 Medical Assistant
 Massage Therapist
Metro Business College is accredited by the Accrediting
Council for Independent Colleges & Schools and certified by
the Missouri Coordinating Board of Higher Education.
Metro Business College—Arnold
2132 Tenbrook Road, Arnold, Missouri 63010
Phone: 636-296-9300 or 888-206-4545
Metro Business College—Cape Girardeau
1732 North Kingshighway, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701
Phone: 573-334-9181 or 888-206-4545
Metro Business College—Jefferson City
1407 Southwest Boulevard, Jefferson City, Missouri 65109
Phone: 573-635-6600 or 888-206-4545
Metro Business College– Rolla
1202 East Highway 72, Rolla, Missouri 65401
Phone: 573-364-8464 or 888-206-4545
www.metrobusinesscollege.edu
Metropolitan Community College
Midwest Institute
Metropolitan community College is one of the premier
community colleges in the country. Their five-campus college in Kansas City serves about 18,000 students each fall.
MCC is dedicated to serving the educational needs of the
community. For more than 90 years, MCC has offered
strong transfer programs that cover the first two years of a
four-year degree and 80 career programs that provide
quick entry into the workforce. The mission of Metropolitan Community College is “Preparing Students, Serving
Communities, Creating Opportunities”.
Midwest Institute’s nationally accredited facilities provide
varied degree and certificate programs for people interested in healthcare careers, paramedical training, and heating & cooling fields. Programs offered are:
 Medical Assisting Career Training
 Dental Assisting Career Training
 Veterinary Assisting Career Training
 Pharmacy Technician Certification
 Healthcare Information Specialist Classes
 HVAC Technician Training
Associate of Occupational Science Degrees in:
 Medical Office Specialist
 Medical Massage Science
 HVACR Specialist Career Training
Metropolitan Community College (Administrative offices)
3200 Broadway, Kansas City, Missouri 64111
Switchboard: 816-604-1000
MCC - Blue River
20301 East 78 Highway, Independence, Missouri 64057
Special Programs: Music; Theater; Public Safety Institute (offers Fire Science degree & certificate; and Criminal Justice
& Police Science degrees & certificates.)
MCC - Business & Technology
1775 Universal Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri 64120-2429
Special Programs: Cisco Networking Academy; Computeraided Drafting & Design; Engineering Technology, Lineman Electrical Utilities; Environmental Health & Safety; HVAC/R;
Industrial Electrical Technology; Industrial Maintenance
Technology; Millwright; Stationary Engineering Technology;
OSHA Education Center; Welding; etc.
MCC - Longview
500 SW Longview Rd, Lee’s Summit, Missouri 64081
Special Programs: Teacher Education; Engineering; Criminal
Justice; and Automotive Technology
MCC - Maple Woods
2601 Northeast Barry Road, Kansas City, Missouri 64156
Special Programs: Foreign Language Interpreting; Geographic Informational Systems; Veterinary Technology
MCC - Penn Valley - Main Campus
3201 Southwest Trafficway, Kansas City, Missouri 64111
MCC - Penn Valley - Pioneer Campus
2700 E. 18th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64127-2602
Special Programs: Health Science Institute; Health Career
Program (including Practical Nursing); Arts Programs; Francis Institute for Child & Youth Development; Teacher Education; Applied Language Institute; The Brooks Institute of
Criminal Justice
Midwest Institute - North Campus
4260 Shoreline Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63045
Phone: 314-344-4440
Midwest Institute - South Campus
964 S. Highway Drive, Fenton, Missouri 63026
Phone: 314-965-8363
General Information: 1-800-695-5550
Website: www.midwestinstitute.com
Midwest University
Midwest University’s (formerly Midwest College & Theological Seminary) mission is to train pastors, evangelists,
missionaries, church music leaders, counselors, and other
church workers to serve in churches, mission fields & christian universities. Midwest University is committed to providing students outstanding learning opportunities in an
environment of rigorous academic work, which prepares
them for success in their chosen fields of ministry. Bachelor’s, Master’s & Doctoral Programs are offered.
851 Parr Road, Wentzville, Missouri 63385
Phone: 636-327-4645
Website: www.midwest.edu
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Founded on May 27, 1957, Midwestern Baptist Theological
Seminary was the sixth seminary established by the Southern Baptist Convention. Midwestern Seminary consists of
an undergraduate college, a graduate school and a school
of doctoral programs. It offers a Master of Divinity, Doctor
of Philosophy, Doctor of Education, Doctor of Ministry,
Master of Arts, Bachelor of Arts degrees, Associates degrees and certificates. MBTS seeks to biblically educate
men and women to be and make disciples of Jesus Christ.
5001 North Oak Trafficway, Kansas City, Missouri 64118
Website: www.mbts.edu
Missouri Baptist University
Missouri Southern State University
Missouri Baptist University is a progressive, liberal arts university that offers over 50 degree programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. MBU offers degrees in
Business, Education, Fine Arts, Health & Sport Sciences, Humanities, Interdisciplinary Studies, Natural Sciences, and
Social & Behavioral Sciences. These programs are available
at their modern main campus and at our multiple regional
learning centers, allowing students to create a flexible academic plan. Academic programs at Missouri Baptist are
designed to be rigorous in nature, encouraging students to
achieve lifelong success and exhibit a spirit of service.
Since 1937, Missouri Southern State University has provided educational opportunities for Southwest Missouri and
beyond. MSSU has evolved from an outstanding junior college to its role today as a comprehensive four-year statesupported institution offering bachelor and master degrees.
The universities programs are organized in four schools Arts & Sciences, Education, Business Administration, and
Health Sciences. MSSU also offers a division of Graduate
Studies and Distance & Online Learning. They offer a honors program and an Institute of International Studies. Missouri Southern serves nearly 6,000 students in nearly 200
academic programs.
One College Park Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63141-8698
Phone: 877-434-1115 or 314-434-1115
Website: www.mobap.edu
Mineral Area College
Since April of 1965, Mineral Area College has evolved into a
comprehensive community college that currently offers
career and technical education programs, two-year transfer
degrees, and two-year completion degrees. The Career &
Technical Division offers 7 Associate of Science degrees in
Allied Health Related programs; 38 Associate of Applied
Science degrees and 30 Certificate programs. The Arts &
Sciences Division offers Associate of Arts degrees in programs. Coursework is offered in the traditional classrooms,
web-based courses, telecourses, or at their five Outreach
Centers in Farmington, Fredericktown, Ironton, Perryville,
Potosi and Winona.
5270 Flat River Road, P.O. Box 1000, Park Hills, MO 63601
Phone: 573-431-4593
Website: www.mineralarea.edu
Missouri College
Missouri College’s goal is to provide students with the
knowledge and training to prepare for exciting opportunities within the growing and dynamic healthcare industry.
They offer diploma, associate and bachelor’s degree programs tailored to today’s job market, with an emphasis on
current healthcare technology and business practices.
Diploma Programs: Dental Assistant, Fitness Trainer, Massage Therapy, Medical Assistant and Medical Billing / Administrative Specialist
Associate of Applied Science Degrees: Allied Health, Business Administration, Dental Hygiene (AAS)
Bachelor of Arts Degrees: Healthcare Management (BA),
Human Resource Management (BA)
1405 South Hanley Road, St. Louis, MO 63144
Toll Free: 888-704-1333
Website: www.missouricollege.edu
3950 East Newman Road, Joplin, Missouri 64801-1595
Phone: 866-818-6778 or 417-625-9300
Website: www.mssu.edu
Missouri State University
Missouri State University is a comprehensive university system with a mission in public affairs. Their purpose is to develop fully educated persons with a focus on ethical leadership, cultural competence & community engagement. The
MSU system has four physical campuses: Springfield, MO,
West Plains, MO, Mountain Grove, MO, and Dalian, China,
in partnership with Lianoning Normal University. MSU offers more than 200 undergraduate and 85 graduate academic programs through its eight Colleges; Arts & Letters,
Business, Education, Health & Human Services, Humanities
& Public Affairs, Natural & Applied Sciences, Darr School of
Agriculture, and Interdisciplinary & other programs.
901 South National Avenue, Springfield, Missouri 65897
Phone: 417-836-5000
Website: www.missouristate.edu
Missouri Tech
Missouri Tech is an accredited private college that emphasizes computer science, electronics and related areas of
study. Their mission is to prepare student for careers in
these field by providing a superior learning environment
that combines textbook theory with practical experience.
This combination helps students develop the motivation,
attitude and self confidence to succeed. Missouri Tech offers Bachelor’s Degrees, Associate’s Degrees, and certificates upon completion of their rigorous courses of study.
These include: Network Administration, Information Technology, Software Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Engineering Management, and IT & Business Accounting.
1690 Country Club Plaza Dr, St. Charles, MO 63303-3887
Website: www.motech.edu
Missouri University of Science and Technology
Missouri Western State University
Founded in 1870 as one of the first technical schools west
of the Mississippi, Missouri University of Science and Technology is one of the nation’s top technical research universities. At Missouri S&T, students have more than 97 programs to choose from to plan their undergraduate and
graduate degrees. Known mainly for its engineering, computing & science degrees, MS&T offers a variety of degree
programs - many of which are heavy on science and math and others that concentrate on liberal arts and humanities,
but are infused with a unique technological focus. Missouri
University of Science and Technology is one of four campuses in the University of Missouri System. The other campuses are the University of Missouri - Columbia (MU), the
University of Missouri - Kansas City (UMKC) and the University of Missouri - St. Louis (UMSL).
Missouri Western State University serves Missouri and surrounding states. Originally founded as St. Joseph Junior
College in 1915, MWSU was transformed into a four-year
college in 1969 and became a full member of the State of
Missouri system in 1977. In 2005, Missouri Western received university designation and changed its name to Missouri Western State University. MWSU offers a wide variety of degree programs through the Craig School of Business, the college of fine arts, the college of liberal arts and
sciences, and the college of professional studies. The university is authorized under Missouri statutes to offer professional masters degrees, four-year baccalaureate programs, two-year associate degrees, pre-professional transfer programs and one-year certificates. They also offer continuing education courses, seminars, conferences and workshops suited to the needs of the community.
1870 Miner Circle, Rolla, Missouri 65409
Phone: 800-522-0938 or 573-341-4111
Website: www.mst.edu
Missouri Valley College
4525 Downs Drive, St. Joseph, Missouri 64507
Phone: 816-271-4200
Website: www.missouriwestern.edu
Founded by Presbyterians in 1889, Missouri Valley College
is a private, coeducational, career-oriented, liberal arts college in west central Missouri. MVC offers a Master of Arts
in Community Counseling as well as baccalaureate degrees
in over 40 majors. Business, criminal justice, and education
are the most popular majors; the newest are nursing, public
relations, graphic design, hospitality and tourism management, music, and dance. Students can also participate in 7
pre-professional programs and on 23 varsity teams in 15
sports. The North Central Association of Colleges and
Schools has continuously accredited Missouri Valley College
since its inception in 1916.
Moberly Area Community College
500 East College, Marshall, Missouri 65340
Phone: 660-831-4000
Website: www.moval.edu
601 Business Loop 70 West, Ste 216, Columbia, MO 65203
Phone: 573-234-1067
Missouri Welding Institute, Inc.
Missouri Welding Institute is dedicated to providing its students with a sound occupational education, to training superior welding craftsmen, and to preparing students for a
broad background in welding. MWI has a 26,500 square
foot training facility featuring a welding shop with 44 fully
lighted booths & individual welding machines, a pipefitting
laboratory, classroom and library. Programs offered are:
 Master Pipe Welding and Fitting
 Master Structural Welding and Fitting
 Customized Welding and Fitting
3300 North Industrial Parkway, Nevada, Missouri 64772
Phone: 800.667.5885
Website: www.m-w-i.com
Moberly Area Community College, a public institution of
higher education, provides open admission to students and
fosters excellence in learning through innovative educational programs and services that are geographically and
financially accessible throughout our service region. Since
1927, MACC has grown and expanded, adding six additional
campuses in Columbia, Edina, Hannibal, Kirksville, Mexico
and Macon to better serve students. MACC offers more
than 40 areas of study and 30 certificate programs.
101 College Avenue, Moberly, MO 65270-1304
Highway 6 East, Edina, MO 63537
Phone: 660-397-2522
190 Shinn Lane, Hannibal, MO 63401
Phone: 573-231-0941
2105 East Normal Street, Kirksville, MO 63501
Phone: 660-665-0345
2900 Doreli Lane, Mexico, MO 65265
Phone: 573-582-0817
408 Blees Industrial Drive, Macon, MO 63552
Phone: 660-395-8060
Website: www.macc.edu
National American University
New Horizons Computer Learning Center
In 1941, NAU opened its first campus in Rapid City, South
Dakota, and has since grown to multiple locations throughout the central United States. National American University
is a regionally accredited, multi-campus institution of higher
learning. NAU offers diploma programs and associate and
bachelor’s degree programs in technical and professional
fields, such as business management, criminal justice, information technology, nursing, paralegal studies, and pharmacy technician, at the Missouri campuses. Master’s degree programs are offered online through the Harold D.
Buckingham Graduate School. NAU is accredited by the
Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association.
New Horizons is the largest independent IT training company. They have 300 computer training centers in 70 countries. NHCLC is an official training partner for technology
leaders such as Microsoft, Cisco, CompTIA and VMware.
New Horizons is an authorized partner to the top technology providers. For students that means training with the
highest quality source materials and the latest products and
technologies. For businesses it means getting the highest
return on their training investment.
National American University-Independence
3620 Arrowhead Avenue, Independence, Missouri 64057
Phone: 816-412-7700 or 866-628-1288
New Horizons-Springfield
Email: info@newhorizons.com
Phone: 800-201-0555 or 855-472-8225
National American University - Lee’s Summit
401 NW Murray Road, Lee’s Summit, Missouri 64081
Phone: 816-600-3900 or 866-628-1288
New Horizons—St. Louis
2122 Kratky Road, Suite 200, St. Louis, Missouri 63114
Phone: 314-429-3311
National American University - Weldon Spring
1030 Wolfrum Road, Weldon Spring, Missouri
Phone: 636-229-3200 or 800-209-0148
www.newhorizons.com
National American University—Zona Rosa
7490 NW 87th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64153
Phone: 816-412-5500 or 866-628-1288
At North Central Missouri College, partnerships programs
with business and industry provide expanded learning opportunities that lead to career entry and advancement.
Multiple outreach programs bring the learning laboratory
to the student. With classes offered at Maryville, Chillicothe, Bethany and Trenton, NCMC has begun to regionalize their efforts to serve the diverse population of learners
found in Greater Northwest Missouri. North Central offers
20 Associate degree programs and 14 career certificate programs, 6 of which can be obtained in less than one year.
Website: www.national.edu
Nazarene Theological Seminary
The Mission of Nazarene Theological Seminary, a graduate
school of theology in the Wesleyan-Holiness tradition, is to
prepare women and men to be faithful and effective ministers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and to offer itself as a
theological resource in service to the Church of the Nazarene, its sponsoring denomination, and the wider Christian
Church. As a post-baccalaureate educational institution,
the seminary’s principal academic focus is the curriculum
that leads to the Master of Divinity degree, the Master of
Arts in Christian Formation & Discipleship degree, the Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies degree, and the Master of
Arts (Theological Studies) degree. In addition, the Seminary
offers instruction in Biblical Languages, Christian discipleship, church planting, evangelism, missional leadership and
discipleship, pastoral counseling, spiritual formation, chaplaincy, and compassionate cross-cultural, lay, urban, urban
youth and age-level ministries.
1700 East Meyer Blvd, Kansas City, Missouri 64131
Website: www.nts.edu
New Horizons– Kansas City / Overland Park, Kansas
9611 - East Metcalf Ave, Overland Park, KS 66212
Phone: 913-660-9999
North Central Missouri College
Phone: 660.359.3948
Website: www.ncmissouri.edu
Northwest Missouri State University
Originally established in 1905, Northwest Missouri State
University is a state-assisted, four-year regional university
that also offers graduate degree programs. Northwest offers 135 undergraduate programs and 36 graduate programs. The Business, Education, Geography and Agriculture
departments graduate the largest number of students each
year. Every full-time student receives a laptop computer to
use throughout the school year and they have implemented
a textbook rental program. Northwest Missouri State focuses on student success - every student, every day.
800 University Drive, Maryville, Missouri 64468
Phone: 660.562.1562
Website: www.nwmissouri.edu
Ozarks Technical Community College
Petropolis Academy of Grooming & Training
Since April 3, 1990, OTC has upheld its mission to promote
student learning through accessible, high-quality, affordable workforce training, and technical and general education programs that are responsive to the educational needs
of the community and its diverse constituencies. OTC offers over 20 Career & Technical Education Programs, 9 General Education Programs, and many Adult Developmental
Education Programs. Students can earn certificates and
associate degrees that enable them to pursue or advance
their education. OTC also offers Customized Training Programs to address specific training needs of area business &
industry and further economic development in the region.
Petropolis Pet Center, opened in 1988, is the first of its kind
in the country and it proudly offers: Pet Hotel, Doggy Day
Care, Grooming Salon, Pet Training, Pet Ice Cream Pawler &
Barkery, Pet Boutique, and the Petropolis Academy of
Grooming & Training. The Pet Grooming Academy began
in 1996 and the Pet Training Division was added in 2006.
PGTA offers pet grooming courses lasting from 14 days to
12 weeks and pet training courses that last from 12 - 16
weeks. Petropolis Academy of Grooming & Training is certified by the MO Coordinating Board of Higher Education and
the International Society of Canine Cosmetology.
1001 E. Chestnut Expressway, Springfield, Missouri 65802
Phone: 417-447-7500
Website: www.otc.edu
Park University
Park University’s first priority is ensuring student success by
offering them a personalized, globally-relevant education of
the highest caliber. A wide variety of academic programs
are offered, including 55 undergraduate & 6 graduate degree programs and 4 undergraduate & 11 graduate certificate programs. In addition to the flagship Parkville campus,
Park University offers classes at 36 military and 5 nonmilitary campuses located in 21 states. In Missouri, there
are 2 non-military campus centers in the Kansas City area
and 3 military campus centers. Park University serves traditional and non-traditional students in day, weekend, and
evening programs, with a special emphasis on serving
United States military personnel.
8700 NW River Park Drive, Parkville, Missouri 64152
Phone: 816-741-2000
Website: www.park.edu
Stevens - The Institute of Business & Arts
SIBA’s accessibility to students of all backgrounds, small
class sizes, individual attention and expert instructors can
help you develop the skills today’s employers seek. Since
1947, SIBA has been dedicated to strengthening our region
with a committed presence downtown and exceptional
graduates. Students can earn Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degrees in Interior Design, Paralegal Studies, Tourism & Hospitality Management, Business Administration, and Retail
Management / Fashion Merchandising. Stevens - The Institute of Business & Arts is accredited by the Accrediting
Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS).
1521 Washington Ave, St. Louis, Missouri 63103
Phone: 314-421-0949
Website: www.siba.edu
16830 Chesterfield Airport Road, Chesterfield, MO 63005
Phone: 636-537-2322 ext. 414 or 800-249-2856
Website: www.petropolisacademy.com
Pinnacle Career Institute
PCI offers hands-on training programs for today’s careers wherever you are. They offer classes online, at their North
& South Kansas City, MO Campuses and in Lawrence, KS.
Associate degrees and Certificate programs offered are:
 Medical - Pharmacy Technician, Dental Assistant, Medical Assistant and Medical Billing & Coding Specialist
 Health & Fitness - Massage Therapy and Personal Trainer
 Alternative Energy - Wind Turbine Technician
 Trades & Technical - HVAC Technician and Electronics
Technology
South Kansas City Campus
1001 E. 101st Terrace, Ste 325, Kansas City, MO 64131
Phone: 816-331-5700 or 877-241-3097
North Kansas City Campus
11500 NW Ambassador Dr, Ste 221, Kansas City, MO 64153
Phone: 816-270-5300
Website: www.pcitraining.edu
Professional Bartending Schools of America
PBSA is an education company providing food safety and
alcohol certification courses online and professional bartender training at their state licensed schools. They have
been training professional bartenders for over 20 years at
two locations in Missouri:
International School of Professional Bartending
2001 Baltimore Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Phone: 816-753-3900 or 1-800-Bartend
The Bartending School of St. Louis
909 FeeFee Road, Maryland Heights, Missouri 63043
Phone: 314-878-2271
Website: www.pbsa.com
Professional Massage Training Center
Southwest Baptist University
The Professional Massage Training Center was founded in
Missouri in March 1994 in response to a growing demand
for highly skilled massage professionals. PMTC offers a one
year, two-term certificate program in Clinical and Spa Massage Therapy. PMTC is recognized and authorized by the
Missouri Coordinating Board of Higher Education.
Southwest Baptist University is a private, four-year comprehensive evangelical university offering more than 80 areas
of academic study. SBU was founded in 1878 and has always been a distinctively Christian educational institution
offering courses leading both to undergraduate and graduate degrees. The University is comprised of six colleges:
Business & Computer Science, Education & Social Sciences,
Science & Mathematics, Courts Redford College of Theology
& Ministry, and the Geneva Casebolt College of Music, Arts,
& Letters. Areas of certification and professional areas of
study are also offered. SBU also offers branch campuses in
Mountain View, Salem, and Springfield (Mercy College of
Nursing & Health Sciences of SBU).
229 East Commercial Street, Springfield, Missouri 65803
Phone: 417-863-7682
Website: www.pmtc.edu
Rockhurst University
As one of 28 Jesuit universities and colleges in the United
States, Rockhurst University is part of the largest network
of independent higher education institutions in the nation.
Since 1910, a commitment to academic excellence and
community service has marked Rockhurst’s path. All its
academic programs feature the lifelong liberal arts learning
approach that is a hallmark of Jesuit education. Rockhurst
offers the following undergraduate and graduate degrees:
Bachelor of Arts in 16 disciplines; Bachelor of Science in 16
disciplines; Masters degrees in 5 disciplines, and Doctoral
degrees in 3 disciplines. Rockhurst Universities’ Continuing
Education Center Inc. is one of the largest providers of adult
continuing education nationwide.
1100 Rockhurst Road, Kansas City, Missouri 64110
Website: www.rockhurst.edu
Southeast Missouri State University
1600 University Avenue, Bolivar, Missouri 65613-2496
Phone: 800-526-5859 or 417-328-5281
Website: www.sbuniv.edu
St. Charles Community College
St. Charles Community College is public, comprehensive
two-year institution with associate’s degrees and certificate
programs in the arts, business, sciences, & career-technical
fields. SCC provides workforce training and communitybased personal and professional development as well as
cultural, recreational and entertainment opportunities. SCC
offers a full range of credit classes that form the first two
years of most college coursework. Students may earn an
associate’s degree, take courses that transfer to a four-year
college or university, or enroll in programs that prepare
them to enter the job market in high-employment fields.
