Provides information about convicted sex offenders within 1, 2 or 3 miles of your address.

Department of Education website listing all school districts in Mississippi.

Centralized telephone access point with trained Child Development Specialists ready to assist callers find the services they need. Free call: 1-844-822-4622, Monday-Friday (8am-5pm).

Provides information for military families about benefits and health care programs. VA Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255.

24 hour service to assist anyone fighting suicidal thoughts or threats. Phone: 1-800-273-8255.

Free healthcare services for those that meet economic requirements for selection.

Phone: 601-576-7400 (8am-5pm). Hotlines covering Women, Infants and Children's health, elder abuse, child care concerns, and immunizations.

Report child abuse, sign up to serve as a foster parent, and access emergency resources for your family.

Assistance offered through the federal government after a storm or natural disaster.

Offers interpreters, some legal advice, and family support for immigrants living in MS.

Child abuse and neglect are serious problems that can have lasting harmful effects on victims. CDC's goal is to stop child abuse and neglect from happening in the first place.

Offers assistance and problem solving specific to immigrants in need.

Provided by the MS United Way, connects people with needed services through an easy-to-remember three-digit number or the web. Phone: Dial 211.

Click 'Find Your Local Red Cross' for help in your community. Provides emergency assistance for victims of fires and natural disasters including floods.

Answering questions about qualifying you or your child for death benefits through the social security department.

The MS Prescription Drug Card can be used to reduce your costs on prescriptions at area pharmacies or drug stores near you.

Information for families about reduced and low-cost dental services in MS.

Determining and registering for free health care through the MS CHIP program if your family qualifies.

Find your nearest health department office for birth certificates, immunizations, and programs including WIC. Hotline: (866) 458-4948.

Information provided on screenings, medical information, vehicle modifications, and respite care for caregivers.