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United to Help Our Neighbors
April 25, 2024

Helping at-risk Missouri families regain self-sufficiencyA for rent sign in front of a brick house

      • Rent Assistance
      • Utility Assistance
      • Childcare Support
      • Transportation

Eligibility

    • Missouri resident
    • At least one child under 18 in the household
    • Responsible for bills (rent, utilities, childcare)
    • At or below 185% of Federal Poverty Guidelines

Contact CAPSTJOE at 816-233-8281

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By k3vinireland September 30, 2024
The 2024-2029 Andrew County Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) is designed to address key health priorities by working with community stakeholders over the next five years. The CHIP draws on the results of the Andrew County Health Department’s (ACHD’s) Community Health Assessment (CHA) and other data gathered through an integrative process. Three priority areas of focus have been established, along with specific strategies for how these issues will be addressed, all supporting the overall focus for Andrew County to be a healthier place to live, learn, work, and play. Download the full report here.
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By k3vinireland January 9, 2024
Request for Proposals Auditing Services Request for Proposal is available at the Andrew County Health Department, 106 North 5th Street (PO Box 271) Savannah, MO  64485 between normal work hours of 8-4. For information, contact Andrew Hoffman, Administrator at 816-324-3139 or email. Right reserved to accept bid deemed to be in the best interest, responses later than February 19, 2024 at 12:00 pm will not be accepted. Download AUDIT RFP 2-24 Download Audit RFP Q&A 1-8-24 ACHD Audit 2021.pdf 21 Audit Results & Report to the Board of Trustees.pdf  
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By k3vinireland October 26, 2023
Download the report Spanning from June 2022 to June 2023, Andrew County Health Department (ACHD) partnered with the Missouri Center for Public Health Excellence (MOCPHE) and other community stakeholders to conduct an extensive community health assessment (CHA) process in Andrew County, Missouri. This was the first CHA undertaken by ACHD in Andrew County, and the goal was to ensure that the initiative was community-driven, transparent, and in alignment with community values and health equity principles.    
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