Founded in 1873, Southeast Missouri State University has a
proud history of excellence in education. First founded as a
teacher’s college, the institution has grown into a comprehensive University with more than 150 academic programs
in five academic colleges: Donald L. Harrison College of
Business, College of Education, College of Health and Human Services, College of Liberal Arts, and the College of Science, Technology & Agriculture and four schools: School of
Extended Learning, School of Graduate Studies, School of
University Studies & Academic Information Services, and
the Earl & Margie Holland School of Visual & Performing
Arts. The University offers associate, undergraduate and
masters degrees, and a cooperative doctoral degree in education. Southeast’s main campus & River Campus are in
Cape Girardeau and there are regional campuses are in
Sikeston, Malden, Kennett, and Perryville.
4601 Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Cottleville, Missouri 63376
Phone: 636.922.8000
Website: www.stchas.edu
One University Plaza, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701
Phone: 573-651-2000
Website: www.semo.edu
3001 New Town Blvd, St. Charles, Missouri 63301
Website: www.stcharlesflyingservices.com/flight-training
St. Charles Flying Services, Inc.
St. Charles Flying Services, Inc. has been a FAA Chapter 141
certified flight school since 1974. It is Missouri’s only VA
approved proprietary Part 141 school. Operating as a Part
141 school requires their instruction to meet strict FAA
guidelines and must follow an FAA approved syllabus.
Maintaining this certification demands a high level of accountability to the FAA. St. Charles Flying Service has successfully utilized Jeppeson Sanderson training materials for
over 25 years and teach all ratings in airplanes, including:
Sport Pilot, Private Pilot, Commercial, Instrument, CFI, CFII,
Multi I, Multi II, and ATP.
St. Charles School of Massage Therapy
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
The mission of SCSMT is to prepare students to become
successful massage therapist. They are committed to creating an environment instrumental to learning & skill-building
and to achieve excellence in instruction & practice. SCSMT
offers a professional massage therapy training program
with day and evening classes. They are the only massage
therapy school in Missouri that is accredited by the Commission of Massage Therapy Accreditation.
Founded in 1864, St. Louis College of Pharmacy is the 3rd
oldest and the 10th largest pharmacy college in America.
SLCOP primarily admits students directly from high school,
and the curriculum integrates liberal arts & sciences with a
professional program. leading to The College’s seven-year
academic consists of three pre-professional years followed
by a 4-year professional program, resulting in a Doctor of
Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree with an integrated Bachelor of
Science degree. St. Louis College of Pharmacy is accredited
by the Accreditation Council on Pharmaceutical Education
and the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central
Association of Colleges & Schools.
2440 Executive Dr., Ste. 100, St. Charles, Missouri 63303
Phone: 636-498-0777
Website: www.csmt.net
St. Louis Christian College
St. Louis Christian College pursues excellence in the Word &
develops servant leaders for urban, suburban, & global ministry. SLCC educates Christians with a biblical and academic
foundation. They offer traditional degrees in: Behavioral
Ministry, Children’s Ministry, Christian Ministry, Discipleship & Involvement, General Studies, Intercultural & Urban
Missions, Preaching Ministry, Student Ministry, Teaching
English to Students of Other Languages, and Worship & Music. SLCC also offers evening and online degrees.
1360 Grandview Drive, Florissant, Missouri 63033
Website: www.slcconline.edu
St. Louis College of Health Careers
St. Louis College of Health Careers is a progressive institution dedicated to training students to understand the complexities of modern medical systems. By applying collegiate
style education with conceptual and theoretical models of
instruction for training future health care professionals,
SLCHC has expanded its programming to include:
 Medical Assistant
 Medical Billing & Coding
 Pharmacy Technician
 Medical Office Administration
 Patient Care Technician
 Respiratory Therapy
 Practical Nursing
 Physical Therapy Assistant
 Occupational Therapy Assistant
4588 Parkview Place, St. Louis, Missouri 63110-1088
Phone: 800-278-5267 or 314-367-8700
Website: www.stlcop.edu
St. Louis Community College System
Geographic accessibility to higher education is one of the
cornerstones of St. Louis Community College. STLCC provides that accessibility with four main campuses strategically located throughout the St. Louis metropolitan area.
The college also operates education centers throughout the
service area and offers courses and programs at numerous
area high schools, community centers, libraries, churches,
hospitals, and museums. SLCC offer Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Associate in Fine Arts, and Associates of
Arts in Teaching degree programs; 100 career & technical
education programs in which students can earn an Associate in Applied Sciences degree, a Certificate of Proficiency
or a Certificate of Specialization; and other academic programs that enhance student’s experiences while attending
the college and continue their education after graduation.
Joseph P. Cosand Center (Administrative Offices)
300 South Broadway, St. Louis, Missouri 63102-2800
Phone: 314-539-5000
Florissant Valley Campus
3400 Pershall Road, Ferguson, Missouri 63135
Phone: 314-513-4200
Forest Park Campus
5600 Oakland Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63110-1316
Phone: 314-644-9100
City Campus
909 South Taylor Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63110
Phone: 314-652-0300 or toll free: 866-529-7380
Meramec Campus
11333 Big Bend Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri 63122-5720
Phone: 314-984-7500
County Campus
1297 North Highway Drive, Fenton, Missouri 63026
Phone: 636-529-0000 or toll free: 866-529-7380
Wildwood Campus
2645 Generations Drive, Wildwood, Missouri 63040
Phone: 636-422-2000
www.saintlouishealthcareers.com
Website: www.stlcc.edu
St. Louis University
Stephens College
Founded in 1818, Saint Louis University is a Catholic, Jesuit
institution with campuses in St. Louis, MO and Madrid,
Spain. The main campus is in the St. Louis arts district, approximately five minutes from the Gateway Arch. SLU values academic excellence, life-changing research, compassionate health care, and a strong commitment to faith and
community service. As a major research institution, SLU
provides premier researchers opportunities to tackle local
and global challenges. Saint Louis University offers nearly
100 undergraduate programs and over 60 graduate and
professional degree programs of study. SLU also offers
Adult Education majors and programs that are flexible and
designed to fit into the schedules of busy adults.
Stephens College is the second oldest women’s college in
the country. Since its founding in 1833, Stephens has been
offering innovative, career-focused programs sound in the
liberal arts with an emphasis on creative arts and science.
They take a hands-on, experiential approach to education,
making sure students get both quality classroom instruction
and external work experiences that compliment their
coursework. Through its School of Fashion & Design;
School of Humanities & Sciences; School of Interdisciplinary
Studies; School of Organizational Leadership & Strategic
Communications; and School of Performing Arts, Stephens
offers over 29 undergraduate & graduate programs.
One North Grand Blvd, St. Louis, Missouri 63103
Website: www.slu.edu
State Fair Community College
State Fair Community College is a public, nonprofit college
that serves the educational needs of 14 counties in west
central Missouri. In addition to the Sedalia Campus, classes
are offered in Boonville, Clinton, Eldon, Lake of the Ozarks,
Warsaw, Whiteman Air Force Base in Knob Noster, and
online. SFCC offers more than 65 degree and certificate
programs in the Arts, Sciences, Business, Career, and Technical fields, plus an Associate of Arts degree for transfer to a
four-year college, an Associate of Arts in Teaching, and an
Associate of Science in Chemistry or Engineering.
SFCC - Sedalia (Main Campus)
3201 West 16th Street, Sedalia, Missouri 65301-2199
Phone: 660-530-5800 or Toll Free (in MO): 877-311-7322
Website: www.sfccmo.edu
State Technical College of Missouri
State Technical College of Missouri, founded in 1961, is Missouri’s only two-year technical college with a statewide mission. Originating as Linn Technical Junior College, STC became part of the public higher education system in Missouri
in 1996. State Technical College of Missouri offers more
than 35 advanced technical training programs at the associate of applied science degree and certificate level. In addition, customized and contract training is offered to Missouri
business and industry. In each program, the curriculum
includes an integration of theory with hands-on application
and experience. Such integration ensures the development
of functional troubleshooting skills with traditional and innovative techniques, approaches and equipment.
One Technology Drive, Linn, Missouri 65051
Phone: 800-743-8324
Website: www.statetechmo.edu
1200 East Broadway, Columbia, Missouri 65215-0001
Phone: 573-876-7207 or 573-442-2211
Website: www.stephens.edu
Three Rivers Community College
TRCC is a public, two-year institution established over 40
years ago to provide equal educational opportunities to the
residents of the Three Rivers Junior College District and
neighboring areas in Southeast Missouri. In addition to the
main campus in Poplar Bluff, TRCC has in-district centers in
Doniphan, Piedmont and Van Buren, and full-service centers in Kennett, Malden, Dexter, Portageville, Sikeston, and
Cape Girardeau. Three Rivers offers a broad range of degrees and certificates in over 100 programs of study. TRCC
also offers a variety of options in the areas of workforce
development and continuing education.
2080 Three Rivers Boulevard, Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901
Website: www.trcc.edu
The Tom Rose School
Founded in 1979, the Tom Rose School is one of the world’s
elite dog-trainer academies. Through lectures, demonstrations, and extensive supervised hands-on training, students
learn a variety of dog training theories and techniques, and
how to apply them. Their programs challenge students to
develop unique training methods and problem-solving techniques as they gain experience working with a wide range
of dog personalities and temperaments. Courses offered
include: Professionals (prerequisite for other courses),
Guide & Assistant, Masters, Advanced Masters, Competition Obedience, Protection, Pet Obedience, Scent Detection, Tracking and Agility.
6701 Antire Road, High Ridge, Missouri 63049
Phone: 888-866-7673 or 636-376-4273
Website: www.tomrose.com
Truman State University
University of Missouri – Kansas City
Truman State University is Missouri’s only public liberal arts
and sciences institution, offering students a high-quality,
affordable education. Truman State has evolved from a
teacher’s college, founded in 1867, to a nationally recognized learning destination that attracts high-ability, intellectual students. Truman offers over 90 undergraduate majors
and minors, 13 Pre-professional areas of study, 12 graduate
programs, and academic resources and support services to
prepare students for any career they wish to pursue.
Located in the heart of Kansas City, the University of Missouri-Kansas City is a public research university focused on
urban issues. It is recognized nationally and internationally
for the quality of its faculty, students, research, and community leadership. Since it was chartered in 1929, UMKC
has grown and expanded to include 13 schools and colleges, and to offer over 50 majors and programs with 125
academic areas of study. Many of the programs have become integral to the cultural character of Kansas City. The
UMKC School of Medicine is very unique in that it offers a
revolutionary 6-year combined bachelor/M.D. program.
One of the university’s most important events came in 1963
when it joined the University of Missouri System.
100 East Normal, Kirksville, Missouri 63501-9980
Phone: 660-785-4000
Website: www.truman.edu
University of Central Missouri
University of Central Missouri is a comprehensive, public
university dedicated to providing personalized higher education experiences for all students. The cornerstones of
UCM are innovative academics, engaging programs, servant / leadership opportunities and global perspective.
Central Missouri offers 150 programs of study leading to a
certificate, bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, education
specialist degree or cooperative doctorate. These include
10 pre-professional programs, 27 areas of teacher certification and 37 graduate programs.
108 W. South Street / Post Office box 800
Warrensburg, Missouri 64093
Phone: 877-729-8266 or 660-543-4111
Website: www.ucmo.edu
University of Missouri - Columbia
The University of Missouri was founded in 1839, as the first
public university west of the Mississippi River. Considered
one of the nation’s top-tier institutions, Mizzou is the flagship campus of the four-campus University of Missouri System. The state’s most comprehensive university, MU offers
more than 300 degree programs through 19 colleges and
schools and is one of only five universities nationwide with
law, medicine, veterinary medicine, and a nuclear research
reactor on one campus. Experiential learning is an essential
part of an MU degree. For example, The National Science
Foundation has recognized MU as one of the top-10 universities in the U.S. for undergraduate research opportunities.
Also, real-world media experience, or the Mizzou Method,
in journalism and a problem–base curriculum in medicine
are more examples. Citizens across the state connect with
MU by participating in Extension Center programs in every
county and cheering for the Mizzou Tigers!
230 Jesse Hall, Columbia, Missouri 65211
Phone: 573-882-7786 or 800-225-6075
Website: www.missouri.edu
5100 Rockhill Road, Kansas City, Missouri 64110
Phone: 816-235-1000 or 800-775-8652
Website: www.umkc.edu
University of Missouri-St. Louis
The University of Missouri-St. Louis is the largest research
university located in the Missouri’s most populous and economically important region. UMSL provides excellent learning experiences and leadership opportunities to a diverse
student body whose influence on the region upon graduation is immense. UMSL has 11 colleges and schools that
offer undergraduate and graduate degrees and certificate
programs in over 36 majors and degree programs. The
UMSL Office of Research Administration provides leadership and support in the development, execution and operation of programs in sponsored research, technology commercialization and economic development for the region.
1 University Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri 63121-4400
Phone: 314-516-5000 or 888-462-8675 (888-GO2-UMSL)
Website: www.umsl.edu
University of Phoenix
The University of Phoenix mainly offers online classes
geared toward helping working adults obtain their degrees.
There are 3 campuses in Missouri. Classes offered at each
physical campus vary.
University of Phoenix - Kansas City Campus
1310 E. 104th St, Ste 100, Kansas City, MO 64131-4504
Phone: 816-943-9600
University of Phoenix - St. Louis Campus
13801 Riverport Drive, St. Louis, MO 63043
Phone: 314-298-9755
Univ. of Phoenix - Downtown St. Louis Learning Center
211 North Broadway, St. Louis, MO 63102-2711
Phone: 314-298-9755
www.phoenix.edu
Vatterott Educational Centers, Inc.
Washington University in St. Louis
Vatterott serves a diverse student population across 19 locations and 9 states, as well as a vibrant online community.
Vatterott offers programs in the fields of Business, Technical, Trades, Cosmetology, Dental, Legal, Personal Fitness,
Veterinary, and many continuing education opportunities.
All programs are industry-relevant and designed to support
the Vatterott of providing career skills for a better life.
Vatterott College - Joplin, MO
809 Illinois Avenue, Joplin, Missouri 64801
A medium-sized, independent university located in the nation’s center, Washington University is counted among the
world’s leaders in teaching, research, patient care and service to society. Through innovative research, the university
is committed to creating the new knowledge necessary to
achieve a bright and sustainable future in Medical, Environmental & Energy, Innovation & Entrepreneurial, and Plant
Science research areas. The university is comprised of 13
Schools, Departments and Divisions which offer more than
90 programs and almost 1,500 courses; offers bachelor’s,
master’s and doctoral degrees in a broad spectrum of traditional and interdisciplinary fields; and provides additional
opportunities for minor concentrations and individualized
programs.
Vatterott College - Kansas City, MO
4131 N. Corrington Ave, Kansas City, Missouri 64117
One Brookings Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63130-4899
Website: www.wustl.edu
Vatterott College - St. Charles, MO
3550 W. Clay Street, St. Charles, Missouri 63366
Webster University
Vatterott College - North Park (Berkeley, MO)
8580 Evans Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63134
Vatterott College - Springfield, MO
3850 South Campbell Ave, Springfield, Missouri 65807
Vatterott College - St. Joseph
3709 N. Belt Hwy, St. Joseph, Missouri 64506
Vatterott College - Sunset Hills
12900 Maurer Industrial Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63127
Vatterott - Affiliate Schools
Court Reporting Institutes - St. Louis
7730 Carondelet Ave, Suite 400, Clayton, MO 63105
L’ÉCOLE Culinaire - Kansas City
310 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, MO 64112
Phone: 816-205-2521 or 816-627-0100
L’ÉCOLE Culinaire - St. Louis
9811 South Forty Drive, St. Louis, MO 63124-1188
Phone: 314-587-2433
Vatterott College - ex’treme Institute by Nelly
800 N. 3rd Street, St. Louis, MO 63102
Website: www.vatterott.edu
Founded in 1915, with five students and a pioneering educational mission, Webster has a history of shaping higher
education. With 22,500 students at locations around the
world, Webster is defining global education for the future.
Students experience the diversity of the world in a richly
educational way. Small, highly interactive classes encourage innovation, collaboration, and self-expression. Webster
is the only Tier 1, private, nonprofit university with campus
locations around the world including metropolitan, military,
online and corporate, plus traditional, American-style campuses in North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. Webster is
one of the most diverse universities in the country, which is
an enduring part of their history and central to their future.
470 East Lockwood Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63119
Toll Free: 800-981-9801
Website: www.websteruniv.edu
Wellspring School of Allied Health - Kansas City
With more that 25 years of history in the Kansas City area,
the Wellspring School of Allied Health offers a full suite of
Health and Wellness education taught by professional instructors who are leaders in the industry. Career Training
Programs are offered in Medical Assisting; Massage Therapy; and Personal Training. Wellspring’s mission is to provide focused, efficient, career-oriented wellness training
programs and to launch their graduates into successful, fulfilling careers of helping others improve their overall health,
fitness and quality of life.
9140 Ward Parkway, Ste 100, Kansas City, Missouri 64114
Phone: 816-523-9140 or 866-433-9140
Website: www.wellspring.edu
Wentworth Military Academy and College
William Jewell College
Established in 1880, Wentworth provides a high quality
education to young men and women. The military environment allows our cadets to learn and practice the basics of
leadership everyday, developing important skills they carry
with them the rest of their lives. Wentworth produces mature young men and women who are self-motivated, welleducated, highly principled, self-confident, respectful of
others and loyal to family and country. WMAC is a private,
co-educational boarding military school and two-year college. For 9th - 12th graders, Wentworth provides an exemplary college prep education, which builds self-discipline
and self-confidence. In their college, small class sizes and
personal interaction with faculty allows traditional and military students to achieve success in academics and in life.
Wentworth is one of only five schools in the country to offer a commission as a second lieutenant in United States
Army after only two years of college.
William Jewell College was established in 1849 in Liberty,
MO, at the edge of the American wilderness. The school
was named in honor of Dr. William Jewell, physician, legislator, and Baptist layman. William Jewell College promises
students an outstanding liberal arts education that cultivates leadership, service, and spiritual growth within a community inspired by Christian ideals and committed to open,
rigorous, intellectual pursuits. At William Jewell College,
students are prepared to think critically and adapt in a rapidly changing and complex world. As a national liberal arts
college, William Jewell emphasizes “liberal” learning, meaning to liberate the mind, think independently, respect differences, connect ideas, and challenge assumptions. This
approach to teaching and learning is reflected in all areas of
study and experience-based activities. With traditional majors, interdisciplinary fields of study, dual-degrees, preprofessional programs and self-designed majors, William
Jewell allows students to personalize their educational experience to develop their own interests and passions.
1880 Washington Avenue, Lexington, Missouri 64067
Phone: 800-962-7682
Website: www.wma.edu
Westminster College
Founded in 1851, Westminster College is a private, coeducational, residential, undergraduate college. Their curriculum offers 36 majors, 34 minors, and 12 pre-professional
programs, and focuses on preparing students to succeed
within their chosen careers and the diverse global community we live in. Students are challenged and guided by expert faculty to evolve into the capable leaders and confident difference-makers they are meant to be. Significant
historical events have helped shape Westminster college’s
vision and goals for the future. On March 5, 1946, Winston
Churchill put Fulton on the map when he delivered his
world-famous “Iron Curtain Speech” on the Westminster
campus at the Invitation Harry S. Truman. To honor his wisdom and legacy Westminster College established The National Churchill Museum, which is housed in the undercroft
of the Church of St. Mary, Virgin of Aldermanbury. The
church was moved to the campus from London and dedicated May 7, 1969. Westminster has continued to honor
Mr. Churchill through the creation of the Churchill Institute
for Global Engagement. The Institute seeks to encourage
diversity and enrollment of international students by furthering global education with new academic programs and
global initiatives.
500 College Hill, Liberty, Missouri 64068
Website: www.jewell.edu
Williams Woods University
William Woods University is a diverse learning community
of students and faculty. Established in 1870 as the Female
Orphan School of the Christian Church of Missouri, William
Woods began as a work of compassion and love. In 1900
the school was renamed for William Stone Woods, and
since then it has grown and evolved to the university it is
today. WWU offers unique undergraduate programs, including an internationally recognized equestrian studies
program, a four-year American Sign Language interpreting
program, and a criminal justice degree with an emphasis on
homeland security. William Woods’ 140-year history of
service and leadership in education has given them, as a
community, values that endure and make the William
Woods educational experience phenomenal. William
Woods University offers 10 undergraduate programs and
degrees, and 2 graduate degrees.
One University Avenue, Fulton, Missouri 65251
Phone: 800-995-3159
Website: www.williamwoods.edu
501 Westminster Avenue, Fulton, Missouri 65251-1229
Toll Free: 800-888-9266
Website: www.westminster-mo.edu
Hot Jobs for the 21st Century, 2006-2016
Labor Force:
 The labor force is estimated to increase by 12.8 million persons
between 2006-2016; about 6.3 million (49 percent) will be women.
 In 2016, women are expected to comprise 46.5 percent of the estimated 164.2 million persons in the labor force.
Employment:
 During the 2006-2016 period, total employment is projected to
increase by 10.4 percent from 150.6 to 166.2 million.
 Over the 2006-2016 period, employment in professional & related
occupations is projected to grow at the same rate as employment in
service occupations—both at 16.7 percent.
 Between the 2006-2016 period, production occupations are expected to see a loss of slightly more than half a million jobs
(528,000).
Occupations - Fastest Growth:
The fastest growing occupations are dominated by professional and related occupations associated with
health care and the provision of social and mental health services. Examples are:
 Health related:
Personal & Home care aides; Home Health Aides; Medical Assistants; Substance Abuse & Behavior Disorder Counselors; Social & Human Service Assistants; Physical Therapists Assistants; Pharmacy Technicians;
Dental Hygienists; & Mental Health Counselors; Mental Health & Substance Abuse Social Workers; Dental Assistants; Physical Therapists; and Physician Assistants
 Computer Related:
Network System & Data Communication Analysts; Computer Software Engineers; Computer Systems
Analysts; Database Administrators.
 Personal Care and Service Related:
Makeup Artists; Theatrical & Performance; Skin Care Specialists; Manicurists & Pedicurists
 Other Fast Growing Occupations:
Veterinary Technologists & Technicians; Personal Financial Advisors; Veterinarians; Financial Analysts;
Gaming Surveillance Officers & Gaming Investigators; Forensic Science Technicians; Marriage & Family
Therapists; Gaming & Sport Book Writers & Runners; and Environmental Science & Protection Technicians, including Health.
Rapid growth in health-related occupations reflects an aging population that requires more health care,
a wealthier population that can afford better health care, and advances in medical technology that permit more health problems to be treated more aggressively.
The fastest growing health-related and personal care occupations are already dominated by women
and it stands to reason that women will continue to do so.
Source: Women’s Bureau (WB), Quick Facts on Hot Jobs for the 21st Century, United States Department of Labor.
Hot Jobs for the 21st Century, 2006-2016
Occupations Largest Growth:
The 30 occupations with the largest job growth are much less concentrated in professional and related
occupations than the 30 fastest growing occupations.
