This Treatment Court participant has exceeded all of our expectations. She has great communication skills, and is extremely responsible. She has maintained two jobs, obtained transportation and housing, on top of all the court requirements. Most importantly, she has rebuilt the relationships with her children. This participant recently experienced issues with her vehicle while driving home from out of town. She has handled it beautifully, had it towed, and dealt with specifics regarding her warranty before reaching out for assistance. She is set to graduate the program in the near future, and we'd love to see her start her life after Treatment Court on the right foot. She would be appreciative of any help provided towards fixing her car.

Mom of 5 littles had repairs on air conditioning on her vehicle costing $84 and needs assistance.

The mother is currently staying at FCC in Cape Girardeau, MO. The mother is currently doing in-patient services. The mother needs items to be able to ensure the safety of her child. Also to make sure the child's basic needs are being met. Mother needs a baby bed, including bed, mattresses, sheets, etc.

A relative care provider has placement of two children ages 15 and 10. The children are currently doing visits with a parent but are not returning to either parent in the foreseeable future. The bed the children have been sharing broke and the family would greatly benefit from a set of bunk beds. This would eliminate the need for the children to share a bed and give them their own sleeping space.

This Treatment Court participant is really making an effort. He has been through some medical trials, but he is now is residential treatment and so thankful to be there receiving the care he needs. He is very invested in treatment and seems to always have a smile on his face. He is grateful for the fellowship he's found in other members of the recovery community. He's at the beginning stages, but he's working on employment and housing at this time. This participant does not have much, and he is in need of some clothes. He is a size 38/34 pants, XL shirt, and size 13 shoes. He would be appreciative of any help with these items.

We have a family that is on a trial home visit with parent. One of the children is active in a sports team. The extra travel with getting the child to and from practice is becoming a bit of a financial hardship with the extra fuel expense. This family is doing very well and we are hopeful that we will be able to close their case in the next couple of months but would like to get them a little help with gas so that the child can continue to participate and the family not struggle. Thank you for your time.

A single mother needs help to get $800 of tickets paid off on her car so that she can have her license unsuspended and go see her kids.

The mother will be released from FCC this Thursday, after completing in-patient treatment. The mother will be moving into her own apartment. The mother is employed but on maternity leave. Baby born 09/11/2023. Prior to finding out the mother was using drugs. after finding out that she was pregnant. The mother checked herself into FCC and is on the road to recovery. The mother has obtained all of the items needed for herself and her baby, except still needs a bed for the mother and a microwave oven. These items will ensure that the mother gets a good night's rest, to be able to care for her baby and herself. Also, the microwave can be used in the assist in warming up or help prepare food for the family. Updated on September 22, 2023 by an Agency Worker
Also needs a Sofa

This is a new ICPC case(Illinois). Mom lives here and her son was placed with her. FCS case was opened to monitor the family. There is a court date set for October 24, 2023, at which time the case may be closed. The mother is working, but finances are strained at this time. The child is having problems seeing due to the condition of the glass. Mom needs help getting the glasses replaced. The child already has a prescription. If this need is met it will help the child to be able to see better. Ensuring his safety and increasing is ability to participate in daily living.

The mother was staying at FCC and is now staying in an apartment in Cape Girardeau, MO, with a friend. The mother has a history of mental illness and substance abuse. The child tested positive for opiates at birth but, was believed to be from the epidural that the mother received. The mother has agreed to do a random drug screen. The mother is put on the color system, for at least the next three months. When the mother's color is called, the mother has to go to ebo labs and test. The mother is on SSI and food stamps. The mother does not have transportation or any additional financial help. The mother is requesting cap coupons to be able to get to the lab for testing, which can be as often as 4 times a month or more. If the mother is able to drug screen and the drug screen continues to be negative, it would show that the mother is complying with CD recommendations and working toward case being closed successfully.

Mom is in need of a vehicle to help her get back and forth to work, help with visits with her children, help her attend her children's doctor's appointments and activities. Mother does have her license and states she can afford to pay for insurance on the vehicle.