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Our Community Programs

The Capital Area United Way not only supports our partner agencies, but we also support Community Impact Programs that help improve the lives of all people affected by issues occurring in our community.

 These programs would not be in Hughes and Stanley counties if not for our donors and the great work being done at the Capital Area United Way.  

Your United Way gift will help fund these programs and help those who need it the most: 

Our Partners

We are pleased to partner with 15 local nonprofit Partner Agencies, who provide long-lasting change in Hughes and Stanley counties. Our Partner Agencies prepare children for academic success, help families build stable lives and support our most vulnerable citizens. 

For more information about our Partner Agencies, please click on an agency below. 

American Red Cross, Oahe Chapter 

1221 North Maple Avenue, Rapid City, SD 57701 • 605-342-4010 • www.redcross.org 

Since 1917, the American Red Cross Oahe Chapter has assisted families and individuals recovering from home fires, flooding, tornadoes, wildfires and other disasters. The Oahe Chapter has an office in Rapid City, but all funds from Capital Area United Way are utilized for our local community. 

  

Capital Area Counseling Services 

803 E. Dakota Avenue, Pierre SD  57501 • 605-224-5811 • www.cacsnet.org 

The Boys and Girls Club helps enable all young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Teen Court is a diversion program offered mainly to first time offenders ages 10-18, who are currently enrolled in an accredited school curriculum. 

  

Central SD Child Assessment Center 

801 E. Sioux Avenue, Pierre SD  57501 • 605-224-3229 • www.avera.org 

A child-focused, facility-based program in which representatives from many disciplines work together to conduct interviews and make team decisions about investigation, treatment, management and prosecution of child abuse cases. 

  

Community & Youth Involved Center 

19 E Main Ave, Fort Pierre, SD 57532 • 605-223-2701 • communityyouthinvolved.net 

Community Youth Involved Center provides senior meals, as well as gathering space for seniors. CYI also hosts programs after school and summer recreation programs for youth.  

  

Feeding South Dakota

20562 Grace Ave, Pierre, SD 57501 • 605.494.3663 • www.feedingsouthdakota.org 

Feeding South Dakota is a hunger relief organization dedicating to eliminating hunger in South Dakota and  provide food for the local food bank in Pierre. 

  

Girl Scouts Dakota Horizons 

1101 S. Marion Road Sioux Falls, SD 57106 • 800.666.2141 • www.gsdakotahorizons.org 

Girls of all ages prepare for a lifetime of leadership, success, and adventure in a safe, no-limits place designed for and by girls! As a United Way partner agency, girls in the Pierre and Ft. Pierre area have access to year-round activities to discover their leadership potential and take action to make the world a better place in response to the Girl Scout mission. To learn more, contact Girl Scouts – Dakota Horizons by calling the Helpline Center at 800-666-2141. 

  

Growing Up Together 

800 East Dakota, Pierre, SD 57501 • 605-224-3189 • www.growinguptogether.org 

Growing up Together focuses on the importance of healthy families and dedicates its efforts to providing parents with support during their childbearing and child-rearing years. 

  

Missouri Shores Domestic Violence Center 

P.O. Box 398 • 605-224-7187 • www.missourishores.com 

The Mission of the Missouri Shores Domestic Violence Center is to protect and serve victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and to prevent abuse through education. 

  

Oahe Child Development Center 

2307 E Capitol Ave, Pierre, SD 57501 • 605-224-6361 • www.oahechild.com 

Oahe Child Development Center recognizes and celebrates the family through its direct and consistent involvement with the parent and child. This program will focus on developing self-esteem for the total family, including physical, social, emotional, and intellectual development for both the children and the parents.  

  

Oahe Family YMCA

900 E Church St, Pierre, SD 57501 • 605-224-1683 • www.oaheymca.org 

The Oahe Family YMCA serves the Pierre/Ft. Pierre area through programs that provide a positive, safe environment and supports the development of the basic core values of honesty, respect, responsibility, and caring. 

  

Pierre Area Referral Service 

110 W Missouri, Pierre SD 57501 • 605-224-8731 • www.pierreareareferral.org 

PARS administers Pierre the local Food Pantry, Holiday Food Program, Pierre/Ft. Pierre Legal Aid Program, Emergency Assistance Program, BackPack Food Program and Information & Referral Services. 

  

Sioux Council Boy Scouts 

800 N. West Avenue, Sioux Falls, SD 57104 • 605-361-2697 • www.siouxcouncil.org 

The Boy Scouts provide an educational program for boys and young adults to build character, to train in the responsibilities of participating citizenship, and to develop personal fitness. Sioux Council Boy Scouts has an office in Sioux Falls, but all funds from Capital Area United Way are utilized for our local scouting groups. 

  

South Dakota Discovery Center 

805 W Sioux Ave., Pierre SD 57501 • 605-224-8295 • www.sd-discovery.org 

The South Dakota Discovery Center is dedicated to providing hands-on science learning through our exhibit hall, classes for children and families, and resources for educators and youth program leaders in order to increase science literacy. 

  

Southeast Community Center 

2315 E Park St, Pierre, SD 57501 • 605-494-0470 

Southeast Community Center hosts the weekly Community Banquet--a free meal for anyone in the community. 

  

The Right Turn 

115 E Sioux Ave., Pierre SD 57501 • 605-773-4755 • www.therightturn.org 

Strengthening our communities by nurturing personal growth and promoting economic success through education and job training. 

  

Urban Indian Health 

1714 Abbey Road, Pierre SD 57501 • 605-224-8841 • www.sduih.org 

South Dakota Urban Indian Health's mission is to provide total quality medical care for Native American people and the economically disadvantaged residing in Urban areas of South Dakota. Care provided is not limited to just the medical needs but to provide holistic quality care for the entire family. Physical and mental healthcare are essential for a healthy society. 

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