Examples are:

Professional and Managerial:
Registered Nurses, General & Operations Managers; Computer Software Engineers; Accountants
and Auditors; Management Analysts; Computer System Analysts; and Network Systems and Data
Communications Analysts.

Service Related:
Retail Salespersons; Janitors & Cleaners; Child Care Workers; Maids & Housekeeping Cleaners; and
Security Guards

Office and Administrative Support:
Office Clerks, Bookkeeping, Accounting & Auditing Clerks; Executive Secretaries & Administrative
Assistants; Receptionists & Information Clerks; and Customer Service Representatives.

Health Care Support:
Home Health Aides, Nursing Aides, Orderlies & Attendants; Personal & Home Care Aides; and
Medical Assistants.

Food Preparation and Serving Related:
Waiters & Waitresses; Combined Food Preparation & Serving Workers, including Fast Food.

Teaching:
Post Secondary Teachers; Elementary Teachers, except Special
Education; and Teacher Assistants.

Transportation and Material Moving:
Truck Drivers, Heavy & Tractor-Trailer; Laborers, Freight, Stock &
Material Movers; and Truck
Drivers, light & delivery service.

Other:
Landscaping & Grounds Keeping Workers; Carpenters; and Maintenance & Repair Workers, general.
Short-term on–the-job training is the level of post-secondary education or training most workers will need to become fully qualified in
the majority of these large growth occupations.
University of Missouri
Outreach and Extension Centers
University Outreach and MU Extension Centers
The University of Missouri Extension is a partnership of the
University of Missouri campuses, Lincoln University, county
extension councils, and the National Institute for Food and
Agriculture. University of Missouri Extension Offices make
University education and information accessible to all Missourians to develop empowered individuals, strong families,
economically viable communities, and healthy environments. The Extension Offices offer up-to-date information
about Agriculture, 4-H Youth, Business Development, Continuing Education, Human Environmental Sciences, Community Development, etc. Business & Industry (B&I) services
are available to both existing and start-up businesses.
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu
Adair County MU Extension Center
503 East Northtown Road, Kirksville, Missouri 63501
Phone: 660-665-9866
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/adair
Andrew County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, Post Office Box 32, Savannah, Missouri 64485
Phone: 816-324-3147
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/andrew
Atchison County MU Extension Center
201 Highway 136 East, Rock Port, Missouri 64482
Phone: 660-744-6231
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/atchison
Audrain County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, Room 304
101 North Jefferson, Mexico, Missouri 65265
Phone: 573-581-3231
Website: extension.missouri.edu/audrain
Barry County MU Extension Center
700 Main, Suite 4, Cassville, Missouri 65625
Phone: 417-847-3161
Website: extension.missouri.edu/barry
Barton County MU Extension Center
801 East 12th Street, Lamar, Missouri 64759
Phone: 417-682-3579
Website: extension.missouri.edu/barton
Bates County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, 1 North Delaware, Butler, Missouri 64730
Phone: 660-679-4167
Website: extension.missouri.edu/bates
Benton County MU Extension Center
1220 Commercial Street, Warsaw, Missouri 65355
Phone: 660-438-5012
Website: extension.missouri.edu/benton
Bollinger County MU Extension Center
304 High Street; PO Box 19, Marble Hill, Missouri 63764
Phone: 573-238-2420
Website: extension.missouri.edu/bollinger
Boone County MU Extension Center
1012 North Highway UU, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Phone: 573-445-9792
Website: extension.missouri.edu/boone
Buchanan County MU Extension Center
4125 Mitchell Avenue, St. Joseph, Missouri 64507
Phone: 816-279-1691
Website: extension.missouri.edu/buchanan
Butler County MU Extension Center
222 North Broadway Street, Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901
Phone: 573-686-8064
Website: extension.missouri.edu/butler
Caldwell County MU Extension Center
102 North Main, Gallatin, Missouri 64640
Phone: 660-663-3232
Website: extension.missouri.edu/caldwell
Callaway County MU Extension Center
5803 County Road 302, Fulton, Missouri 65251
Phone: 573-642-0755
Website: extension.missouri.edu/callaway
Camden County MU Extension Center
44 Roofener St., PO Box 1405, Camdenton, Missouri 65020
Phone: 573-346-2644
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/camden
Cape Girardeau County MU Extension Center
684 W. Jackson Trail, PO Box 408, Jackson, Missouri 63755
Phone: 573-243-3581
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/capegirardeau
Cooper County MU Extension Center
510 Jackson Road, Suite A, Boonville, Missouri 65233
Phone: 660-882-5661
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/cooper
Carroll County MU Extension Center
111 North Mason, Carrollton, Missouri 64633
Phone: 660-542-1792
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/carroll
Crawford County MU Extension Center
302 Water Street, PO Box 190, Steelville, Missouri 65565
Phone: 573-775-2135
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/crawford
Carter County MU Extension Center
1002 Broadway, PO Box 459, Van Buren, Missouri 63965
Phone: 573-323-4418
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/carter
Dade County MU Extension Center
2 N. Main Street, Courthouse, Greenfield, Missouri 65661
Phone: 417-637-2112
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/dade
Cass County MU Extension Center
201 West Wall Street, Harrisonville, Missouri 64701
Phone: 816-380-8460
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/cass
Dallas County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, PO Box 1070, Buffalo, Missouri 65622
Phone: 417-345-7551
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/dallas
Cedar County MU Extension Center
113 South Street, Stockton, Missouri 65785
Phone: 417-276-3313
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/cedar
Daviess / Caldwell County MU Extension Center
102 North Main, Suite 1, Gallatin, Missouri 64640-1170
Phone: 660-663-3232
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/daviess
Chariton County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, 306 S. Cherry, Keytesville, Missouri 65261
Phone: 660-288-3239
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/chariton
DeKalb County MU Extension Center
Post Office Box 218, Maysville, Missouri 64469
Phone: 816-279-1691
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/dekalb
Christian County MU Extension Center
105 North 2nd Street, PO Box 160, Ozark, Missouri 65721
Phone: 417-581-3558
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/christian
Dent County MU Extension Center
Judicial Building, 112 E. 5th St, Ste 4, Salem, Missouri 65560
Phone: 573-729-3196
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/dent
Clark County MU Extension Center
111 East Court Street, Suite 10, Kahoka, Missouri 63445
Phone: 660-727-3339
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/clark
Douglas County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, PO Box 668, Ava, Missouri 65608
Phone: 417-683-4409
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/douglas
Clay County MU Extension Center
Clay County Annex, 1901 NE 48th St, Kansas City, MO 64118
Phone: 816-407-3490
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/clay
Dunklin County MU Extension Center
233 N. Main Street, PO Box 160, Kennett, Missouri 63857
Phone: 573-888-4722
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/dunklin
Clinton County MU Extension Center
101 South Main, PO Box 294, Plattsburg, Missouri 64477
Phone: 816-539-3765 Website:
www.extension.missouri.edu/clinton
Franklin County MU Extension Center
116 W. Main Street, Union, Missouri 63084
Phone: 636-583-5141
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/franklin
Cole County MU Extension Center
2436 Tanner Bridge Road, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Phone: 573-634-2824
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/cole
Gasconade County MU Extension Center
1106 W. Highway 28, Owensville, Missouri 65066
Phone: 573-437-2165
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/gasconade
Gentry County MU Extension Center
1109 South Birch Street, Albany, Missouri 64402
Phone: 660-726-5610
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/gentry
Jackson County—Blue Springs MU Extension Center
1106 West Main Street, Blue Springs, Missouri 64015
Phone: 816-252-5051
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/jackson
Greene County MU Extension Center
2400 South Scenic Avenue, Springfield, Missouri 65807
Phone: 417-881-8909
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/greene
Jackson County-Kansas City MU Extension Center
105 E. 5th Street, Suite 200, Kansas City, Missouri 64127
Phone: 816-482-5850
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/jackson
Greene County Family Nutrition Education Program
2160 W Chesterfield Blvd, Ste F200, Springfield, MO 65806
Phone: 417-866-2059
Jasper County MU Extension Center
Courthouse Basement, Carthage, Missouri 64836
Phone: 417-358-2158
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/jasper
Grundy County MU Extension Center
700 Main, Courthouse, 1st Floor, Trenton, Missouri 64683
Phone: 660-359-4040
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/grundy
Harrison County MU Extension Center
1505 Main St; Courthouse Basement, Bethany, MO 64424
Phone: 660-425-6434
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/harrison
Henry County MU Extension Center
100 West Franklin, Courthouse Basement, Room 16
Clinton, Missouri 64735
Phone: 660-885-5556
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/henry
Jefferson County MU Extension Center
301 3rd Street, PO Box 497, Hillsboro, Missouri 63050
Phone: 636-797-5391
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/jefferson
Johnson County MU Extension Center
135 W. Market, Warrensburg, Missouri 64093
Phone: 660-747-3193
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/johnson
Knox County MU Extension Center
110 N. 4th Street, Edina, Missouri 63537
Phone: 660-397-2179
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/knox
Hickory County MU Extension Center
203 Cedar Street, Hermitage, Missouri 65668
Phone: 417-745-6767
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/hickory
Laclede County MU Extension Center
186-D N. Adams Avenue, Lebanon, Missouri 65536
Phone: 417-532-7126
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/laclede
Holt County MU Extension Center
101 E. Missouri St, PO Box 407, Oregon, Missouri 64473
Phone: 660-446-3724
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/holt
Lafayette County MU Extension Center
14 E. 19th Street, Suite 102, Higginsville, Missouri 64037
Phone: 660-584-3658
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/lafayette
Howard County MU Extension Center
600 West Morrison, Suite 17, Fayette, Missouri 65248
Phone: 660-248-2272
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/howard
Lawrence County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, PO Box 388, Mt. Vernon, Missouri 65712
Phone: 417-466-3102
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/lawrence
Howell County MU Extension Center
217 South Aid Avenue, West Plains, Missouri 65775
Phone: 417-256-2391
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/howell
Lewis County MU Extension Center
104 E. Jefferson St, PO Box 68, Monticello, Missouri 63457
Phone: 573-767-5273
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/lewis
Iron County MU Extension Center
Courthouse; 250 South Main, Ironton, Missouri 63650
Phone: 573-546-7515
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/iron
Lincoln County MU Extension Center
880 West College , Troy, Missouri 63379
Phone: 636-528-4613
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/lincoln
Linn County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, PO Box 81, Linneus, Missouri 64653
Phone: 660-895-5123
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/linn
Montgomery County MU Extension Center
310 Salisbury St, Ste. E, Montgomery City, Missouri 63361
Phone: 573-564-3733
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/montgomery
Livingston County MU Extension Center
2881 Grand Drive, Suite 2, Chillicothe, Missouri 64601
Phone: 660-646-0811
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/livingston
Monroe County MU Extension Center
Phone: 660-327-4158
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/monroe
Macon County MU Extension Center
514 E. Briggs Drive, Suite D, Macon, Missouri 63552
Phone: 660-385-2173
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/macon
Morgan / Moniteau County MU Extension Center
100 E. Newton Street, 4th Floor, Versailles, Missouri 65084
Phone: 573-378-5358
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/morgan
Madison County MU Extension Center
137 West Main, Fredericktown, Missouri 63645
Phone: 573-783-3303
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/madison
New Madrid County MU Extension Center
420 Mott Street, New Madrid, Missouri 63869
Phone: 573-748-5531
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/newmadrid
Maries County MU Extension Center
Post Office Box 116, Vienna, Missouri 65582
Phone: 573-422-3359
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/maries
Newton County MU Extension Center
18728 Highway 59, Neosho, Missouri 64850
Phone: 417-455-9500
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/newton
Marion County MU Extension Center
100 S. Main, Suite 201, Palmyra, Missouri 63461-1658
Phone: 573-769-2177
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/marion
Nodaway County MU Extension Center
Administration Center, 403 N. Market, Room 308
Maryville, Missouri 64468
Phone: 660-582-8101
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/nodaway
McDonald County MU Extension Center
306 E. Harman, PO Box 336, Pineville, Missouri 64856
Phone: 417-223-4775
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/mcdonald
Mercer County MU Extension Center
102 S. Broadway, Courthouse Annex, Princeton, MO 64673
Phone: 660-748-3315
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/mercer
Miller County MU Extension Center
134 Second Street, Tuscumbia, Missouri 65082
Phone: 573-369-2394
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/miller
Mississippi County MU Extension Center
109 North First Street, Charleston, Missouri 63834
Phone: 573-683-6129
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/mississippi
Moniteau / Morgan County MU Extension Center
100 E. Newton Street, 4th Floor, Versailles, Missouri 65084
Phone: 573-378-5358
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/morgan
Oregon County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, PO Box 97, Alton, Missouri 65606
Phone: 417-778-7490
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/oregon
Osage County MU Extension Center
205 East Main Street, PO Box 795, Linn, Missouri 65051
Phone: 573-897-3648
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/osage
Ozark County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, PO Box 187, Gainesville, Missouri 65655
Phone: 417-679-3525
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/ozark
Pemiscot County MU Extension Center
111 E. 3rd Street, Caruthersville, Missouri 63830
Phone: 573-333-0258
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/pemiscot
Perry County MU Extension Center
321 N. Main Street, Suite 1, Perryville, Missouri 63775
Phone: 573-547-4505
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/perry
Pettis County MU Extension Center
1012A Thompson Blvd, Sedalia, Missouri 65301
Phone: 660-827-0591
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/pettis
Ripley County MU Extension Center
100 Courthouse Square, Suite 7, Doniphan, Missouri 63935
Phone: 573-996-2921
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/ripley
Phelps County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, 200 N. Main, Rolla, Missouri 65401
Phone: 573-458-6260
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/phelps
Saline County MU Extension Center
353 South Lafayette, Marshall, Missouri 65340
Phone: 660-886-6908
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/saline
Pike County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, 115 W. Main, Bowling Green, Missouri 63334
Phone: 573-324-5464
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/pike
Schuyler County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, PO Box 310, Lancaster, Missouri 63548
Phone: 660-457-3469
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/schuyler
Platte County MU Extension Center
11724 NW Plaza Circle, Ste 300, Kansas City, Missouri 64153
Phone: 816-270-2141
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/platte
Scotland County MU Extension Center
117 S. Market Street, Room 105, Memphis, Missouri 63555
Phone: 573-465-7255
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/scotland
Polk County MU Extension Center
110 East Jefferson, Bolivar, Missouri 65613
Phone: 417-326-4916
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/polk
Scott County MU Extension Center
6458 State Highway 77, PO Box 187, Benton, MO 63736
Phone: 573-545-3516
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/scott
Pulaski County MU Extension Center
403 School Street, Suite 1, Waynesville, Missouri 65583
Phone: 573-774-6177
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/pulaski
Shannon County MU Extension Center
Post Office Box 337, Eminence, Missouri 65466
Phone: 573-226-5544
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/shannon
Putnam County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, Room 104, Unionville, Missouri 63565
Phone: 660-947-2705
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/putnam
Shelby County MU Extension Center
Post Office Box 230, Shelbyville, Missouri 63469
Phone: 573-633-2640
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/shelby
Ralls County MU Extension Center
311 S. Main, Courthouse, Post Office Box 540
New London, Missouri 63459
Phone: 573-985-3911
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/ralls
St. Charles County MU Extension Center
260 Brown Road, St. Peters, Missouri 63376
Phone: 636-970-3000
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/stcharles
Randolph County MU Extension Center
423 E. Logan, PO Box 655, Moberly, Missouri 65270
Phone: 660-269-9656
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/randolph
Ray County MU Extension Center
1015 W. Royle St, PO Box 204, Richmond, Missouri 64085
Phone: 816-776-6961
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/ray
Reynolds County MU Extension Center
2319 Green Street, PO Box 33, Ellington, Missouri 63633
Phone: 573-648-1035
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/reynolds
St. Clair County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, PO Box 523, Osceola, Missouri 64776
Phone: 417-646-2419
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/stclair
St. Francois County MU Extension Center
1 W. Liberty, Suite 101, Farmington, Missouri 63640
Phone: 573-756-4539
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/stfrancois
Ste. Genevieve County MU Extension Center
255 Market Street, County Services Building
Ste. Genevieve, Missouri 63670
Phone: 573-883-3548
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/stegenevieve
St. Louis City MU Extension Center
5300 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri 63112
Phone: 314-367-2585
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/stlouis
Washington County MU Extension Center
113 N. Missouri Street, Potosi, Missouri 63664
Phone: 573-438-2671
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/washington
St. Louis City FNEP MU Extension Center
4236 Lindell, Suite 201, St. Louis, Missouri 63108
Phone: 314-652-9111
Wayne County MU Extension Center
Post Office Box 200, Greenville, Missouri 63944
Phone: 573-224-5600 ext. 8
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/wayne
St. Louis County MU Extension Center
10650 Gateway Boulevard, Creve Coeur, Missouri 63132
Phone: 314-615-2911
Webster County MU Extension Center
800 S. Marshall Street, Marshfield, Missouri 65706
Phone: 417-859-2044
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/webster
St. Louis County MU Extension Center at UMSL
611 Tower, One University Blvd, St. Louis, Missouri 63121
Phone: 314-516-6392
Worth County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, PO Box 219, Grant City, Missouri 64456
Phone: 660-564-3363
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/worth
Stoddard County MU Extension Center
316 S. Prairie, PO Box 169, Bloomfield, Missouri 63825
Phone: 573-568-3344
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/stoddard
Wright County MU Extension Center
190 West Rolla, PO Box 458, Hartville, Missouri 65667
Phone: 417-741-6134
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/wright
Stone County MU Extension Center
108 E. 4th St, Courthouse 2nd Floor, Galena, MO 65656
Phone: 417-357-6812
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/stone
Sullivan County MU Extension Center
109 N. Main, Suite 30, Milan, Missouri 63556
Phone: 660-265-4541
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/sullivan
Taney County MU Extension Center
122 Felkin Ave, PO Box 598, Forsyth, Missouri 65653
Phone: 417-546-4431
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/taney
Texas County MU Extension Center
1418 S. Sam Houston Blvd, Houston, Missouri 65483
Phone: 417-967-4545
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/texas
Vernon County MU Extension Center
Courthouse, Ground Floor, Nevada, Missouri 64772
Phone: 417-448-2560
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/vernon
Warren County MU Extension Center
107 West Walton, Warrenton, Missouri 63383
Phone: 636-456-3444
Website: www.extension.missouri.edu/warren
Statewide Organizations and Resources
AAUW MO (American Association of University Women)
Best of Missouri’s Hands (Missouri Artisans Association)
The American Association of University Women is a national organization that advances equity for women and
girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. AAUW’s commitment to these issues is reflected in
their public policy efforts, programs, and diversity initiatives. There are 21 branch locations in Missouri. Please
visit the website for more information.
Website: www.aauwmo.org
The Best of Missouri Hands is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the development & recognition of Missouri’s artists & artisans. BOMH has members representative of artists from a diverse range of art forms and mediums, art
educators, the general public, businesses, & organizations.
AFL-CIO-Missouri
Business Women of Missouri
The mission of the MO AFLCIO is to improve the lives of
working families—to bring economic justice to the workplace and social justice to Missouri. To accomplish this mission we will build & change the American labor movement.
227 Jefferson Street, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Phone: 573-634-2115
Website: www.moaflcio.org
Accounting and Financial Women’s Alliance
The mission of AFWA is to enable women in all accounting
& related fields to achieve their full personal, professional
and economic potential and to contribute to the future development of their profession. For 75 years, members have
increased their career potential by connecting with colleagues, receiving education and mentorship to advance
their careers and in developing leadership skills.
Website: www.afwa.org
Missouri Chapters
Kansas City
Website: www.kansascityafwa.org
Springfield
Website: www.springfieldafwa.org
St. Louis
Website: www.facebook.com/AFWAStLouis
Associated Industries of Missouri
AIM has been serving the manufacturers and all other businesses of Missouri since 1919. AIM promotes pro-business
legislation through effective lobbying at the State Capitol
and provides a statewide member communications network, educational events and seminars, cost-saving member programs, and the support of their dedicated staff. AIM
is proud to be the Official State Partner of the National Association of Manufacturers.
3234 West Truman Blvd, Jefferson City, Missouri 65109
Phone: 573-634-2246
Website: www.aimo.com
2101 West Broadway, #322, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Phone: 866-699-2664
Website: www.bestofmissourihands.org
BWM works to achieve equity for women in the workplace
through advocacy, education and information. BWM members can exchange ideas, explore business opportunities &
share common goals with business women at the community & state level. BWM informs members about legislative
issues with possible impact on businesses. BWM offers programs designed to provide personal & professional development, growth & leadership opportunities.
Post Office Box 28243, Kansas City, Missouri 64188
Website: www.businesswomenmo.org
Children’s Trust Fund of Missouri
CTF’s primary function is to fund child abuse and neglect
prevention programs that focus on: Parent education and
support, Mentoring, Infant Nurturing, Community Education, Grandparent Support, staff training & development,
Home visitations for parents, Crisis Intervention/Crisis Nursery, Safe Crib/Safe Sleep for Infants, School-based prevention education, Sexual abuse prevention education, Fatherhood Initiatives, and Research.
301 West High Street, Room 860, Post Office Box 1641
Phone: 573-751-5147
Website: www.ctf4kids.org
Concerned Women for America - Missouri
The vision of CWA is for women, and like-minded men,
from all walks of life to come together and restore the family to its traditional purpose and thereby allow each member of the family to realize their God-given potential & be
more responsible citizens.
Phone: 314-608-0168
Website: www.cwfa.org/states/missouri
Greater Missouri Leadership Challenge
League of Women Voters of Missouri
GMLC is an annual traveling symposium designed to bring
together women leaders from global corporations, small
business, academia, government agencies, and nonprofit
organizations. Each year, in a highly competitive selection
process, a limited number of outstanding women leaders
are accepted into the program. The participants meet for
four, three day sessions which combine continuing education in leadership development, information and major discussion of state policy issues. GMLC’s vision is “Engaged
Women, Leading & Serving Their Communities.”
The mission of LWV Missouri is to encourage informed and
active participation of citizens in government, but as a nonpartisan organization, it neither opposes nor supports any
political party or candidate for public office, even when the
office is unaffiliated with a political party. LWVMO provides
nonpartisan information and training to others on voting
procedures, candidates, issues, effective lobbying, and running for office. Membership is open to everyone.
503 East Nifong Blvd #112, Columbia, MO 65201
Phone: 314-719-6561 or 573-489-4324
Website: www.greatermo.org
Kauffman Foundation
Established in the mid-1960’s by the late entrepreneur and
philanthropist Ewing Marion Kauffman, the Kauffman Foundation is based in Kansas City, Missouri, and is among the
largest private foundations in the United States. KF’s vision
is to foster a society of economically independent individuals who are engaged citizens in their communities. In service of this vision, they focus their grant making and operations in two areas - Education and Entrepreneurship which their founder, Ewing Kauffman, saw as two ends of a
continuum. ‘A quality education is the foundation of selfsufficiency, preparing young people for success in college
and in life. Many young will work in businesses started by
entrepreneurs. Some will become entrepreneurs themselves, providing jobs and wealth for society.’
