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Serves as a middle school for students in grades 6th-8th grade.

Provides medical social work services for individuals and their families during hospitalization and upon discharge, while receiving outpatient services. Employees are pre-screened for COVID-19 every single day prior to the start of any patient visits or reporting to work in any capacity.

Provides a talk line to individuals who are struggling with their mood, feeling depressed or anxious, overwhelmed or finding it difficult to express emotions.

Accepts donations of bedding/linen items.

Provides counseling to individuals who have experienced trauma and/or abuse.

Recruits and retains foster and adoptive parents for abused and neglected children. Provides advocacy, public awareness and support.

Provides adolescent/adult immunizations and vaccinations which may include vaccines for TB, tetanus, diphtheria, measles, mumps, polio, Hepatitis A and B, and/or others.

Operates as the Police for Jerseyville, Illinois responsible for protecting lives and property.

Provides information and referral services to individuals who are deaf.

Provides computer classes to those who have a desire to learn about the fundamentals and software about computers and smartphones.

Provides clothing assistance to eligible area residents.

Transitional Housing for Single mothers 18+ with 1-2 children and provides meals, and access to counseling, psychiatrist's level care and transportation.

Provides individual counseling ranging from topics such as handling daily stress, grief, trauma, anger issues, depression and anxiety.

Detention center for juveniles.

Primary care for every family member, services include sexually transmitted disease testing.

Provides financial counseling and financial fitness classes.

Family Development Education: Provides programs in family life skills, parenting, self-esteem, decision making and communication.

Provides a case management for caregivers of child who has been a victim of sexual or physical abuse. Services include assistance with investigation, prosecution and treatment. Counseling referrals and information on community resources are also provided.

Outpatient Mental Health: Provides individual counseling, addressing issues such as traumatic events, grief and loss, chronic pain, life changes such as retirement and moves.

Bridges is an 8-week virtual grief support group offered three times throughout the year by Ranken Jordan Staff. The group is inclusive to anyone grieving the death of someone in their life. There is a group for kids and a separate group for adults. It is a completely free program, and one does *not* have to be affiliated with Ranken Jordan to take part in group. Contact Katie Noll, BS, CCLS at [email protected] or 314-872-6449 for more details.

Lead Program: Childhood lead poisoning prevention, case management and screening given during immunization clinic hours.

Provides individual counseling ranging from topics such as handling daily stress, grief, trauma, anger issues, depression and anxiety.

Residential Scholarship Program: Long-term care for academically capable boys and girls with family, neighborhood or environmental obstacles. Boys and girls live in residential homes and are provided with college-preparatory education through high school. This is a voluntary placement and parent or guardian retains legal custody.

Vector Prevention and Pest Control: Prevents and controls the transmission of disease, adulteration of food products, infestation and damage to structures and tire management.

Provides temporary housing for out-of-town families of children in a pediatric hospital in St. Louis.