Phone: 816-932-1000
Website: www.kauffman.org
8706 Manchester Rd, Ste 104, St. Louis, MO 63144-2724
Phone: 314-961-6869
Website: www.lwvmissouri.org
Provides financial assistance to manufacturers affected by
import competition. Eligible firms are assisted in two ways:
1. TAAC personnel conduct a comprehensive company assessment to identify opportunities for increased profits,
job creation, and long-term financial stability.
2. TAAF partners with manufacturers by offering grant
funding of either $150,000 (50% company match) or
$30,000 (25% company match) to implement projects
that are focused on improving a firm’s internal operations and competitive abilities for increased profits, job
creation, and long-term financial stability.
TAAC staff are experienced business professionals who
work collaboratively with manufacturers through each
phase of the program - from certification to project implementation and completion.
4200 Little Blue Parkway, Independence, Missouri 64104
Phone: 800-551-8222
Website: www.missouribusiness.net/taac
Missouri Association for Community Action
MACA is a statewide association of community action agencies fighting poverty in Missouri. Community Action Agencies can help families with childcare, transportation, weatherizing homes, obtaining education, saving to buy a house
and working their way to self-sufficiency. Their vision is
“A state where all people and communities thrive.” MACA
supports the vision through advocacy, training, awareness,
technical assistance, and resource development. MACA has
19 offices located throughout Missouri. People can find the
office closest to them on the MACA website or by calling
the Jefferson City office.
2014 William Street, Jefferson City, Missouri 65109
Phone: 573-634-2969
Website: www.communityaction.org
Missouri Department of Agriculture,
Business Development Division
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
Women, Infants and Children Program (WIC)
ABDD helps create opportunities for success for Missouri’s
farmers & agribusinesses. ABDD’s staff helps facilitate
growth in MO’s agriculture-based businesses by providing
business counseling, information, and training. Assistance
Programs for Agricultural Producers include: AgriMissouri
Membership, Aquaculture, Commodity Councils, Farmers
Markets, Financial Assistance, Growing Resources, International Trade, Market News & Reports, & Organic Producers.
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) is a special supplemental nutrition program which provides services to pregnant
women, new mothers, infants, and children up to their 5th
birthday based on nutritional risk and income eligibility.
The primary services provided are health screenings, risk
assessment, nutrition education and counseling, breastfeeding promotion and referrals to health care. Supplemental food is provided at no cost to participants. The goal
of the WIC Program is to improve the health and nutrition
of eligible women, infants and children.
MO Dept. of Agriculture, Business Development Division
1616 Missouri Blvd, PO Box 630, Jefferson City, MO 65102
Phone: 573-751-4762
Website: www.agriculture.mo.gov/abd
Missouri Department of Economic Development
Division of Business & Community Services
Post Office Box 570, Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-0570
Website: www.dhss.mo.gov/wic
Missouri Eagle Forum
BCS wants to be your partner in progress. Missouri’s central location, well-trained workforce, pro-business climate,
and strong community partnerships help create an environment for companies and communities to thrive. BCS has a
variety of programs to help eligible MO businesses grow,
expand, & create more jobs in Missouri. BCS works with
city & county governments &community organizations to
help them plan for & bring about economic growth, more
employment opportunities, and facility & infrastructure
repair & improvement.
Missouri Eagle Forum’s mission is to explain and defend the
Constitutional government handed down to us from our
Founding Fathers, and to inform grassroots conservatives
about the issues that face us today, arm citizens with facts
and encourage them to expand their spheres of influence.
301 West High Street, Rooms 680, 720 & 770
Toll Free: 866.647.3633
Website: www.ded.mo.gov
The Missouri Linked Deposit Program partners with lending
institutions to provide low-interest loans to help create and
retain jobs, expand the economy and strengthen communities statewide. By reducing the interest rate on certain
loans that borrowers can use to improve their businesses,
the program helps qualified lenders from Missouri better
serve Missouri based companies and agricultural operations. There are loan programs for Agriculture, Alternative
Energy, Job Enhancement, Local Governments, Multi-Family
Housing, and Small Business.
Missouri Department of Economic Development
Division of Workforce Development
DWD provides services for businesses and job seekers
through the Missouri Career Centers and jobs.mo.gov.
DWD works with a number of strategic partners to “skillup” Missouri’s workforce for today’s business and industry
needs. A wealth of information and resources about workforce services can be found at WorkSmartMissouri. There
are 35 Missouri Career Centers around the state, with staff
trained to offer personal assistance for your job search or
hiring needs.
9715 Litzsinger Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63124
Email: anne@eagleforum.org
Website: www.moeagleforum.org
Missouri State Treasurer’s Office
Attn: Missouri Linked Deposit Program
Post Office Box 210, Jefferson City, Missouri 65102
Phone: 573-751-2372
Website: www.treasurer.mo.gov/content/low-interest-loans
421 East Dunklin, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Phone: 573-751-3999
Website: www.jobs.mo.gov
Missouri Office of Administration,
Office of Equal Opportunity
Part of Missouri’s Office of Administration, the Office of
Equal Opportunity (OEO) exists to promote a diversified
workforce within state government and to assist women &
minorities in developing opportunities to contract with the
state, economically empowering traditionally underserved
communities and improving the overall fiscal vitality of Missouri. The goal of OEO is to promote diversity and improve
opportunities for women & minorities through excellent
service and efficient use of resources. OEO works toward
this goal by completing the following primary functions:
Certification of Minority/Women Business Enterprises (M/
WBE), Education & Outreach, and Matchmaking Activities.
Central Office
301 W. High St., Suite 630, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
St. Louis Office
Wainwright State Office Building
111 N. 7th St., Room 934, St. Louis, Missouri 63101
Phone: 314-340-3476
Website: www.oeo.mo.gov
Missouri Statewide Parent Advisory Network
MO-SPAN acts to enhance the evolution of meaningful and
effective family involvement in the design, implementation
and evaluation of services and support for children with
serious emotional disorders and their families. It’s goals
include promoting the family voice to those governmental
and policy making groups which develop and monitor policy, planning, and service delivery for children with SED; to
nurture and support family connections to each other and
quality services; and to provide family assistance through
information, support, training and technical assistance in
local communities resulting in self-advocacy.
440 Rue St. Francois, Florissant, Missouri 63031
Phone: 314-972-0600
Website: www.mo-span.org
Missouri Venture Forum
MVF is a nonprofit organization formed in 1985. Originally
known as the Missouri Venture Forum, MVF exists to bring
together people who are genuinely interested in helping
entrepreneurs grow their businesses. MVF serves entrepreneurs - those leading the growth of earlier stage businesses
- through peer networking, topical education, and access to
capital resources.
To Contact: visit website, select ‘Contact Us’, send email
Website: www.missouriventureforum.org
National Federation of Independent Business/Missouri
NFIB/MISSOURI is an affiliate of the National Federation of
Independent Business. It is the leading association representing small and independent businesses. NFIB is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that advocates the consensus views of its members in Washington & all 50 state capitals. They promote & protect the right of their members to
own, operate, and grow their businesses. Member benefits
include: Savings on business and financial services; Quotes
on commercial insurance; Free HR support; Cost effective
personal insurance; etc.
308 East High, Suite 110, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Phone: 573-634-7660
Website: nfib.com/missouri
Patch - Parents and Their Children
Chillicothe Correctional Center
Patch is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the children of moms in prison & strengthening the ties between
them. Patch provides: Transportation for kids to visit their
moms; A visiting area just for moms & kids; Education, Support & encouragement to help moms become better parents & improve interactions with their kids.
P.O. Box 871, Chillicothe, Missouri 64601
Phone: 800-284-0145
Website: www.chillicothepatch.org
Resources for Missouri, Inc. (RMI)
RMI is an experienced financial partner dedicated to helping people access capital to build businesses, create jobs,
and enhance community growth. They have been a SBA
504 Loan Program leader for over 25 years.
3324 Emerald Lane, Jefferson City, Missouri 65109
Toll Free: 800-234-4971
Website: www.rmiinc.org
Susan G. Komen Mid-Missouri
Komen Mid-Missouri is dedicated to combating breast cancer. Up to 75% of Komen Mid-MO’s net income funds
grants to local hospitals & community organizations that
provide breast health education, breast cancer screening &
treatment programs for medically underserved women. The
remaining net income supports national Komen Grants Programs, such as groundbreaking breast cancer research, and
educational & scientific programs worldwide. Komen MidMO serves: Adair, Audrain, Boone, Callaway, Camden, Chariton, Cole, Cooper, Howard, Macon, Maries, Miller,
Moniteau, Monroe, Morgan, Osage, & Randolph Counties.
204 Peach Way, Suite B, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Phone: 573-445-1905
Website: www.komenmidmissouri.org
Missouri Enterprise
Missouri Enterprise is an organization of skilled manufacturing and business management professionals who help companies succeed.
We focus primarily on small and medium size manufacturers to provide access to new
technologies, training, and most importantly, hands-on assistance with process improvements, quality management systems, and innovative growth and business strategies.
We help companies understand their market position...their foreign and domestic competition...and the value of their products.
Our clients realize significant increases in customer satisfaction, sales, quality and profitability along with material and labor savings.
We are client driven...Our services include:
 Process improvement based on Lean Enterprise and Six Sigma techniques;
 Quality Systems;
 Supply Chain Management;
 Strategic Planning;
 Marketing; Competitive Analysis and Market Research;
 Product Design and New Product Launches;
 Human Resource Management;
 Environmental and Energy Assessments and Improvements; and
 Technology Commercialization.
We are supported by the U.S. Department of Commerce Manufacturing Extension Partnership and the Missouri Department of Economic Development. We partner with economic development groups, universities and private consultants and we want to be the
company you pick to help your company succeed.
Missouri Enterprise
www.missourienterprise.org
Toll Free: 800-956-2682
Offices in Cape Girardeau, Joplin, Kansas City, Rolla, Springfield, and St. Louis
Kansas City Organizations &
Resources
American Association of University Women
Association for Women Lawyers of Greater Kansas City
The American Association of University Women is a national organization that promotes education and equity for
all women and girls. AAUW’s commitment to these issues
is reflected in their public policy efforts, programs, and diversity initiatives. There are several branch locations in
Missouri—information is available on their web site.
AWLGKC is a 501(c)6 nonprofit organization the promotes
the equality of women and others within society in general
and within the legal professional in particular. With over
400 members in the greater Kansas City metropolitan area,
the association provides abundant opportunities to learn,
network and lead. The members also have the opportunity
to engage in philanthropic work through the AWL Foundation and their annual Step-Up program.
American Business Women’s Association Kansas City Area Council
The mission of the ABWA is to bring together business
women of diverse occupations and to provide opportunities
for them to help themselves and others grow personally
and professionally through leadership, education, networking support and national recognition. The purpose of the
Council is to promote communications between chapters,
to disseminate information; to exchange ideas; to participate in workshops, seminars, and other joint activities.
Post Office Box 412642, Kansas City, Missouri 64141-2642
Website: www.abwakcac.org
American Indian Council - Kansas City
Post Office Box 860531, Shawnee, Kansas 66286
Phone: 913-948-8623
Website: www.awl-kc.org
Central Exchange
Since 1978, the Central Exchange’s goal has been to make a
difference for women in Kansas City. Through events, leadership conferences, and initiatives, Central Exchange seeks
to draw attention to the need for more women in leadership positions in businesses. One of their newest initiatives,
WinSTEMM, hopes to draw attention to the need for more
women to consider careers in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Math and Medicine.
The AIC - KC offers services, to individuals and families of
American Indian descent, including programs to promote
employment & training, economic self-sufficiency, education, cultural awareness, health & wellness, and preservation for American Indian & Alaska natives.
Downtown: 1020 Central, Ste 100, Kansas City, MO 64105
Phone: 816-471-7560
South: 6201 College Blvd, Overland Park, KS 66211
Phone: 913-253-0900
Website: www.centralexchange.org
310 Armour Road, Suite 205, Kansas City, Missouri 64116
Phone: 800-546-4898
Connections to Success
Website: www.facebook.com/pages/American-Indian-Council/
ACG Kansas City
The Association for Corporate Growth Kansas City is a premier member-based association, helping middle-market
corporate growth professionals build and maintain trusted
networks. Through their membership and event opportunities, they facilitate relationship building and provide deal
related content to the middle-market mergers and acquisitions community.
Post Office Box 26844, Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66225
Phone: 913-341-0013
Website: www.acg.org/kc/
Connections to Success provides a comprehensive network
of services and support to help people living in poverty become economically self-sufficient. Their model, with lifelong mentoring at its core, delivers evidence based results
and impacts all areas of a person’s life. CTS coordinates
training, education and other resources to help people
meet their life plan goals and economic independence.
901 N. 8th Street, Ste 201, Kansas City, Kansas 66101
Phone: 913-948-5968
3120 Troost Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri 64109
Phone: 816-561-5115
Website: www.connectionstosuccess.org
County Economic Research Institute, Inc. (CERI)
Hispanic Economic Development Corporation
CERI’s mission is to support the economic development of
Johnson County, the Kansas City metropolitan area, and the
state of Kansas through the provision of data and technical
assistance. CERI provides research services, such as data
source identification, data collection, and data analysis, to
economic development entities and to the local business
community. CERI has proven essential to improving local
business competitiveness, which is the key to job retention
and expansion.
HEDC is dedicated to improving the lives of Latinos within
the greater Kansas City area. HEDC achieves this through
business development and economic and community
wealth creation initiatives. HEDC utilizes its designation as
a Community Development Corporation (CDC) to access
various resources and tools while creating partnerships that
allow the organization to continue to positively impact the
communities it serves. The HEDC offers Micro-Loans to eligible small businesses.
11111 W. 95th St., Suite 210, Overland Park, Kansas 66214
Phone: 913-599-1616
Website: www.cerionline.org
2130 Jefferson Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-221-3442
Website: www.kchedc.org
Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City, MO
EDCKC was created to manage the efforts of six statutory
redevelopment agencies and to serve as Kansas City, MO’s
link to business and the economic development community. The EDC and its agencies work cooperatively to project a local identity and ensure a competitive, vibrant, and
self-sustaining economy. EDC’s priorities are to:
 Retain and grow existing KC, MO businesses.
 Support the development of disadvantaged & opportunity areas in KC, MO.
 Promote workforce development & job growth opportunities in KC, MO.
 Promote entrepreneurship in order to support new
business formation.
 Recruit new business investment in KC, MO.
 Market KC, MO regionally & nationally.
 Facilitate & drive action to stimulate local economy.
Junior League of Kansas City
1100 Walnut, Suite 1700, Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Website: www.edckc.com
Family Conservancy, The
The Family Conservancy helps families and child care providers create brighter futures for children. TFC provides
affordable counseling services, child care provider resources and education programs, child care provider database, Head Start early childhood education programs, parenting resources, and financial support and education programs. TFC has 5 Kansas locations & 1 in Independence,
Missouri. Please call to make an appointment.
JLKCMO is an organization committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and improving
communities through the effective action and leadership of
trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational
and charitable. JLKCMO has several Community Impact
programs that are available to other nonprofit organizations for critical needs financial support, support of community projects, short-term volunteers, and to support the
health and wellness of children.
9215 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, Missouri 64114-3307
Phone: 816-444-2114
Website: www.jlkc.org
Kansas City, City of - Human Relations Department
The Human Relations Department helps local companies
obtain equal employment/affirmative action compliance
and eligible, local small business obtain Minority, Women
and Disadvantaged Business Enterprises certifications.
They work to ensure opportunities for minority, women,
and disadvantaged-owned and small business companies
on projects funded by City taxpayers and to ensure that
companies doing business with the City have fair hiring
practices.
City Hall, 4th Floor
414 East 12th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Phone: 816-513-1836
Website: www.kcmo.org/humanrelations/
(Under ‘Certification and Compliance’ - click on ‘MWDBE / SLBE / Affirmative Action’)
444 Minnesota Ave, Suite 200, Kansas City, Kansas 66101
Phone: 913-342-1110
Website: www.thefamilyconservancy.org
Ladies Auxiliary VFW-National Headquarters
Kauffman Foundation
Established in the mid-1960’s by the late entrepreneur and
philanthropist Ewing Marion Kauffman, the Kauffman Foundation is based in Kansas City, Missouri, and is among the
largest private foundations in the United States. KF’s vision
is to foster a society of economically independent individuals who are engaged citizens in their communities. In service of this vision, they focus their grant making and operations in two areas - Education and Entrepreneurship which their founder, Ewing Kauffman, saw as two ends of a
continuum. ‘A quality education is the foundation of selfsufficiency, preparing young people for success in college
and in life. Many young will work in businesses started by
entrepreneurs. Some will become entrepreneurs themselves, providing jobs and wealth for society.’
Phone: 816-932-1000
Website: www.kauffman.org
KCSourceLink
KCSourceLink’s mission is to help small businesses in the 18county Kansas City region grow and succeed. KCSourceLink
has also been leading the effort to make Kansas City America’s most entrepreneurial city. KCSourceLink connects a
network of over 200+ resource organizations that provide
business-building services for small businesses. KCSourceLink facilitates the linking of these resource organizations
to one another and to established, emerging, and startup
small businesses throughout the region. Their network resource partners provide a wide range of business-related
services, including: Business Planning; Loans/Financing;
Marketing/Sales; Licenses/Permits; Startups; Product Development; Training Classes; Government Contracts; Business
Operations. KCSourceLink provides small businesses with
free, easy access to the help they need - when they need it.
4747 Troost, Kansas City, Missouri 64110
Website: www.kcsourcelink.com
Keeler Women’s Center
The Keeler Women’s Center is focused on empowering
women in the urban core of Kansas City through education,
advocacy, personal, and spiritual development. In addition
to their small staff of sisters, more than 100 volunteers donate time each month to make a difference in the lives of
women. Their programs and services include helping
women with learning to reading, learning English, financial
management, health management, starting a business, etc.
and to minister to each woman in a holistic manner.
Since 1914, members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans
of Foreign Wars set out to serve the veterans of this country and their communities in honor of the sacrifices and
commitment of every man and woman who has served in
uniform. The LAVFW is the nation’s oldest veteran’s service
organization auxiliary. For more than 100 years they have
supported the Veterans of Foreign Wars, served veterans
and their families, active-duty military and their families,
and spread patriotism nationwide. Their services include
monetary aid; volunteering in VA medical centers, nursing
homes and veterans homes; making legislative contacts;
raising funds for cancer research; awarding scholarships;
working with youths, and distributing American Flags.
406 W. 34th St., 10th Floor, Kansas City, Missouri 64111
Phone: 816-561-8655
Website: www.ladiesauxvfw.org
Ladies of Charity of Metropolitan Kansas City
LCMKC is an organization of over 600 women who respond
with volunteerism and financial assistance to low income,
sick, and disadvantaged individuals. Ladies of Charity volunteers give over 60,000 hours annually in activities from
major fund-raising projects to hands on support of various
health, social, and spiritual activities. Their vision is to actively engage and increase their dedicate members in their
mission to break the cycle of generational poverty and to
assist people living at risk.
Website: www.ladiesofcharitykc.org
League of Women Voters of Kansas City/Jackson/
Clay/Platte Counties, MO
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging informed & active participation in
government. It influences public policy through education
& advocacy. They never support or oppose any political
party or candidate. The League has two separate & distinct
roles: Voter Services/Citizen Education - LWV presents unbiased, nonpartisan information about elections, the voting
process, and issues; & Action/Advocacy - LWV is nonpartisan, but after study LWC will use their positions to advocate
for or against particular policies in the public interest.
Post Office Box 10416, Kansas City, Missouri 64171-0416
Phone: 816-464-1800
Website: www.lwvkc.org
2220 Central, Kansas City, Kansas 66102
Phone: 913-906-8990
Website: www.mountosb.org/ministries/keeler-womens-center
Provides financial assistance to manufacturers affected by
import competition. Eligible firms are assisted in two ways:
1. TAAC personnel conduct a comprehensive company assessment to identify opportunities for increased profits,
job creation, and long-term financial stability.
2. TAAF partners with manufacturers by offering grant
funding of either $150,000 (50% company match) or
$30,000 (25% company match) to implement projects
that are focused on improving a firm’s internal operations and competitive abilities for increased profits, job
creation, and long-term financial stability.
TAAC staff are experienced business professionals who
work collaboratively with manufacturers through each
phase of the program - from certification to project implementation and completion.
4200 Little Blue Parkway, Independence, Missouri 64104
Phone: 800-551-8222
Website: www.missouribusiness.net/taac
National Association of Women Business Owners - KC
NAWBO is the only dues based national organization representing the interest of all women entrepreneurs in all industries. NAWBO’s strength comes from the diversity of its
membership - businesses of all sizes from sole proprietorships to hundreds of employees, from every industry, and
from all areas of the country.
Post Office Box 572, Blue Springs, Missouri 64013
Website: www.nawbokc.org
OneKC for Women
OneKC for Women is an umbrella alliance that brings together three organizations, each with unique roles, all dedicated to supplying resources, opportunities, & connections
for women. OneKC for Women brings together: Women’s
Employment Network (WEN), Women’s Business Center
(WBC), & Women’s Capital Connection (WCC).
920 Main, Suite 100, Kansas City, Missouri 64105
Phone: 816-595-1296
Website: www.onekcforwomen.com
Women’s Employment Network (WEN)
WEN’s structured & personalized career services creates
positive change for women who struggle with social, economic, & educational barriers to employment. WEN offers:
Licensed case management & community referrals; Career
Exploration; Job-search assistance; Ongoing support for
program graduates; & Financial coaching & training.
920 Main, Suite 100, Kansas City, Missouri 64105
Phone: 816-822-8083
Website: www.kcwen.org
Women’s Business Center (WBC)
WBC develops, counsels, and mentors women in all stages
of business development and growth. WBC offers classes,
seminars, peer roundtables, one-on-one consultations, networking and referrals. WBC also educates women entrepreneurs on sources of funding, including micro-loans and
angel funding through the Women’s Capital Connection.
8527 Bluejacket, Lenexa, KS 66214
Phone: 913-492-5922
Website: www.kansaswbc.com
Women’s Capital Connection (WCC)
WCC is investment arm of the alliance, funding women-led
enterprises. WCC lends a unique perspective at every stage
of the business cycle, coming alongside with capital, resources and connections. WCC brings together highachieving, well-accomplished professionals to guide, encourage and inspire fellow women.
8527 Bluejacket, Lenexa, KS 66214
Phone: 913-492-5922
Website: www.kansaswbc.com
ReDISCOVER
ReDiscover is a nonprofit community mental health agency
serving the people of Jackson County since 1969. They offer
a full spectrum of programs and services for people with
serious mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders.
ReDiscover’s *Women & Children’s Campus Program provides comprehensive residential drug and alcohol treatment for women that allows them to keep their children
with them during treatment. ReDiscover has seven locations in Lee’s Summit and Kansas City, Missouri.
Friendship House and Catherine’s Place *
3720 & 3728 Gillham Rd, Kansas City, Missouri 64111
Phone: 816-531-7788
24 Hour Access & Crisis Intervention: 800-966-0900
Website: www.rediscovermh.org
Renaissance West (Comprehensive Mental Health Services)
Renaissance West is a facility of Comprehensive Mental
Health Services. For over 35 years, Renaissance West has
provided substance abuse treatment services in residential,
outpatient and aftercare programs. It is one of Kansas
City’s longest standing and most successful programs.
5840 Swope Parkway, Kansas City, Missouri 64130
Phone: 816.333.2990
Website: www.thecmhs.com/renaissance_west
Society of Women Engineers - Kansas City Section
SWE helps women achieve their full potential as engineers
and leaders, and expand the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life.
SWE-KC members work to achieve SWE goals through activities & outreach events in the Kansas City area. SWE-KC’s
largest outreach event is Introduce A Girl to Engineering
Day, where high school girls interested in engineering
spend a day with an engineering mentor and participate in
activities to learn more about engineering professions.
Kansas City Section of The Society of Women Engineers
Post Office Box 860363, Shawnee, KS 66226-0363
Website: www.swe-kc.swe.org
thinking BIGGER Business Media, Inc.
Thinking Bigger Business Media helps small businesses grow
by sharing information & resources across a variety of platforms - monthly & annual magazines, weekly email newsletters, online radio shows, live events, a Learning Center &
website. Subscribing to Thinking Bigger Business Media
products provides business people with solid advice on all
facets of running a business.
Post Office Box 754, Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66201-0754
Phone: 913-432-6690
Website: www.ithinkbigger.com
United Services Community Action Agency (USCAA)
USCAA serves low-income residents in Clay, Jackson and
Platte counties of Missouri. Their services include: Energy
Assistance (LIHEAP), Youth Programs, Family Assistance,
Poverty Simulations, Weatherization Programs, and Holiday
Programs. All locations can provide energy assistance,
housing assistance, food vouchers, homeless programming,
case management, employment services, Back-To-School
Fairs, Red Bag Christmas, and other referral services.
Jackson County Locations:
6323 Manchester Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri 64133
Phone: 816-358-6868
16995 East Dover Lane, Independence, Missouri 64056
Phone: 816-994-2100
Clay County Locations:
108 S. Thompson Ave, Excelsior Springs, Missouri 64024
Phone: 816-630-0037
1900 NE Englewood Rd, Kansas City, Missouri 64118
Phone: 816-459-9615
Platte County Location:
412 Aller Avenue, Tracy, Missouri 64079
Phone: 816-858-5153
Women’s Council of Realtors Metro Kansas City Chapter
The Kansas City Metro Chapter of the Women’s Council of
Realtors is a network of successful REALTORS, advancing
women as professionals in business, the industry, and in the
communities they serve. They strive to provide timely, accessible programming, great networking and opportunities
for personal and professional growth.
Phone: 816.519-1357
Website: www.kcmetrowcr.com
Women’s Center of University of Missouri—Kansas City
The women’s center is an organization that contributes to
the social, cultural, and intellectual development of all students, staff, and faculty, and that strives to create a safer
environment through education. It’s a place that creates
opportunities for discussion and understanding on women’s
and gender issues and a place to receive support, ask questions and simply talk. The mission of the Women’s Center
at the University of Missouri-Kansas City is to advocate,
educate, and provide support services for the advancement
of women’s equity on campus and the community at large.
105 Haag Hall, 5100 Rockhill Road, Kansas City, MO 64110
Phone: 816-235-1638
Website: www.umkc.edu/womenc
Women’s Foundation of Greater Kansas City
The Women’s Foundation promotes equity and opportunity
for women and girls, using philanthropy, research, and policy solutions to make meaningful change. To create lasting
change, the Women’s Foundation focuses on relevant research, grant-making, philanthropic education, and strategic partnerships with organizations that share their same
goals. Since its inception in 1991, the Women’s Foundation
has made hundreds of grants to nonprofit organization programs benefiting the women and girls in the greater Kansas
City area. To ensure a bright future, the Women’s Foundation established the Girls Leadership Program for the purpose of teaching area teen women all aspects of philanthropy including grant-making, fundraising, leadership,
team-building, program evaluation, and budgeting.
6950 Squibb Road, Suite 220, Mission, Kansas 66202
Phone: 913-831-0711
Website: www.wfgkc.org
Zonta Club of Kansas City
Zonta International is a global organization of executives
and professionals working together to advance the status of
women worldwide through service and advocacy.
Email: zontakcmo2@yahoo.com
Website: www.zontadistrict7.org
Website: www.choose-hope.org
St. Louis Organizations &
Resources
Center for Women in Transition
is reflected in their public policy efforts, programs, and diversity initiatives. There are several branch locations in
Missouri—information is available on their web site.
The Center assists women in the criminal justice system in
making a successful transition to their families and communities by practicing and promoting restorative justice. CWIT
also facilitates one-on-one mentoring partnerships, advocacy services and transitional housing programs.
ACG St. Louis
ACG St. Louis (Association for Corporate Growth) is among
the largest and most active of all organizations focused on
mergers & acquisitions and corporate growth. ACG St.
Louis seeks to promote member’s professional and business
interests through outstanding programs, networking and
activities of the International ACG and affiliates chapters.
7745 Carondelet Ave, Suite 308, St. Louis, Missouri 63105
Phone: 314-862-6751
Website: www.acg.org/stlouis/
Businesspersons Between Jobs
BBJ’s organizational structure is simple and reflects the
needs of their membership. Retired executives, personal
and career counselors, and other professionals volunteer
their time and expertise to help unemployed business people prepare for finding a new job. Services include: Practice
Interviews, Resume Review, Counseling, Resources and
website information, and Job Leads.
7525 South Broadway, St. Louis, Missouri 63111
Phone: 314-771-5207
Website: www.cwitstl.org
Connections to Success
Connections to Success provides a comprehensive network
of services and support to help people living in poverty become economically self-sufficient. Their model, with lifelong mentoring at its core, delivers evidence based results
and impacts all areas of a person’s life. CTS coordinates
training, education and other resources to help people
meet their life plan goals and economic independence.
3000 Little Hills Expressway, Ste 102, St. Charles, MO 63301
Phone: 636-940-8027
2125 Bissell Street, St. Louis, MO 63107
Phone: 314-584-6702
Website: www.connectionstosuccess.org
c/o St. Mark Presbyterian Church
601 Claymont Drive, Ballwin, Missouri 63011
Phone: 636-394-1440
Website: www.bbj.org
Center for Emerging Technologies
CET provides knowledgeable support services, entrepreneur training programs and access to capital needed to establish and develop next generation bioscience, medical,
and other advanced technology companies. CET is the oldest state-designated Missouri Innovation Center. An affiliate of the CORTEX Innovation Community since 2012, CET
fills an important program role in the CORTEX District.
4041 Forest Park Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63108
Phone: 314-615-6900
Website: www.cortexstl.com/the-district/innovation-centers/cet/
Coro’s Women in Leadership (FOCUS St. Louis)
815 Olive Street
St. Louis, MO 63101
The CWIL program is a five-month, part-time training program for women to refine their personal and professional
leadership competencies, learn about the St. Louis community, and connect with other women of diverse backgrounds. Graduates of the program gain improved leadership effectiveness to apply to their personal and professional lives, an enhanced ability to network within the community, and the access to resources to produce results.
Phone: 314-622-1250 Ext. 107
Website: www.focus-stl.org
Dress for Success Midwest
3000 Little Hills Expressway, Suite 102
St. Charles, MO 63301
Phone: 636-940-8027
Email: Midwest@dressforsuccess.org
Website: www.dressforsuccess.org
Dress for Success is a not-for-profit organization that helps
low-income women make tailored transitions into the
workforce. Each Dress for Success client receives on suit
when she has a job interview and a second suit when she
gets the job.
eWomen Network Executive Managing Director, St. Louis
708 Greeley Avenue, Webster Groves, Missouri 63119
Phone: 314.968.9664
Website: www.eWomennetwork.com
The #1 resource for connecting and promoting women and
their businesses. Recognized as the premier women’s business network in North America dedicated to helping you
achieve, succeed and prosper in both business and in life.
They can help you:
1) Acquire more clients and customers.
2) Market and promote who you are and what you have
to offer.
3) Gain Access to important resources, influential business
leaders, game-changing ideas and unique opportunities.
Family Resource Center
3309 South Kingshighway Blvd, St. Louis, Missouri 63139
Phone: 314.534.9350
Website: www.frcmo.org
Committed to preventing and treating child abuse and neglect by strengthening families through family-centered
therapeutic, educational, and support services whenever
possible at home or at school.
Grace Hill Women’s Business Center
2125 Bissell Street, St. Louis, Missouri 63107
Phone: 314.584.6841
Website: www.gracehill.org
Grace Hill strives to be a centralized service stop for women
who are starting or expanding their small business. A focal
part of the Center is outreach and marketing to low and
moderate income women who are socially and/or economically disadvantaged. Services include business plan development, one-on-one counseling, marketing and procurement assistance, computer training, loan packaging and
micro lending. The center’s staff is committed to partnering the assets and expertise of Grace Hill’s WBC and the
Small Business Administration to positively impact women
in its community.
Imani Holistic Center for Women & Children
3617 Grandel Square, St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: 314-831-5433
Website: www.imanitherapy.com
Imani Holistic Center is a wellness center that focuses on
the mind, body and spirit offering individual counseling for
women and families dealing with interpersonal, self-esteem
issues, divorce, grief, anger management, behavioral concerns, and career planning. Our center specializes in
women and teen related issues. We are licensed professional counselors here to serve you in a confidential environment designed with women in mind. Visit us or call today and allow your healing process to begin.
Junior League (Association of Junior League International)
Corporate Hill
106 N. Kirkwood Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63122
Phone: 314.822.2344
Website: www.jlsl.org
An organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential women, and improving
trained volunteers. This organization is exclusively educational and charitable.
Ladies of Charity—Service Center
7500 Natural Bridge Road, St. Louis, MO 63121
Phone: 314.383.4207
Website: http://aic.ladiesofcharity.us
Assist local associations to continue, expand and improve
their charitable and spiritual works according to the directives and in the spirit of St. Vincent de Paul, St. Louise de
Marillac and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton through personal service to those in need. Encourage and aid in communications, to promote and strengthen unity, to share ideas and
information among all the associations, and to foster the
formation of new associations of Ladies of Charity in collaboration with the other branches of the Vincentian family.
Foster more vital links with the International Association of
Charities (AIC) to profit from the experience of Ladies of
Charity worldwide and to be supportive of sister associations in their efforts to respond to unmet needs.
Lambert St. Louis International Airport-Disadvantaged
Business Enterprise
Lambert St. Louis International Airport
DBE Program Office
10701 Lambert International Blvd, St. Louis, Missouri
63145
Phone: 314.426.8111
Website: www.mwdbe.org
Publishes quarterly information and opportunities newsletter; conducts quarterly certification workshops; conducts
quarterly disadvantaged business enterprise (DBEs) workshops; publishes monthly directory of certified DBEs; holds
meetings and seminars; conducts annual conference and
trade fair; provides resource referral services.
League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters—Statewide Organization
8706 Manchester Rd, Ste 104, St. Louis, MO 63144-2724
Phone: 314.961.6869
The League of Women Voters promotes informed and active participation of citizens in government. The League
does not support or oppose any political party or candidate
for elective office. It does take positions on certain issues
of national, state, and local interest that have been selected, studied, and thoroughly discussed by the membership. Membership is open to everyone.
Community Action Agency of St. Louis County (CAASTLC)
2709 Woodson Road, Overland, Missouri 63114
Phone: 314.863.0015
Website: www.caastlc.org
Human Development Corporation of
Metropolitan St. Louis (HDC)
929 North Spring, St. Louis, Missouri 63108-3681
Phone: 314.613.2200
Website: http://stlouis.missouri.org/501c/hdc
Jefferson-Franklin Community Action Corporation (JFCAC)
105 Municipal Drive, Hillsboro, Missouri 63050
Phone: 636.789-2686
Website: www.jfcac.org
Missouri Venture Forum
123 South Spoede Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63141
Phone: 314.241.2683
Website: www.missouriventureforum.org
Serves as a networking forum for venture capitalists and
entrepreneurs and as a catalyst to bring together people
interested in helping entrepreneurs. It operates as a forum
where entrepreneurs have access to capital, knowledge,
and potential partners.
Missouri Women’s Coalition
6340 Clayton Road, #206, St. Louis, Missouri 63117
Website: www.missouriwomenscoalitionblogspot.com
Email: director@missouriwomenscoalition.com
Encourages women’s political participation and progressive
leadership for the local level all the way to the White
House. Coalition informs, motivates, engages, and empowers women in all corners of the state. Membership based
organization with a primary mission of our own women’s
“Get Out the Vote” campaign for progressive candidates.
National Association of Women’s Business Owners
St. Louis Chapter
Phone: 314.954.8344
National Association of Women in Construction NAWIC
327 South Adams Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76104
Toll Free: 800.552.3506
Website: www.nawicstl.org
St. Louis Missouri Chapter Website: www.nawicstl.org
In its 50 plus years of service to its membership, NAWIC has
advanced the causes of all women in construction, from
tradeswomen to business owners.
Older Women’s League
1828 L Street NW, Suite 801, Washington, DC 20036
Toll Free: 800.825.3695
Website: www.owl-national.org
OWL is the only national grassroots membership organization focusing solely on issues unique to women as they age.
It strives to improve the status and quality of life for midlife and older women. OWL is a non-profit, non-partisan
organization that accomplishes its work through research,
education, and advocacy activities conducted through a
chapter network.
OWL Gateway Chapter
11710 Administration Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146
Phone: 314.989-0977
Website: www.owlstlouis.com
Professional Women’s Alliance
12520-D Olive Boulevard, Suite 119
Phone: 314.991.6144
Website: www.stlpwa.org
The organization is dedicated to serving the interests of
women executives in the St. Louis area through education
and networking. This is an affiliate organization of the National Association for Female Executives.
Redevelopment Opportunities for Women
1914 Olive Street, St. Louis, MO 63103
Phone: 314.588.8300
Website: www.row-stl.org
ROW’s mission is to create opportunities for women to pursue economic self-sufficiency, and personal and family development. ROW carries out its mission through a variety
of programs that create a foundation where women are
able to develop the necessary skills and abilities to begin to
take control of their lives. The free services are focused on
serving women who have been impacted by intimate partner violence, homelessness and/or poverty.
SistaKeeper Empowerment Center, STL
142220 Old Halls Ferry, Ste 201, Florissant, Missouri 63033
Phone: 314.344.0983
Website: www.sistakeeper.com
Sistakeeper is a non-profit organization 501(c)3, specifically
designed for girls ages 8-24. We focus on building leadership, diversity and character building skills through poetry,
journaling, counseling, mentoring and support circles. We
are dedicated to girls finding their authentic voice and developing their purpose to nurture their inner awareness to
become advocates for their local, national and global communities. We do workshops, conferences, public speaking
events and onsite programming.
St. Louis Black Leadership Roundtable
P.O. Box 24868, St. Louis, Missouri 63115
Phone: 314.283.6123
Website: www.blackleadershiproundtable.org
Provides resources to support the growth and development
of businesses owned by African-Americans by infusing volunteer mentors in direct partnership with faith-based and
area enterprise centers. They focus on first and second-tier
businesses that are currently not being served by existing
resources.
St. Louis County Economic Development Partnership
1217733 Forsyth Blvd, Suites 2200 &2300, St. Louis,
Missouri 63105
Phone: 314.615.7663
Website: www.stlpartnership.com
St. Louis County Economic Development Partnership provides innovative solutions to companies and communities.
Their goal is to enhance the wealth and well being of citizens, companies and communities throughout St. Louis
County and the St. Louis region, by offering services such as
technical and financial assistance for expansion, relocation,
renovation, acquisition, and startup.
St. Louis Development Corporation
1520 Market Street, St. Louis, Missouri 63103
Phone: 314.657.3700
Website: http://stlouis.missouri.org/sldc/
SLDC offers programs and services to small business owners
including technical and financial assistance for expansion,
relocation, renovation, acquisition, and startup in the St.
Louis area.
Technology Entrepreneur Center
1325 North Highway Road, Fenton, Missouri 63099
Phone: 636.827.6131
Website: www.tecstl.org
A high tech incubator located in downtown St. Louis that
supports the growth of startups by providing business mentoring, education and networking opportunities, affordable
office space and administrative services.
St. Louis Small Business Monthly
2451 Executive Drive, Ste 109, St. Charles, Missouri 63303
Phone: 314.569.0076
Website: www.sbmon.com
Provides an opportunity to exchange and share ideas, information, resources, and learn business strategies.
Veterans Business Resource Center
4236 Lindell Blvd, Suite 102, St. Louis, Missouri 631082702
Phone: 314.531.8387
Website: www.vetbiz.com
Provides a wide range of business services exclusively for
Veterans, Guard and Reserve members and active duty personnel in transition to civilian life. Services include training,
counseling, networking, monitoring and advocacy.
St. Louis Regional Chamber
One Metropolitan Square, Ste 1300, St. Louis, MO 63102
Phone: 314.231.5555
Website: www.stlregionalchamber.com
Serving as the region’s chamber of commerce and economic development organization, RCGA promotes the
growth and advancement of businesses and business ventures throughout the 12-county region. Offers networking
opportunities, site-selection assistance and awareness of
legislative issues that target entrepreneurs. Useful publications, such as an extensive membership roster and St. Louis
Commerce magazine are provided to members.
Sue Shear Institute for Women in Public Life
346 Woods Hall One University Blvd
St. Louis, Missouri 63121-4400
Phone: 314.516.4727
Website: www.umsl.edu/sueshear/
To assist women in developing the interest and skills necessary to succeed as full participates within government, serving in elected office and appointed office as well as employed policy makers.
Winning Women
121 South Meramec, Suite 900, St. Louis, Missouri 63105
Website: www.winningwomen.net
Winning Women brings together the region’s most influential women, both successful entrepreneurs and those representing the largest companies in the bi-state region, to foster business growth and development and focus on regional
leadership in areas such as: Economic Development, Workforce Development, Political Inroads and Business Forums.
Women in Vision, Inc.
1233 Advance Drive, Florissant, Missouri 63031
Phone: 314.837.6979
Outreach services: helping inmates to readjust to society,
offering assistance and resources, and strengthening the
family unit.
Women Lawyers Association of Greater St. Louis
Post Office Box 775512, St. Louis, Missouri 63177-5512
Phone: 314.862.4444
Website: www.wlastl.org
Professional association with the mission to promote and
support women in leadership roles in the community and
the legal profession.
Women’s Yellow Pages of Greater St. Louis
Phone: 314.997.6262
Website: www.wypstlouis.com
Contains resource information for women entrepreneurs
and many other items pertaining to the economic growth of
women in the St. Louis area.
Young Women’s Christian Association of Metro St. Louis
3820 West Pine Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri 63108
Phone: 314.531.1115
Website: www.ywcastlouis.org
YWCA Metro St. Louis, an association of women from diverse backgrounds and faiths, is committed to strengthening our community through the social and economic empowerment of women, the development of youth and the
elimination of racism.
Zonta Club of St. Louis
Website: www.zontastlouis.com
Email: zontastl@gmail.com
The Zonta Club of St. Louis is a service organization of executives and professionals. The club is a part of a global
network, Zonta International, with over 1,237 clubs and
members in 67 countries working together to advance the
status of women worldwide through service and advocacy.
Missouri Career Guide 2010-2011
When looking for potential careers, there are many
things to consider. What are your interests? What are
your goals? Where are the high-demand, high paying
jobs? How much education do you have? Have much
are you willing to get? This guide has been developed
to provide information to help answer these questions
and to assist you in making informed career and educational choices.
To view guide, go to
https://www.missouricareersource.com
Rural Missouri Organizations &
Resources
all women & girls. AAUW’s commitment to these issues is
reflected in their public policy efforts, programs, & diversity
initiatives. There are several branch locations throughout
Missouri– information is available on their website.
Phone: 800.326.2289
Assistance League of Mid-Missouri
Upscale Retail
1729 West Broadway, Suite 1A, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Phone: 573.445.3848
Website: www.ALMM.org
Assistance League of Mid-Missouri is a non-profit volunteer
service organization whose members identify, develop, implement, and fund ongoing philanthropic projects to serve
special needs of children and adults in Columbia.
Columbia
Phone: 573.874.1132
Website: www.columbiamochamber.com
Kansas City
Phone: 816.235.2215 or 816.221.2424
Website: www.kcchamber.com or www.block.umkc.edu
Carol Jones Recovery Services
2411 West Catalpa, Springfield, Missouri 65807
Phone: 417.862.3455
Website: www.aoinc.org/C5a.html
Carol Jones Recovery Center for Women provides in-patient
and out-patient drug and alcohol treatment for women.
The main goal is for consumers to learn to live chemically
free, become financially independent, and maintain a
healthy support system.
Association for Women in Communications, Inc.—Greater
Springfield Area Professional Chapter
P.O. Box 14022, Springfield, Missouri 65814
Website: http://awcspringfieldmo.org
The Association for Women in Communications recognizes
the complex relationships that exist across communications
disciplines. Modern communicators must demonstrate
competence in varied disciplines and be able to network
and make career moves across the broad spectrum of communications fields.
Athena Leadership Foundation
Athena’s mission is to open the doors of leadership opportunities for women and to support a new kind of leadership
model, rooted in values of collaboration, relationships, and
giving back to the community.
4140 Old Mill Parkway, St. Peters, MO 63376
Phone: 636.926.2700
Website: www.athenafoundation.org
Carthage
Phone: 417.358.2373
Website: www.carthagenow.com
Dreams to Reality
512 Jefferson St., Jefferson City, MO 65110
Phone: 573.681.WORK (9675)
Website: www.dreamstoreality-jc.org
Email: dreams to reality@socket.net
Dreams to Reality’s mission is to provide interview-ready
apparel to low-income women of mid-Missouri that are
seeking employment; thus promoting self-esteem and enhancing their employability.
Doula Foundation of Mid-America, Inc.
1111 South Glenstone, Suite 2-101, Springfield, Missouri
65804
Phone: 417.832.2151
Website: www.doulafoundation.org
The Doula Foundation works to provide a holistic pre– and
post-natal program for women and their partners having
inadequate financial and/or familial support, and to meet
the physical, emotional, and educational needs of women
and their partners before, during, and after the birthing
process. They also promote infant bonding and healthy
development.
ESPW (Encouraging Supporting Promoting Women)
9930 Tesson Ferry Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63123
Phone: 314.995.5094
Website: www.espw.org
The mission of ESPW is to give every woman the opportunity to explore her full professional and personal potential
through the encouragement, support and promotion of
each of our members. ESPW works to unify the community
of women with a strong sense of empowerment and focus.
Executive Women’s Club
833 South Kentwood, Springfield, Missouri 65802
Phone: 660.537.1110
Executive Women’s Club is a forum for sharing ideas, lending mutual support, and promoting education for the special needs of career women.
Fulton Area Development Corporation
2625 Fairway Drive, Suite A, Fulton, Missouri 65251
Phone: 877.642.4841
Website: www.fadc.org
The Fulton Area Development Corporation is an independent, non-for-profit organization established to promote the
economic betterment and general welfare of Callaway
County. FADC administers programs for both new and existing businesses in order to take advantage of municipal,
county, state and federal assistance programs.
General Federation of Women’s Clubs—Fidelis
P. O. Box 425, Lathrop, MO 64465
Email: info@gfwc.org
Website: www.gfwcmo.com
Works for community projects and participates in social
activities.
General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) - Springfield
2316 North Franklin, Springfield, Missouri 65804
Phone: 417.869.0783
Coordinates the activities of local women’s clubs including
GFWC Sorosis, GFWC Springfield Ladies Saturday Club and
GFWC Household Economics Girls Town Club.
Greater Ozarks Business and Professional Women
Springfield, Missouri 65808-3075
Phone: 417.886.8368
Website: www.businesswomenmo.org
Greater Ozarks Business and Professional Women is an organization made up of women who seek leadership opportunities and have a desire to be successful. The GOBPW
promotes the interests and equality of professional business women.
GYN Cancers Alliance
3023 South Fort, Suite D, Springfield, MO 65807
Springfield, Missouri 65806-3552
Phone: 417.869.2220
Website: www.gynca.org
GYNCA provides support and assistance to women diagnosed with a gynecologic cancer and their families in southwest Missouri. GYN cancers include ovarian, cervical, uterine/endometrial, and vaginal. Services include peer to peer
mentoring, support group meetings and non-medical financial assistance.
League of Women Voters
The Leagues of Women Voters promotes informed and active participation of citizens in government. The League
does not support or oppose any political party or candidate
for elective office. It does take positions on certain issues
of national, state, and local interest that have been selected, studied, and thoroughly discussed by the membership. Membership is open to everyone.
Columbia-Boone County
Post Office Box 239, Columbia, Missouri 65205
Email: lwvcbc@gmail.com
Website: http://lwvcbc.org
Mexico-Audrain County
9969 Hwy 15, Mexico, Missouri 65265
Website: www.mexicomo.net/LWV/
Southeast Missouri
Website: www.lwvsemo.org
Southwest Missouri
Post Office Box 3036, Springfield, Missouri 65808-3036
Website: http://lwvswmo.org
Junior League of St. Joseph
Post Office Box 8191, St. Joseph, Missouri 64508
Phone: 816.279.3832
Email: info@juniorleaguesj.org
Website: www.juniorleaguesj.org
The organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and improving
trained volunteers. This organization is exclusively educational and charitable.
Central Missouri Community Action (CMCA)
807-B N. Providence Rd, Columbia, Missouri 65203-4359
Phone: 573.443.8706
Website: www.showmeaction.org
Counties: Audrain, Boone, Callaway, Cole, Cooper, Howard,
Moniteau, Osage.
Community Action Partnership of St. Joseph
(CAP of St. Joseph)
817 Monterey Street, St. Joseph, Missouri 64503-3068
Phone: 816.233.8281
Website: www.endpov.com
Counties: Andrew, Buchanan, Clinton, Dekalb.
Community Services, Inc. of Northwest Missouri (CSI)
Post Office Box 328
1212B South Main, Maryville, Missouri 64468-0328
Phone: 660.582.3113
Website: www.communityservicesinc.org
Counties: Atchison, Gentry, Holt, Nodaway, Worth.
Delta Area Economic Opportunity Corporation (DAEOC)
99 Skyview Road, Portageville, Missouri 63873
Website: www.daeoc.org
Counties: Dunklin, Mississippi, New Madrid, Pemiscot
Scott, Stoddard.
East Missouri Action Agency (EMAA)
403 Parkway Dr, PO Box 308, Park Hills, Missouri 63601
Phone: 573.431.5191
Website: www.eastmoaa.org
Counties: Bollinger, Cape Girardeau, Iron, Madison, Perry,
St. Francois, Ste. Genevieve, Washington.
Missouri Association for Community Action, Inc.
2014 William Street, Jefferson City, Missouri 65109
Phone: 573.634.2969
Website: www.communityaction.org
MACA works to obtain state and federal funding that directly assists Missourians in climbing out of poverty and
strengthening their families. Partnering with other organizations, MACA also advocates for the poor to improve services that help them find and keep jobs, obtain food and
shelter and plan for their futures.
Economic Security Corporation of the Southwest Area
(SEC)
PO Box 207, 302 S. Joplin St, Joplin, Missouri 64801
Phone: 417.781.0352
Website: www.escswa.org
Counties: Barton, Jasper, McDonald, Newton.
Green Hills Community Action Agency (GHCAA)
1506 Oklahoma Avenue, Trenton, Missouri 64683
Phone: 660.359.3907
Website: www.ghcaa.org
Counties: Caldwell, Daviess, Grundy, Harrison, Linn,
Livingston, Mercer, Putnam, Sullivan, Carroll, Ray.
Jefferson-Franklin Community Action Corporation (JFCAC)
Post Office Box 920, Hillsboro, Missouri 63050
Phone: 636.789.3563
Website: www.jfcac.org
Counties: Franklin, Jefferson.
Missouri Ozarks Community Action, Inc. (MOCA)
306 South Pine Street, Richland, Missouri 65556
Website: www.mocaonline.org
Counties: Camden, Crawford, Gasconade, Laclede, Maries,
Miller, Phelps, Pulaski.
Missouri Valley Community Action Agency (MVCAA)
1415 South Odell, Marshall, Missouri 65340-0550
Phone: 660.886.7476
Website: www.mvcaa.net
Counties: Carroll, Chariton, Johnson, Lafayette, Pettis, Ray,
Saline.
North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC)
Post Office Box 470
805 North Business Highway 61, Bowling Green, Missouri
63334
Phone: 573.324.2566
Website: www.necac.org
Counties: Lewis, Lincoln, Macon, Marion, Monroe, Montgomery, Pike, Ralls, Randolph, Shelby, St. Charles, Warren.
Northeast Missouri Community Action Agency (NMCAA)
Post Office Box 966
1011 South Jamison, Kirksville, Missouri 63501-0966
Phone: 660.665.9855
Website: www.nmcaa.org
Counties: Adair, Clark, Know, Scotland, Schuyler.
Ozark Action, Inc. (OAI)
710 East Main, West Plains, Missouri 65775
Phone: 417.256.6147
Website: www.oaiwp.org
Counties: Douglas, Howell, Oregon, Ozark, Texas, Wright.
Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation (OACAC)
214 S. Barnes Avenue, Springfield, Missouri 65802-2204
Phone: 417.862.4314
Website: www.oacac-caa.org
Counties: Barry, Christian, Dade, Dallas, Greene, Lawrence,
Polk, Stone, Taney, Webster.
South Central Missouri Community Action Agency
(SCMCAA)
PO Box 6, Old Alton Rd, Winona, Missouri 65588-0006
Phone: 573.325.4255
Website: www.scmcaa.org
Counties: Butler, Carter, Dent, Reynolds, Ripley, Shannon,
Wayne.
West Central Missouri Community Action Agency (WCMCAA)
Post Office Box 125
106 West 4th Street, Appleton City, Missouri 64724-0125
Phone: 660.476.2185
Website: www.wcmcaa.org
Counties: Bates, Benton, Cass, Cedar, Henry, Hickory, Morgan, St. Clair, Vernon.
NAWIC strives to advance the causes of all women in construction, from tradeswomen to business owners.
327 South Adams Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76104
Phone: 817.877.5551
Website: www.nawic.org
Central Missouri Chapter Website: http://www.nawiccentralmissouri341.org/
St. Joseph Missouri Chapter Website: http://
www.nawic.org/nawic/Midwest.asp
Springfield Missouri Chapter Website: http://www.nawicsw-mo.org/
National Osteopathic Women Physicians Association
800 West Jefferson, Kirksville, Missouri 63501
Website: http://www.atsu.edu/student_services/kirksville/
leaders/orgs/nowpa.htm
NOWPA has been formally recognized since 1988 as a service and social organization dedicated to the support and
education of women in the Osteopathic profession. The
goal is to provide the common link to achieve personal and
professional goals, primarily using networking, with role
models and fellow members, service and outreach activities, and providing personal and professional educational
opportunities.
Northeast Missouri Development Authority
201 N. 3rd Street, Suite 220, Hannibal, Missouri 63401
Phone: 573.221.1033
Website: www.hredc.com
Provides new and existing business development programs
and services, including lease/purchase flexibility, low municipal utility rates, state and local tax incentives, and financing training funds.
Ozark Alliance of Professional Organizations
Post Office Box 8626, Springfield, Missouri 65801
Phone: 417.894.6036
Website: www.ozarkalliance.org
Members include professional organizations, associations
and clubs—any group that supports advocacy for women of
all ages. Each member organization operates independently with its own bylaws, procedures, mission statement
and goals. Yet, all share a common interest in advancing
women either professionally or in the community.
Sedalia Business and Professional Women’s Organization
3410 South Park Avenue, Sedalia, Missouri 65301-8640
Phone: 660.827.5600
Website: www.sedaliabwm.org
BPW’s Mission is to achieve equity for all women in the
workplace through advocacy, education and information.
South Central Workforce Investment Board
1105 Independence Drive, West Plains, Missouri 65775
Phone: 417.257.2630
Website: www.scwib.org
Soro’s Club of Springfield, General Federation of Women’s
Clubs
7205 West Farm Road 2, Willard, Missouri 65781
Phone: 417.742.9811
Sponsors Girls Town, HOBY, Sophomore Pilgrimage, and
various scholarship funds.
Stronghold InnerHealing Center
4510 Francis Lane, Seneca, Missouri 64865
Phone: 417.659.8753
Website: www.stronghold-missions.org
Stronghold is a program center that specializes in severe
abuse and ritual abuse survivors seeking to help those who
everyone else has given up on. We offer multiple services
and advocacy.
Thomas Hill Enterprise Center
1714 Prospect Drive, PO Box 246, Macon, Missouri 63552
Phone: 660.785.4307
The Center provides one-on-one training for business start
up and expansion, including Nxlevel training, as well as customized marketing, finance, human resources, business
feasibility, and business and legal system education.
University of Missouri Columbia—Women’s Center
G108 MU Student Center
911 Rollins Street
University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 65211
Phone: 573.882.6621
Website: http://womenscenter.missouri.edu
Offers programs, groups, workshops, library, resource files,
tape library, rape education, assertiveness training, counseling and referral.
Women’s Health Care
Women’s Health Center
1 Town Square, Malden, Missouri 63863
Phone: 573.276.6090
Some services offered include weight, blood pressure, hemoglobin, breast and pelvic examination, pap smear,
screening for diabetes and cholesterol, as well as others.
Women’s Network
300 South Providence Road, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Phone: 573.874-1132
Website: www.womensnetworkcomo.com
Women’s Network works to increase the personal and professional growth of businesswomen and to encourage participation and recognition of women in the Chamber of
Commerce.
Zonta Club of Cape Girardeau
Post Office Box 204, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63702
Phone: 573.334.8884
Website: www.capezonta.org
Email: woa@capezonta.org
Zonta Club of Jefferson City
Website: www.zontajcmo.org
Zonta International is a global organization of executives
and professionals working together to advance the status of
women worldwide through service and advocacy.
Community Partnerships
The FACT board supports a network of 20 well-respected
Community Partnerships across the state and works at the
policy level to bring attention to the local needs and issues
identified by Community Partnerships and to support their
efforts by managing funding streams and recruiting public
and private partners. Each partnership works within their
community to ensure quality education, childcare, medical
& dental care and to solve other community issues.
Website: www.mofact.org/community-partnerships
The Alliance of Southwest Missouri
1027 South Main, Suite 7, Joplin, Missouri 64804
Phone: 417-782-9899
Website: www.theallianceofswmo.org
(Barton, Jasper, McDonald, Newton COs)
Area Resources for Community & Human Service (ARCHS)
539 North Grand, 6th Floor, St. Louis, Missouri 63103
Phone: 314-534-0022
Website: www.stlarchs.org
Butler County Community Resource Council
644 Charles Street, Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901
Phone: 573-776-7830
Website: www.thecrc.org
Community Caring Council (Cape Girardeau County)
937 Broadway, Ste 306, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63702
Phone: 573.651.3747
Website: www.communitycaringcouncil.org
The Community Partnership (Phelps County)
1101 Hauck Drive, Rolla, Missouri 65401
Phone: 573-368-2849
Website: www.thecommunitypartnership.org
Community Partnership of the Ozarks (Greene County)
330 North Jefferson Avenue, Springfield, Missouri 65806
Phone: 417-888-2020
Website: www.commpartnership.org
Dunklin County Caring Council
311 Kennett Street, Kennett, Missouri 63857
Phone: 573-717-1158
F.A.C.T. (Families and Communities Together) (Marion County)
#4 Melgrove Lane, Hannibal, Missouri 63401
Phone: 573-221-2285
Website: www.mcfact.org
Jefferson County Community Partnership
3875 Plass Road, Bldg A, Festus, Missouri 63028
Phone: 636-465-0983 ext. 105
Website: www.jccp.org
Local Investment Commission (LINC) (Jackson County)
3100 Broadway, Ste 1100, Kansas City, MO 64111-2513
Phone: 816-889-5050
Website: www.kclinc.org
Mississippi County Caring Communities
603 Garfield, East Prairie, Missouri 63834
Phone: 573-683-7551
Website: www.mccaring.org
New Madrid County Family Resource Center
420 Virginia Street, New Madrid, Missouri 63869
Phone: 573-748-2778
Website: www.nmcfamilyresourcecenter.com
Northeast Missouri Caring Communities (Knox & Schuyler COs)
105 E. Jackson, Lancaster, Missouri 63548
Phone: 660-397-3655 or 660-457-3535 or 660-457-3538
Pemiscot County Initiative Network (PIN)
711 W. Third, P.O. Box 1114, Caruthersville, MO 63830
Phone: 573-333-5301 Ext. 231
Pettis County Community Partnership
1400 S. Limit Ave, Ste. #29, Sedalia, Missouri 65301
Phone: 660.827.0560
Website: www.pettiscommunitypartners.com
Randolph County Community Partnership
421 East Logan, Moberly, Missouri 65270
Phone: 660-263-7173
Website: www.rccaringcomm.org
Ripley County Caring Community Partnership
209 West Highway Street, Doniphan, Missouri 63935
Phone: 573-996-7980
Website: www.rcccp.org
St. Francois County Community Partnership
200 W. First Street, Ste 182, Farmington, Missouri 63640
Phone: 573-760-0212 or 573-431-3173
Website: www.sfccp.org
St. Joseph Youth Alliance (Buchanan County)
5223 Mitchell Avenue, St. Joseph, Missouri 64507
Phone: 816-232-0050
Website: www.youth-alliance.org
Washington County Community Partnership
212 E. Jefferson Street, Potosi, Missouri 63664
Phone: 573-438-8555
Website: www.wcpartnership.com
Missouri Child Care
Resources and Referral Network
Child Care Aware® of Missouri coordinates the activities
and services of its Network Member Agencies across all 115
counties in Missouri. Child Care Aware® of Missouir ensures that families in every local community have access to
quality, affordable child care.
Child Care Aware® of Missouri
1000 Executive Parkway Drive, Suite 103
St. Louis, MO 63141
Phone: 800.200.9017
Website: www.moccrrn.org
Western Region
Child Care Aware® of Western Missouri
444 Minnesota Ave., Suite 200, Kansas City
Phone: 913.342.1110 or 800.755.0838
Website: www.thefamilyconservancy.org
Central Region
Child Care Aware® of Central Missouri
105 East Ash, Suite 102, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Phone: 573.445.KIDS (5437) or 800.243.9685
Website: http://mo.childcareaware.org/central-region/
Eastern Region
Child Care Aware® of Eastern Missouri
A Program at LUME Institute
6646 Vernon Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63130
Phone: 314.469.9805 or 855.244.5311
Website: www.lumeinstitute.org/about-child-care-awareof-eastern-missouri/
Southern Region
Child Care Aware® of Southern Missouri
An Operating Agency of the Council of Churches of the
Ozarks
1710 East Chestnut Expressway, Springfield, Missouri
65802
Phone: 417.887.3545 or 800.743.8497
Website: www.ccozarks.org
Child Advocacy Centers
There are 15 Child Advocacy Centers in Missouri serving all
115 counties. They provide a wide range of services for
children and families dealing with domestic violence with
their goal to make the criminal justice system less traumatic
for children.
Website: http://www.missourikidsfirst.org
Children’s Advocacy Center of Greater St. Louis
Serving: St. Louis County
Website: www.stlouiscac.org
Lake Area Child Advocacy Center
Post Office Box 2287, Branson West, Missouri 65737
Phone: 417.272.8410
Website: www.lacac.com
Serving: Stone and Taney Counties
Child Protection Center
3101 Broadway, Suite 750, Kansas City, Missouri 64111
Phone: 816.778.8000
Website: www.cpckc.org
Serving: Cass, Jackson and Lafayette Counties
Synergy Services, Inc.
Hotline: 816.741.8700 / 800.491.1114 / 888.233.1639
Website: www.synergyservices.org/intro.html
Serving: Clay, Platte and Ray Counties
Northwest Missouri Children’s Advocacy Center
1807 North Woodbine, Suite E, St. Joseph, Missouri 64506
Phone: 816.232.1744
Website: www.nwmocac.org
Serving: Andrew, Atchison, Buchanan, Clinton, DeKalb, Gentry, Holt, Nodaway and Worth Counties
North Central Missouri CAC
North Central Missouri Children’s Advocacy Center
Phone: 660.359.2874
Website: www.ncmochildren.org
Serving: Caldwell, Carroll, Daviess, Grundy, Harrison, Linn,
Livingston, Mercer, Putnam, and Sullivan Counties
Ozark Foothill’s Child Advocacy Centers
Doniphan Location:
209 Highway Street, Doniphan, Missouri 63935
Phone: 573.996.2648
Poplar Bluff Location
1617 North Main, Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901
Serving: Butler, Carter, Oregon, Reynolds, Ripley, and
Wayne counties
Kid’s Harbor
Osage Beach Location
5717 Chapel Drive, Osage Beach, Missouri 65065
Phone: 573.348.6886
Website: www.kidsharbormo.org
Serving: Camden, Dent, Hickory, Laclede, Morgan, Miller,
Phelps, and Texas Counties.
Kids Harbor Too—St. Robert Location
181A Eastlawn Drive
St. Robert, Missouri 65584
Website: www.kidsharbormo.org
Phone: 573.336.8634
Serving: Laclede, Maries, and Pulaski Counties
Child Safe of Central Missouri
Post Office Box 2575, Sedalia, Missouri 65302-2575
Toll Free: 888.829.3434 / Phone: 660.829.3434
Website: www.childsafehouse.org
Serving: Benton, Chariton, Henry, Johnson, Lafayette, Linn,
Moniteau, Morgan, Pettis, and Saline Counties
Rainbow House Regional Child Advocacy Center
1611 Towne Drive, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Phone: 573.474.6600
Website: www.rainbowhousecolumbia.org
Serving: Adair, Audrain, Boone, Callaway, Cole, Cooper,
Howard, Macon, and Randolph Counties
The Children’s Center of Southwest Missouri
921 East 34th Street, Suite A, Joplin, Missouri 64804
Toll Free: 866.230.9780 or Phone: 417.623.2292
6633 Hwy 37, Pierce City, Missouri 65723
600 West Edwards, Nevada, Missouri 65772
Website: www.childrens-center.org
Serving: Jasper, McDonald, and Newton Counties
Child Advocacy Center, Inc.
1033 East Walnut, Springfield, Missouri 65806
Phone: 417.831.2327
Website: www.childadvocacycenter.org
Serving: Cedar, Christian, Douglas, Greene, Hickory, Howell,
Ozark, Polk, Shannon, St. Clair, Texas, Webster, and Wright
Child Advocacy Center of East Central Missouri
Website: www.cacecm.org
DeSoto Location
12803 Serenity Acres Drive, DeSoto, Missouri 63020
Phone: 636.586.1806
Serving: Iron, Jefferson, Madison, St. Francois, Ste. Genevieve, and Washington Counties
Farmington Location
601 Maple Street, Farmington, Missouri
Phone: 636.586.1806
Union Location
14 South Washington, Union, MO 63084
Phone: 636.584.0222
The Child Center, Inc.
Website: www.childcenter.com
Email: info@cacnemo.org
Hannibal Location
306 Munger, Hannibal, Missouri 63401
Phone: 573.221.2256
Serving: Clark, Lewis, Marion, Monroe, Ralls and Shelby
Wentzville Location
989 Heritage Parkway, Wentzville, Missouri 63385
Phone: 636.332.0545
Serving: Knox, Schuyler, and Scotland counties
Statewide Domestic Violence Shelters
and Advocacy Centers
NATIONAL SERVICES
NORTHWEST MISSOURI SERVICES
U.S. Dept of Justice—Office of Violence Against Women
The Office on Violence Against Women provides federal
leadership in developing the national capacity to reduce
violence against women, administer justice, and strengthen
services to all victims of domestic violence, dating violence,
sexual assault and stalking.
Buchanan County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
411 Jules, Room 132, St. Joseph, Missouri 64501
Phone: 816-271-1480
145 N Street, Ste 10W.121, Washington, DC 20530
Phone: 202-307-6026
Website: www.justice/ovw
STATEWIDE SERVICES
University of Missouri Extension
Center on Adolescent Sexuality, Pregnancy, & Parenting
CASPP develops educational programs and conducts applied research to better understand, prevent, and lessen
the negative effects of high-risk sexual behaviors and early
pregnancies. CASPP provides community professionals with
training on how to teach sexual decision-making, parenting,
and relationship skills to adolescents.
1205 University Pl., Suite 1100, Columbia, Missouri 65211
Phone: 573-884-0644
Website: http://extension.missouri.edu/hdfs/caspp.htm
The L.E.A.D. Institute
L.E.A.D. (Leadership through Education & Advocacy for the Deaf)
provides education, advocacy, crisis intervention services,
counseling and other direct services for the Deaf, Hard of
Hearing, Deaf/Blind, and their families.
2502 West Ash Street, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Toll Free: 800.380.3323 (V/TTY) or 573.445.5005 (V/TTY)
Videophone: 573-303-5604 or Text HAND to 839863
Website: www.deaflead.com
Missouri Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence
MCADSV provides technical assistance to Missouri’s domestic and sexual violence service providers through problemsolving information, including educational materials, and
holding meetings & trainings on how advocates can best
help victims of domestic & sexual violence.
217 Oscar Drive, Suite A, Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Phone: 573-634-4161
Website: www.mocadsv.org
C.A.R.E. of Atchison County, Inc.
302 S. Water Street, Rock Port, Missouri 64482
Shelter Toll Free: 877-835-7233 or Phone: 660-744-9966
Children and Family Center of Northwest Missouri
1220 East 2nd Street, Maryville, Missouri 64468
Hotline: 866-382-7867
Office: 660-562-2320
Website: www.childrenandfamilycenter.org
(Atchison, Gentry, Holt, Nodaway & Worth Counties)
Green Hills Women’s Shelter
1506 Oklahoma Avenue, Trenton, Missouri 64683
Toll Free Hotline: 800-942-0649
Trenton Shelter: 660-359-3297
Cameron Shelter: 816-632-4900
Website: www.greenhillswomensshelter.net
(Caldwell, Clinton, Daviess, DeKalb, Grundy, Harrison, Linn,
Livingston, Mercer, Putnam & Sullivan Counties)
Legal Aid of Western Missouri
1125 Grand Blvd, #1900, Kansas City, MO 64106
Phone: 816-474-6750
706 Felix Street, St. Joseph, MO 64501
Office: 816-364-2325 or Toll Free: 800-892-2101
Website: www.lawmo.org
(Central Office)
(Andrew, Atchison, Buchanan, Caldwell, Clinton, Daviess, DeKalb, Gentry,
Grundy, Harrison, Holt, Linn, Livingston, Mercer, Nodaway, Putnam, Sullivan & Worth Counties)
YWCA Shelter
304 North Eighth, St. Joseph, Missouri 64501
Hotline: 800-653-1477 or 816-232-1225
Office/Shelter: 816-232-4481
Website: www.ywcasj.org
(Northwest Missouri Counties)
NORTHEAST MISSOURI SERVICES
Audrain County Crisis Intervention Services (ACCIS)
Post Office Box 181, Mexico, Missouri 65265
Hotline: 800-246-2280
(Audrain, Boone, Callaway, Monroe, Montgomery & Randolph Counties)
AVENUES
Post Office Box 284, Hannibal, Missouri 63401
Office Phone: 573-406-1400 or Shelter: 573-221-4280
Hotline: 800-678-7713
Clark & Lewis Counties: 573-655-0001
Monroe & Shelby Counties: 573-588-0105
Pike & Ralls Counties: 573-324-6336
Website: www.avenueshelp.com
(Clark, Lewis, Marion, Monroe, Pike, Ralls & Shelby Counties)
Bridgeway’s Terry L. Robertson Center
Post Office Box 17, Troy, Missouri 63379
Phone: 636-462-2724
24 Hour Crisis Hotline: 877-462-1758 or 636-462-3355
Website: www.bridgewaybh.com
(Lincoln County)
Legal Services of Eastern Missouri
4232 Forest Park Ave, St. Louis, MO 63108 (Main Office)
Toll Free: 800-444-0514 or 314-534-4200
801 Broadway, Hannibal, MO 63401
Phone: 573-248-1111
(Adair, Clark, Know, Lewis, Lincoln, Macon, Marion, Monroe, Montgomery, Pike, Ralls, Schuyler, Scotland & Shelby Counties)
Website: www.lsem.org
Safe Passage Domestic Violence Services, Inc.
Post Office Box 456, Moberly, Missouri 65270
Hotline: 800-616-3754
Shelter: 660-269-8111
Phone: 660-269-8999
Website: www.safepassagemoberly.org
(Audrain, Boone, Chariton, Howard, Linn, Macon, Monroe, Randolph
& Shelby Counties)
Victim Support Services
1800 East LaHarpe Street, Kirksville, Missouri 63501
Hotline: 660-665-1617
Phone: 660-665-0021
(Adair, Knox, Macon, Putnam, Schuyler, Scotland &
Sullivan Counties)
CENTRAL-WEST MISSOURI SERVICES
Including KANSAS CITY AREA
(See pages 97 & 98)
Anne Molini Fitch Domestic Violence Shelter, FAITH
1007 South Second Street, Clinton, Missouri 64735
Hotline: 800-801-7883 or Phone: 660-885-6067
(Henry & St. Clair Counties)
City of Belton Police Department Victim Services Unit
7001 East 163rd Street, Belton, Missouri 64012
Phone: 816-348-4430
(Cass County)
CASA (Citizens Against Spouse Abuse)
Post Office Box 1371, Sedalia, Missouri 65302-1371
Hotline: 800-894-1151 or Phone: 660-827-5559
Outreach Office: 500 Welch Court, Sedalia, MO 65301
Outreach: 660-827-7821
(Benton, Moniteau, Morgan & Pettis Counties)
Grain Valley and Oak Grove - Victim Services
Grain Valley Police
711 Main Street, Grain Valley, Missouri 64029
Phone: 816.847.6250
Oak Grove Police
1300 South Broadway, Oak Grove, Missouri 64075
Phone: 816.690.3773, Ext. 1104
Hope Haven of Cass County
Post Office Box 754, Harrisonville, Missouri 64701
Hotline: 816-380-4663 or Phone: 816-380-2833
Website: www.hopehavenofcasscounty.org
(Cass and surrounding Counties)
House of Hope
Post Office Box 176, Lexington, Missouri 64067
Office: 660-259-4766
Hotline: 888-259-6795
Website: www.lexingtonhouseofhope.org
(Lafayette and surrounding Counties)
The Lighthouse Shelter
Post Office Box 884, Marshall, MO 65340
Hotline: 888-831-0988 or 660-831-0988
Business Office: 660-886-9880
Website: www.thelighthouseshelter.org
(Saline County)
Pathways Community Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.
1800 Community Drive, Clinton, Missouri 64735
Hotline: 800-726-4586 or Phone: 660-885-8031
Website: www.compasshealthhome.org/missouri-services
The Place At The Lake
Post Office Box 171, Lincoln, Missouri 65338
Hotline: 866-374-9044 or Phone: 660-547-2611
Website: www.placeatthelake.org
(Benton County)
Jackson County Victim Services Program
415 E. 12th Street, 11th Floor, Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Phone: 816-881-3555
Website: www.jacksongov.org/prosecutor
Survival Adult Abuse Center, Inc.
Post Office Box 344, Warrensburg, Missouri 64093
Phone: 660-429-1088 or Shelter: 660-429-2847
Hotline: 800-846-7597
Outreach Office: 137 E. Culton St, Warrensburg, MO 64093
Kansas City Anti-Violence Project (KCAVP)
Phone: 816-561-0550
Website: www.kcavp.org
(Johnson County)
KCMO Domestic Violence/Child Abuse Victims
Assistance Program
Clay, Jackson & Platte Counties
1101 Locust, First Floor, Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Phone: 816.513.3927
Website: www.kcmo.org/police/victim-resources-2
Synergy Services , Inc. (Also on page 98)
Meier Family Care Center
400 East Sixth Street, Parkville, Missouri 64152
Hotline: 800-491-1114 or 816-587-4100
Ray County Family Care
201 East Lexington, Richmond, Missouri 64085
Phone: 816-505-4890
SafeHaven DV Shelter and Children’s Center
PO Box 14286, Parkville, Missouri 64152
Phone: 816-452-8910
Website: www.synergyservices.org
(Clay, Jackson, Platte & Ray Counties)
University of Central Missouri Health Center
Humphreys Building, Ste 131, Warrensburg, MO 64093
Phone: 660-543-4060
(University of Central Missouri Students)
W.I.N.G.S. Refuge (When In Need God Saves)
175 Pine Street, PO Box 155, Osceola, Missouri 64776
Phone/Crisis Line: 660-492-2773
(Henry, Hickory, & St. Clair Counties)
CENTRAL-WEST MISSOURI SERVICES -
KANSAS CITY METROPOLITAN AREA
Family Advocacy Network, Inc.
3100 Main Street, Suite 308, Kansas City, Missouri 64111
Phone: 816-753-5818
Gifted Hands Gift Shop Program
2450 Grand Blvd., Suite 326, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-471-5515
Website: www.giftedhandskc.com
(Kansas City Metro and Western Missouri)
1125 Grand Blvd., Suite 1900, Kansas City, Missouri 65106
Phone: 816-474-6750
920 Southwest Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-474-9868
305 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri 65093
Phone: 660-747-7101 or 800-892-2943
Website: www.lawmo.org
(Barton, Bates, Benton, Camden, Carroll, Cass, Clay, Henry, Hickory,
Jackson, Jasper, Johnson, Lafayette, McDonald, Morgan, Newton, Pettis,
Platte, Ray, Saline, St. Clair & Vernon Counties)
Mattie Rhodes Center / Nuevo Dia
1740 Jefferson, Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Phone: 816-471-2536
Website: www.mattierhodes.org
(Kansas City Metro; Jackson, Clay & Platte Counties)
Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault
3100 Broadway, Suite 400, Kansas City, Missouri 64111
Hotline: 816-531-0233 or Office: 816-931-4527
Website: www.mocsa.org
(Greater KC Metro)
Newhouse
Hotline/Shelter: 816-471-5800 or Phone: 816-474-6446
Website: www.newhouseshelter.org
(Kansas City Area)
(Kansas City Metro, Clay, Jackson, and Platte Counties)
Hope House
Post Office Box 577, Lee’s Summit, Missouri 64063
Hotlines: 816-461-4673 or 816-468-5463 (Metro Area)
Phone: 816-461-4188
Website: www.hopehouse.net
Rose Brooks Center, Inc.
Hotline: 816-861-6100
Phone: 816-523-5550
Website: www.rosebrooks.org
(Eastern Jackson County)
(Greater Kansas City Metro Area)
CENTRAL-WEST MISSOURI SERVICES -
KANSAS CITY METROPOLITAN AREA (Continued)
Synergy Services , Inc. (Also on page 97)
Batterer’s Intervention Program - Jackson County Office
3800 Troost Ave, Kansas City, Missouri 64109
Phone: 816-587-4100
Synergy House
2005 NE Parvin Road, Kansas City, Missouri 64116
Phone: 816-741-8700
Synergy in Style Thrift Store
6571 N Oak Trafficway, Gladstone, Missouri 64118
Phone: 816-468-0404
Youth Resiliency Center
2001 NE Parvin Road, Kansas City, Missouri 64116
Phone: 816-777-0356
Website: www.synergyservices.org
(Clay, Jackson, Platte & Ray Counties)
CENTRAL MISSOURI SERVICES
Audrain County Crisis Intervention Services (ACCIS)
Hotline: 800-246-2280 or Phone: 573-581-3835
Outreach Office: 300 South Morris, Mexico, MO 65265
(Audrain, Boone, Callaway, Monroe, Montgomery & Randolph Counties)
Coalition Against Rape and Domestic Violence (CARDV)
Post Office Box 786, Fulton, Missouri 65251
Hotline: 866-642-4422 or Phone: 573-642-1418
Website: www.callawaycardv.org
(Callaway County)
Citizens Against Domestic Violence (CADV)
Post Office Box 245, Camdenton, Missouri 65020
Hotline: 888-809-7233 or Shelter: 573-346-9630
Website: www.cadv-voc.org
(Camden, Miller & Morgan Counties)
Family Counseling Center of Missouri
117 North Garth, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Phone: 573-449-2581
Website: www.fccmo.org
The House of Genesis: A Place of New Beginnings
Post Office Box 4177, Waynesville, Missouri 65583
Shelter Phone/Fax: 573-774-4040
Hotline: 573-774-2628 or Hotline: 877-774-2628
(Camden, Laclede, Miller, Phelps & Pulaski Counties)
Jefferson City Rape and Abuse Crisis Service, Inc. (RACS)
Hotline: 800-303-0013
Shelter: 573-634-4911
Website: www.racsjc.org
(Cole, Gasconade, Maries, Miller, Moniteau, Morgan, Osage,
Southern Boone, and Southern Callaway Counties)
(Leadership through Education & Advocacy for the Deaf)
2502 West Ash Street, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Toll Free: 800.380.3323 (V/TTY) or 573.445.5005 (V/TTY)
Videophone: 573-303-5604 or Text HAND to 839863
Website: www.deaflead.com
Legal Services of Southern Missouri
1412 Highway 72 East, Rolla, Missouri 65401
Toll Free: 800-999-0249 or Phone: 573-341-3655
Website: www.lsosm.org
(Maries & Phelps Counties)
McCarney/Bennett House
Toll Free: 800-246-2280 or Office/Fax: 573-581-3835
(Audrain County)
Mid-Missouri Legal Services Corporation
1201 West Broadway, Columbia, Missouri 65203
Toll Free: 800-568-4931 or 573-442-0116
308 E. High St, Jefferson City, MO 65101
Toll Free: 888-476-4545 or 573-634-4545
Website: www.mmls.org
(Audrain, Boone, Callaway, Chariton, Cole, Cooper, Howard, Miller,
Moniteau, Osage, and Randolph Counties)
RSVP Center (Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention Center)
University of Missouri, MSA/GPC
G210 MU Student Center, Columbia, Missouri 65211
Phone: 573-882-6683
Website: www.rsvp.missouri.edu/
Russell House Phelps County Family Crisis Services, Inc.
Post Office Box 2259, Rolla, Missouri 65402
Office/Shelter: 573-364-0579
Hotline: 800-998-8340 or 888-570-3703
Hotline: 573-364-0222
Outreach Office: 113 N. First St, Steelville, MO 65565
Phone: 573-751-5101
Outreach Office: 403 N. Jackson, Salem, MO 65560
Phone: 573-729-4774
Website: www.russell-house.org
(Maries & Phelps Counties - also Crawford & Dent)
CENTRAL MISSOURI SERVICES (Continued)
Safe Passage Domestic Violence Services, Inc.
Post Office Box 456, Moberly, Missouri 65270
Phone: 660-269-8999 or Shelter: 660-269-8111
Hotline: 800-616-3754
(Audrain, Boone, Chariton, Howard, Linn, Macon, Monroe,
Randolph & Shelby Counties)
The Shelter-Comprehensive Human Services, Inc.
Boone County & Central Missouri Counties
Post Office Box 1367, Columbia, Missouri 65205-1367
Outreach Office: 573.875.0503 or Shelter: 573.875.1370
Hotline: 800.548.2480
U.S. Army Community Service, Family Advocacy Program
Fort Leonard Wood military base & surrounding counties
140 Replacement Avenue, Suite 1109
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri 65473
Hotline: 573.596.0446 or Phone: 573.596.0212
Website: www.fortleonardwoodmwr.com/acs_sapr.htm
WINGS: Women In Need Getting Shelter
Cooper & Howard Counties
1640 Radio Hill Road, Boonville, Missouri 65233
Office: 660.882.5202 or Shelter: 660.882.2183
Hotline: 660.537.3774
Website: www.bethel-purim.net
AWARE (Barnes-Jewish Hospital)
St. Louis Metro
Barnes-Jewish Hospital, AWARE 90-71-406
Barnes Jewish Hospital Plaza, St. Louis, MO 63110
Phone: 314.362.9273
Bridgeway Sexual Assault Center
St. Charles, Lincoln & Warren Counties
1601 Old South River Road, St. Charles, Missouri 63303
Hotline: 877.946.6854 or Phone: 636.747.2300
Website: www.bridgewaybh.com
Community Alternatives, Inc.
City of St. Louis; St. Louis County
3738 Chouteau Suite 200, St. Louis, Missouri 63110
Outreach Office: Medical Building North
12255 DePaul Drive Suite 250, Bridgeton, Missouri 63044
Phone: 314.772.8801
Website: www.community-alternatives.org
COMTREA - A Safe Place
227 Main Street, Festus, Missouri 63028
Hotline: 877.266.8732 or Office/Shelter: 636.232.2301
Website: www.comtrea.org
Jefferson and Surrounding Counties
including ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN AREA
Fortress Outreach
City of St. Louis; St. Louis & St. Charles Counties
Post Office Box 2115, Florissant, Missouri 63032-2115
Phone: 314.653.1500
Website: www.fortresswc.org
Abuse Prevention Program
6454 Alamo Avenue, Suite 2E, St. Louis, Missouri 63105
Phone: 314.863.2363
Website: www.creativeconflictresolution.org
Kathy J. Weinman Shelter for Battered Women & Children
City of St. Louis
Phone/Hotline: 314.423.1117
CENTRAL-EAST MISSOURI SERVICES
(City of St. Louis & St. Louis County)
Lasting Solutions/Legal Services of Eastern Missouri
Alice’s House
St. Louis Metro
4083 Browning Drive, Florissant, Missouri 63033
Phone: 314.839.4357
(City of St. Louis; Jefferson, St. Charles, St. Louis County, Warren,
Washington, Franklin, Marion, Adair, Clark, Knox, Lewis, Lincoln,
Macon, Monroe, Montgomery, Pike, Ralls, Schuyler, Scotland and
Shelby Counties)
ALIVE
Outreach Office: Post Office Box 223, Union, MO 63084
Phone: 314.993.7080 or 800.941.9144
Hotline/Shelter: 314.993.2777
Website: www.alivestl.org
(City of St. Louis, Franklin, Jefferson, St. Charles & St. Louis Counties)
4232 Forest Park Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63108
Hotline: 800.444.0514 or Phone/Hotline: 314.534.4200
Website: www.lsem.org
(Leadership through Education & Advocacy for the Deaf)
Outreach Office: 2165 Hampton, St. Louis, Missouri 63139
TDD: 800.380.3323
Phone: 573.445.5005
(City of St. Louis, Franklin, Jefferson, St. Charles & St. Louis Counties)
Legal Advocates for Abused Women (LAAW)
(City of St. Louis; Franklin, Jefferson, Lincoln, St. Charles, St. Louis, &
Warren Counties)
Phone: 314.535.0684
Crisis Line: 800.527.1460 or Crisis Line: 314.535.5229
Website: www.laawstl.org
Life Source Consultants
(City of St. Louis & St. Louis County)
SAWERAA (South Asian Women Empowerment Regional Association)
4530 N. Lindbergh Blvd, Ste 300, Bridgeton, Missouri 63044
Hotline: 877.729.3722 or Hotline: 314.435.3722
Phone: 314.551.0006
Website: www.sawcraa.org
St. Charles County Victims of Crime Assistance Program
300 N. Second St, Room 601, St. Charles, Missouri 63301
Phone: 636.949.7355
119 Church Road, Suite 219, Ferguson, Missouri 63135
Phone: 314.524.4130 or Outreach Office: 314.371.0334
Hotline: 314.524.0686
Website: www.lifesourceconsultants.org
St. John’s Mercy Hospital Sexual Assault Response Team
Crawford, Franklin, Gasconade & Jefferson Counties
901 East 5th Street, Washington, Missouri 63090
Phone: 636.239.8044
Love Team Ministries, Inc.
St. Louis City and St. Louis County
Post Office Box 2326, Florissant, Missouri 63032
Phone: 314.602.1357
St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Victim Services
City of St. Louis
1114 Market, Room 401, St. Louis, Missouri 63101
Phone: 314.622.4941
Website: www.circuitattorney.org
Lydia’s House
City of St. Louis; Jefferson, St. Charles & St. Louis Counties
Phone: 314.771.4411
Website: www.lydiashouse.org
Presbyterian Children’s Center
1353 North Warson Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63132
Phone: 314.989.9727
Columbia: 573.442.3064 / Farmington: 573.756.6744
Kansas City: 816.679.6423 / Springfield: 417.862.9134
Hannibal: 573.221.2200
Provident Counseling Men Ending Domestic Violence
2650 Olive Street, St. Louis, Missouri 63103
Hotline: 314.647.4357 or 800.273.8255
Office: 314.371.6500
Website: www.providentstl.org
Redevelopment Opportunities for Women (ROW)
2229 Pine, St. Louis, Missouri 63103
Phone: 314.588.8300
Outreach Office: 2709 Woodson Rd, Overland, MO 63114
Outreach Phone: 314.863.0236
Website: www.row-stl.org
Safe Connections
City of St. Louis & St. Louis County
2165 Hampton Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63139
Hotline: 314.531.2003 or Phone: 314.646.7500
Website: www.safeconnections.org
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office,
Victim Service Division
100 S. Central Ave, 2nd Floor, Clayton, Missouri 63105
Phone: 314.615.4872
Website: www.co.st-louis.mo.us/pa/victimsvs.html
St. Louis Healthy Marriage Coalition
City of St. Louis & surrounding Counties
4557 Laclede Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63108
Hotline: 314.367.HOPE or Phone: 314.361.1222
Website: www.stl-healthymarriage.org
St. Martha’s Hall
City of St. Louis, Jefferson, St. Charles & St. Louis Counties
Phone/Hotline: 314.533.1313
Website: www.saintmarthas.org
Tri–County Council Against Domestic Violence
16 North Court, Bowling Green, Missouri 63334
Phone: 314.324.2231
Turning Point
Franklin, Gasconade, Montgomery & Warren Counties
Post Office Box 426, Warrenton, Missouri 63383
Phone: 636.456.1186 or Hotline: 888.873.7233
United State Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of Missouri
111 South 10th Street, 20th Floor, St. Louis, Missouri 63102
Office: 314.539.2200
Website: www.usdoj.gov/usao/moc
Woman’s Place
City of St. Louis; Jefferson, St. Charles & St. Louis Counties
7372 Marietta Avenue, Maplewood, Missouri 63143
Phone: 314.645.4848
Website: www.womansplacestl.org
Women of Grace
St. Louis City
4020 St. Louis Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63107
Hotline: 314.652.2572 or Phone: 314.652.9196
The Women’s Safe House
Hotline/Phone: 314.772.4535
Website: www.twsh.org
The Women’s Self Help Center
2838 Olive Street, St. Louis, Missouri 63103
Hotline: 314.531.2003 or Phone: 314.531.9100
Washington University School of Law Civil Justice Clinic
City of St. Louis & St. Louis County
One Brookings Dr, Campus Box 1120, St. Louis, MO 63130
Phone: 314.935.7238
Women’s Support and Community Services
St. Louis Metro
2165 Hampton Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63139
Hotline: 314.531.2003 or Phone: 314.646.7500
Website: www.womenssupport.org
YWCA Women’s Resource Center/St. Louis Regional
Sexual Assault Center
140 North Brentwood Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri 63105
Hotline: 314.531.RAPE or Phone: 314.726.6665
SOUTHWEST MISSOURI SERVICES
Agape House, Inc. of Mountain View
Post Office Box 550, Mountain View, Missouri 65548
Phone: 417.934.5721
Hotlines: 800.667.1811 or 417.934.1811
(Carter, Douglas, Howell, Oregon, Ozark, Reynolds, Shannon, Texas,
Webster & Wright Counties)
A.R.C. of Hope
Post Office Box 184, El Dorado Springs, Missouri 64744
Hotline: 800.656.6958 or Shelter: 417.876.2641
Phone: 417.876.5461
Website: www.ArcofHope.net
(Cedar, St. Clair & Vernon Counties)
Barceda Families
100 East 11th Street, Lamar, Missouri 64759
Phone: 417.681.0065
Bolivar: 417.777.2648
Greenfield: 417.637.5411
Stockton: 417.276.4591
Website: www.barceda.org
(Barton, Cedar, Dade, Dallas, Hickory, Jasper, Newton, Polk, Vernon
Counties)
Christian Associates of Table Rock Lake
13192 State Highway 13, Kimberling City, Missouri 65686
Shelter & Office: 417.739.3200
(Stone & Taney Counties)
Christian County Family Crisis Center
Christian, Greene, Stone & Taney Counties
Post Office Box 1276, Ozark, Missouri 65721
Phone: 417.581.1690
Family Self Help Center, Inc. (DBA Lafayette House)
Post Office Box 1765, Joplin, Missouri 64802-1765
Hotline: 800.416.1772 or Office/Shelter: 417.782.1772
Neosho: 417.451.6106
Pineville: 417.223.3241
Website: www.lafayettehouse.org
Barry, Barton, Dade, Jasper, Lawrence, McDonald & Newton Counties
Family Violence Center, Inc.
Post Office Box 5972, Springfield, Missouri 65801
Phone: 417.837.7700
Outreach Office: 417.837.7700, Ext. 209
Website: www.familyviolencecenter.org
Southwest Missouri Counties
The Hiding Place
Christian, Greene, Stone and Taney Counties
Post Office Box 1212, Branson, Missouri 65615
Hotline: 417.676.0542
Forsyth Outreach: 417.546.8100
Website: www.thehidingplaceministry.com
H.I.T. No More
Southwest Missouri
1324 W. Sunshine St, Box 175, Springfield, Missouri 65802
Office: 417.869.8332
Branson: 417.294.2451
West Plains: 417.372.3888
Website: www.hitnomore.com
Barton, Bates, Jasper, McDonald, Newton & Vernon Counties
800 Grant, Carthage, Missouri 64836
Carthage Outreach Office:
Phone: 417.359.3313 or 417.359.3308
302 S. Joplin, PO Box 1605, Joplin, Missouri 64801
Phone: 800.492.7095 or Phone: 417.782.1650
Southern Missouri
2872 South Meadowbrook, Springfield, Missouri 65807
Hotline: 800.444.4863 or Phone: 417.881.1397
Outreach Office:
313 Washington Ave, PO Box 887, West Plains, MO 65775
Moss House/Council on Families in Crisis
Barton, Bates, Cedar, Dade, St. Clair & Vernon Counties
415 North Main, Nevada, Missouri 64772
Phone: 417.667.7171
Shelter: 417.667.4272
Hotlines: 800.398.4271 or 417.667.3733
Polk County House of Hope, Inc.
Polk and surrounding Counties
1425 West Roadway, Suite 2, Bolivar, Missouri 65613
Hotline/Shelter: 417.399.6744
Phone: 417.777.8137 or 417.777.3229
Violence Free Families: Coalition of Community Partnership
Greene County
330 North Jefferson, Springfield, Missouri 65806
Phone: 417.888.2020
Women’s Crisis Center of Taney County, Inc.
Post Office Box 282, Branson, Missouri 65615
Hotlines: 866.379.0074 or 417.561.5084
Phone: 417.561.5105
Website: www.thewomenscrisiscenter.net
Christos House, Inc.
115 Walnut, West Plains, Missouri 65775
West Plains Office: 417-256-3408
17 Court Square, Alton, Missouri
Alton: 417-778-1773
Website: www.christoshouse.org
(Carter, Douglas, Howell, Oregon, Ozark, Shannon, Texas & Wright COs)
Crawford County Crisis Center
113 North First, Steelville, Missouri 65665
Crisis Line: 573.364.0579/800.998.8340
Phone: 573.578.3587
COPE
201 Lawson Avenue, Lebanon, Missouri 65536
Shelter: 417-533-5201 or 888-655-5862
Hotlines: 877-275-0930 or 417-532-2885
(Dallas, Laclede, Texas, Webster & Wright Counties)
Dent County Women’s Crisis Center
403 North Jackson Street, Salem, Missouri 65560
Phone: 573-729-4774
(basement of US Bank)
H.I.T. No More
1324 W. Sunshine St, Box 175, Springfield, Missouri 65802
Springfield: 417.869.8332
Branson: 417.294.2451
West Plains: 417.372.3888
Website: www.hitnomore.com
(Southwest Missouri)
2872 South Meadowbrook, Springfield, Missouri 65807
Hotline: 800.444.4863 or Phone: 417.881.1397
Outreach Office:
313 Washington Ave, PO Box 887, West Plains, MO 65775
(Southern Missouri)
(Christian, Douglas, Greene, Ozark, Stone & Taney Counties)
SOUTH CENTRAL MISSOURI SERVICES
Casa Guadalupe Shelter - Whole Health Outreach
Post Office Box 417, Ellington, Missouri 63638
Hotline: 888-228-8122
Shelter: 573-663-2720
Phone: 573-663-2766
Outreach Office: 573-663-7757
Pulaski County Crisis Center
Post Office Box 4177, Waynesville, Missouri 65583
Hotline: 877.774.2628 or Phone: 573.774.2628
Shelter/Office: 573.744.4040
Silverleaf of the Ozarks, Inc.
Ozark & Douglas Counties
Post Office Box 655, Gainesville, Missouri 65655
Phone: 877.291.0302 or Phone: 417.679.0200
(Carter, Iron, Reynolds, Shannon and Wayne Counties)
Webster County Victim Assistance Program
Post Office Box 401, Marshfield, Missouri 65706
Phone/Hotline: 417.859.7129 or 888.453.5554
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI SERVICES
SEMO Family Violence Council
Casa Guadalupe Shelter - Whole Health Outreach
Carter, Iron, Reynolds, Shannon and Wayne Counties
Post Office Box 417, Ellington, Missouri 63638
Phone: 573.663.2766 or Outreach Office: 573.663.7757
Post Office Box 465, Bonne Terre, Missouri 63628
Phone/Fax: 573.358.3913 or Shelter: 573.358.4461
Hotline: 800.663.9929
The Center for Family Resources, Inc.
2770 North Douglas, Malden, Missouri 63863
Hotline: 800.455.9229 or Phone/Shelter: 573.276.5500
Dunklin, New Madrid, Mississippi, Scott, Pemiscot &
Stoddard Counties
Iron, Madison, St. Francois, Ste. Genevieve & Washington Counties
Susanna Wesley Family Learning Center
Post Office Box 249, East Prairie, Missouri 63845
Phone/Shelter: 573-649-3731 or Legal Office: 573-649-9546
Hotline: 800-382-7294
(Mississippi County and surrounding Counties)
Haven House
Butler, Carter, Ripley, Stoddard & Wayne Counties
Post Office Box 4875, Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63902
Phone & Shelter: 573.686.4873
Hotline: 800.491.1138
The House of Refuge for Abused and Battered Women
Post Office Box 244, Sikeston, Missouri 63801
Hotline: 877.633.3843 or 573.472.3843
Phone: 573.472.4499
(New Madrid & Scott Counties)
Hopeful Expectations
1104 North Rolla Street, Rolla, Missouri 65401
Phone: 314.634.2440
116 North Main, PO Box 349, Charleston, Missouri 63834
Outreach Office
1217 N. Kingshighway, #112, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
Hotline: 800.748.7456 or Phone: 573.683.3783
Outreach Office: 573.651.4806
Regional Family Crisis Center
Post Office Box 231, Perryville, Missouri 63775
Hotline: 877-527-4747 or Hotline/Phone: 573-547-2480
(Bollinger, Cape Girardeau, Madison, Perry, St. Francois & Ste. Genevieve
Counties)
Ripley County Crisis Shelter
Ripley and Surrounding Counties
Post Office Box 856, Doniphan, Missouri 63935
Website: www.ofra.org
The Safe House for Women, Inc.
Cape Girardeau, Bollinger and Scott Counties
Post Office Box 1167, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63702
Phone: 573.335.7745 or Thrift shop: 573.336.7746
Hotline: 800.341.1830 or Hotline/Shelter: 573.651.1614
Website: www.semosafehouse.org
Missouri Connections
Selecting a Career and Career Self-Assessments
Everybody needs a plan!
A Personal Plan of Study can help you achieve your goals—now and in the future. With Missouri Connections,
you can make a plan that’s right for you.
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Determine your skills and interests
Explore careers
Create an education plan
Search for colleges and training options
Find a job
Missouri Connections is a comprehensive, online, career development and planning program that is provided free
of charge to all Missouri citizens. Funded by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
and the Missouri Division of Workforce Development, this program supports the career development efforts of
schools, community organizations, and adult job seeker programs. Missouri Connections helps individuals learn
about their talents, skills, and interests and makes the connection between planning for continued education and
the work world.
Missouri Connections is produced by intoCareers, an outreach at the University of Oregon College of Education.
First introduced in Oregon in 1971, Career Information System, CIS is now used by 19 states as their official statewide career information delivery system. This 19-state non-profit consortium, known as the CIS Network, serves
millions of people annually. Due to growing interest in the program from educational and employment institutions outside of the CIS Network, introCareers has also created a new version of Missouri Connections that is
available nationwide.
Missouri Connections promotes lifelong learning and includes assessment, career and college planning and financial aid resources. It is appropriate for middle schools, high schools, post-secondary institutions, as well as for
agencies serving adult populations, such as employment offices, vocational rehabilitation programs and correctional facilities.
Missouri Connections is updated and enhanced year round. To use Missouri Connections, an institution or agency
must purchase a site license. This license provides one year of unlimited use of the system.
Be encouraged to explore this system through the Guest access, by visiting http://www.missouriconnections.org/
materials/portal/home.html.
Website: www.missouriconnections.org
National Organizations and
Resources
(AAUW) - National
1111 Sixteenth Street Northwest
Phone: 800.785.7700
Email: connect@aauw.org
Website: www.aauw.org
is reflected in their public policy efforts, programs, and diversity initiatives. There are several branch locations
throughout Missouri. Information is available on their website.
American Business Women’s Association (ABWA)
9820 Metcalf Avenue, Suite 110
Overland Park, KS 66212
Phone: 800.228.0007 / Fax: 913.660.0101
Website: www.abwa.org
ABWA’s mission is to bring together businesswomen of diverse occupations and provide opportunities for them to
help themselves and others grow personally and professionally through leadership, education, networking support
and national recognition.
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial
Organizations (AFL-CIO)
815 16th Street Northwest
Phone: 202.637.5000 / Fax: 202.637.5058
Website: www.aflcio.org
Whether your top concern is equal pay or flexible hours,
child care or elder care, training for a new job or respect for
the one you do now, one thing is certain: Working women
agree it’s more effective working together to make changes
on the job than trying to go it alone. That’s why the Working Women’s Department of the AFL-CIO is working with
women’s civil rights, community and religious organizations. They’re ready to bring into focus what needs to be
changed and make it happen.
Asian Women in Business
42 Broadway, Suite 1748
New York, NY 10004
Phone: 212.868.1368
Email: info@awib.org
Website: www.awib.org
Asian Women in Business is a not-for-profit membership
organization founded in 1995 to assist Asian women to realize their entrepreneurial potential. AWIB fills a vital need
for women who need information, education and networking opportunities to start or expand their businesses.
Association for Women in Science (AWIS)
1321 Duke Street, Suite 210
Alexandria, Virginia 22314
Phone: 703.894.4490; 866.657.AWIS
Website: www.awis.org
The Association for Women in Science (AWIS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to achieving equity and full
participation for women in science, mathematics, engineering, and technology. AWIS works to promote women’s activities in all scientific fields, including mentoring and job
listings.
Business and Professional Women’s Foundation
1718 M Street, NW, #148
Phone: 202.293.1100
Email: foundation@bpwfoundation.org
Website: www.bpwusa.org
Business and Professional Women/USA, founded in 1919,
promotes equity for all women in the workplace through
advocacy, education and information. BPW provides members with professional development programs, networking,
participation in grassroots activism, and opportunities to
support scholarships for disadvantaged women.
Concerned Women for America
1015 Fifteenth Street NW, Suite 1100
Phone: 202.488.7000
Fax: 202.488.0806
Website: www.cwfa.org
Concerned Women for America is the nation’s largest public policy women’s organization with a rich 27-year history
of helping members bring Biblical principles into all levels of
public policy through prayer, education, and citizen action.
Center for Women’s Business (CWB)
1760 Old Meadow Road, Suite 500
McLean, VA 22102
Phone: 703.556.7162
Fax: 703.506.3266
Website: http://www.uschamberfoundation.org/centerwomen-business
Center for Women’s Business Research is the premier
source of knowledge about women business owners and
their enterprises worldwide. The Center’s mission is to
unleash the economic potential of women entrepreneurs
by conducting research, sharing information and increasing
knowledge about this fast-growing sector of the economy.
Count Me In
240 Central Park South, Suite 7GH
New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212.245.1245
Fax: 212.245.1236
Website: www.countmein.org
Count Me In uses a unique women friendly credit scoring
system to make loans of $500-$10,000 available to women
across the United States who have nowhere to turn for that
all-important first business loan. The organization provides
access to networks that expand contacts, markets, skills and
confidence.
Eagle Forum
Post Office Box 618
Alton, IL 62002
Phone: 618.462.5415
Fax: 618.462.8909
Website: www.eagleforum.org
Eagle Forum’s mission is to enable conservative and profamily men and women to participate in the process of government and public policy so that America will continue to
be a land of individual liberty, respect for family integrity,
public and private virtue, and private enterprise.
eWomenNetwork, Inc.
14900 Landmark Boulevard, Suite 540
Dallas, TX 75254
Phone: 314.968.9664 St. Louis/St. Charles
Phone: 816.425.4997 Kansas City
Website: www.new.eWomenNetwork.com
eWomenNetwork, Inc. is headquartered in Dallas, Texas.
They are committed to helping women and their businesses
achieve, succeed and thrive in the new economy. Their
goal is to help female business owners and professionals
achieve their goals. They support growth by purchasing
your products and services, providing you access to needed
resources, and connecting you with others who share your
passion for achievement and prosperity. They offer exclusive Accelerated Networking™ events occurring in cities all
across the United States and Canada.
Gaebler Ventures
156 North Jefferson Street, Suite 301
Chicago, IL 60661
Website: www.gaeblervc.com
Gaebler Ventures is a business incubator and holding company that develops and nurtures companies that are shaping the future. With an emphasis on seed-stage and earlystage investments, the Chicago-based partnership has invested in companies since 1999 and has established numerous innovative and market-leading enterprises.
Institute for Women’s Policy Research
1707 18th Street NW, Suite 301
Phone: 202.785.5100
Fax: 202.833.4362
Email: iwpr@iwpr.org
Website: www.iwpr.org
The Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) is a public policy research organization dedicated to informing and
stimulating the debate on public policy issues of critical importance to women and their families. IWPR focuses on
issues of poverty and welfare, employment and earnings,
work and family issues, the economic and social aspects of
health care and domestic violence and women’s civic and
political participation
International Association of Administrative
Professionals (IAAP)
10502 N. Ambassador Drive, Suite 100
Phone: 816.891.6600
Fax: 816.891.9118
Website: www.iaap-hq.org
IAAP is the world’s largest association for administrative
support staff. It provides up-to-date research on office
trends, cutting-edge publications, outstanding seminars and
conferences, and top-notch resources to help administrative professionals enhance their skills and become more
effective contributors to their employers.
MANA
1140 19th Street NW, Suite 550
Phone: 202.525.5113
Website: www.hermana.org
MANA, A National Latina Organization, is a nonprofit, advocacy organization established in 1974. Its mission is to empower Latinas through leadership development, community
service, and advocacy. MANA fulfills its mission through
programs designed to develop the leadership skills of Latinas, promote community service by Latinas, and provide
Latinas with advocacy opportunities.
National Association for Female Executives (NAFE)
2 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10016
Phone: 800.927.6233
Website: www.nafe.com
Email: NAFE@bonniercorp.com
The National Association for Female Executives (NAFE), the
largest women’s professional association and the largest
women business owners’ organization in the country, provides resources and services—through education, networking, and public advocacy—to empower its members to
achieve career success and financial security.
National Association of Women Business Owners
(NAWBO)
601 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, South Building, Suite 900
Phone: 800.556.2926
Fax: 202.403-3788
Website: www.nawbo.org
NAWBO is a dues-based national organization representing
the interests of all women entrepreneurs in all industries.
Membership is open to sole proprietors, partners and corporate owners with day-to-day management responsibility.
327 South Adams Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76104
Phone: 817.877.5551
Fax: 817.877.0324
Website: www.nawic.org
NAWIC advances the cause of women in construction, from
tradeswomen to business owners.
Women’s Yellow Pages of Greater St. Louis
6223 Washington Avenue
University City, Missouri 63130
Phone: 314.997.6262
Fax: 314.567.7849
Website: www.wypstlouis.com
The National Association of Women’s Yellow Pages reaches
out to the women’s business community, reaching more
than 1.8 million of the most influential women across the
country.
National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.
1925 Adam C. Powell Jr. Blvd., Suite 1L
New York, NY 10026
Phone: 212.222.5660
Fax: 212.222.5675
Website: www.ncbw.org
This nonprofit, volunteer organization is involved with community service, leadership develop and enhancing career
opportunities through networking and programming.
National Women’s Business Council
409 3rd Street, SW, 5th Floor
Phone: 202.205.3850
Fax: 202.205.6825
Website: www.nwbc.gov
The National Women’s Business Council is a bi-partisan Federal advisory council created to serve as an independent
source of advice and policy recommendations to the President, Congress, and the U.S. Small Business Administration
on economic issues of importance to women business owners. The Council’s mission is to promote initiatives, policies
and programs designed to support women’s business enterprises at all stages of development in the public and private
sector marketplaces, from start-up to success to significance.
National Women’s Law Center
11 Dupont Circle NW, #800, Washington, DC 20036
Phone: 202.588.5180 / Fax: 202.588.5185
Website: www.nwlc.org
Email: info@nwlc.org
The center uses the law to expand possibilities for women
and girls. The staff takes on issues that cut to the core of
women’s and girl’s lives in education, employment, family
economic security and health.
Older Women’s League
OWL’s sharp focus is what makes it unique. OWL is the only
organization that advocates on the national level, for
women over 40, on issues solely affecting them - economic
security, cost effective and comprehensive healthcare, and
an enhanced quality of life.
1627 Eye Street NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20006
Phone: 202-450-8986
Website: www.owl-national.org
U.S. Department of Labor—Women’s Bureau
200 Constitution Avenue, NW, Room S-3002
Phone: 800.827.5335 / 202.693.6710
Website: www.dol.gov/wb
The U. S. Department of Labor Women’s Bureau, established by Congress in 1920, is the only federal agency mandated to represent the needs of wage-earning women in
the public policy process. For 80 years, it has been meeting
that mandate-identifying the issues working women care
about most and vigorously pioneering research & remedies
to address them.
U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce
700 12th Street, NW, Suite 700
Phone: 888.41.USWCC / Fax: 202.478.0995
Website: www.uswcc.org
The USWCC is creating economic & leadership opportunities for women by building a strong community voice, lobbying for you, and providing programs & benefits to support the growth of our members.
Wider Opportunities for Women
1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW ,Suite 930
Phone: 202.464.1596
Fax: 202.464.1660
Website: www.wowonline.org
Email: info@wowonline.org
WOW works nationally to achieve economic independence
and equality of opportunity for women and girls.
Women’s Business Ownership
Office of Women’s Business Ownership
Small Business Administration
409 Third Street SW, Sixth Floor, Washington, DC 20416
Phone: 202.205.6673
Website: https://www.sba.gov/offices/headquarters/wbo
WICS has addressed employment, job training, welfare reform, poverty & cultural diversity issues for 36 years. Each
year, WICS volunteers & staff help more than 150,000 low
income individuals by providing support services, mentoring
& workforce preparation programs nationwide.
Women in Technology International (WITI)
11500 Olympic Blvd., Suite 400
Los Angeles, CA 90064
Phone: 818.788.9484 / Fax: 818.788.9410
Website: www.witi.com
WITI is designed to help women advance by providing access to & support from other professional women working
in all sectors of technology. WITI has powerful programs &
partnerships that provide connections, resources, opportunities & a supportive environment of women committed to
helping each other. WITI products & services include: Networking, WITI Marketplace, Career Services/Search, National Conferences & Regional Events, Publications & Resources, Small Business Programs, Research, Bulletin Boards
& more.
Women’s Venture Fund
220 Fifth Avenue, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10001
Phone: 212.563.0499 / Fax: 212.868.9116
Website: www.womensventurefund.org
The Women’s Venture Fund (WVF) identifies businesses
that can implement growth plans with loans up to $15,000.
They target women who do not qualify for credit with conventional lenders. The applicant must establish her skills,
the viability of the business concept, ability to effectively
handle challenges, & a willingness to comply with program
requirements. To complete the loan process a candidate
must submit an application, along with either a business
description form or a business plan, personal & business
financial statements & other forms needed to assess a candidate’s ability to repay the loan.
Women Work! - National Network for Women’s
Employment
411 Seventh Avenue, Suite 925
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: 866.729.6636
Website: www.womenwork.org
Resume Writing
Information about resume writing
You should use a resume because:
 It introduces you to the employer and creates the first impression.
 It helps set you apart from the crowd in the interview screening process.
 It jump-starts the process of selling you to prospective employers.
 It summarizes your qualifications and experience.
Things to keep in mind when creating a resume on-line:
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Have your personal information organized before you begin entering data.
Review your electronic resume for spelling errors or incorrect entries.
If you are using a personal computer in a resource room of a one-stop career center, a public school or public library, there will be someone there to assist you with questions.
What information should I include?
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Personal Data: Include name, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail address.
Education and Training: List most recent schools and training.
Work Experience: Cite experience relevant to the job you are seeking.
School or Community Activities: Include leadership positions you have held.
References: The preferred method is to list your references’ name, titles, addresses, and phone numbers on
the resume, cover letter or on a separate sheet.
Miscellaneous: Include information such as military service, special skills or knowledge, or membership in
professional organizations.
Resume Checklist - Did you:
____Emphasize your assets; show how your skills meet the employer’s needs?
____Write in a truthful, clear and concise manner?
____Say what you wanted to say?
____Use action verbs?
____Outline your work history, education, references, etc. on one to two pages?
____Write your resume in a business-like way?
____Proof for typing, grammatical and spelling errors?
____Rewrite the resume several times?
____Print your resume on high-quality paper for a professional image?
____Include only relevant information?
____Check phone numbers, addresses, and email addresses?
Helpful websites on resume writing:
www.quintcareers.com
www.monster.com
www.resume-resource.com
www.how-to-write-a-resume.org
www.resume-help.org
www.eresumes.com
www.bestsampleresume.com
www.jobbankusa.com
www.hotjob.yahoo.com
301 West High Street, Suite 680
PO Box 1157
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Phone: 573-751-0810
Toll-Free: 877-426-9284
Fax: 573-522-5005
Website:
www.womenscouncil.org
E-mail: wcouncil@ded.mo.gov

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