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Hosted by Dunklin County Health Department, FCC Behavioral Health, Gateway to Hope, SEMO Health Network, and St Bernard's Healthcare Featuring (while supplies last) Food Bags Giveaways Mammo Van Health Screenings Community Resources and More! To schedule a mammogram, call 573-313-2500. For more info, contact kcallens@semohealthnetwork.org.
Hosted by Compass Health Network This one-day public health service event is for underserved and uninsured adults and provides connections to various services, including dental care, health services, and mental health screenings. There will also be free haircuts, Veteran’s services, vouchers for driver’s licenses and birth certificates, peer recovery coaches, workforce development information, enrollment for Medicaid, food stamps, disability, and unemployment services.
Hosted by the Community Counseling Center Open to the public, this event is geared toward non-behavioral health professionals and community members wanting to learn more about behavioral health and wellness. Hosted by the Community Counseling Center (CCC), this event features inspiring national keynote speakers and engaging breakout sessions with practical tools to support behavioral health and mental wellness. Let’s spark conversations, break the stigma, and thrive together as a stronger, healthier community. Registration for the 2026 event opens on May 1, 2026!
Join Gateway to Hope, the Masonic Cancer Alliance, and Dr. Amy Patel for a community showcase of Northwest Missouri’s best health information, resources, and services. Click here to register now for this free event! Community Resource Fair | 1:00 - 5:00 PM Local health organizations will be on-site to connect you with available resources to increase health and wellness, including information and services related to breast health, cancer care, genetic testing, health insurance, and more. Breast Health Symposium | 5:00 - 6:30 PM In addition to presentations from experts in breast health and prevention, you’ll have the opportunity to take part in interactive, hands-on learning experiences and make meaningful connections with healthcare providers. Presentations include: Dr. Amy Patel on the current state of breast health in Northwest Missouri. Stacy Partin on the importance of knowing your personal risk factors. When caught early and treated promptly, breast cancer has a survival rate of 90%. Accessible, affordable healthcare is available — take your health into your own hands!
Hosted by St. John African Methodist Episcopal Church Free health screenings! Food boxes available (one per family). Everyone is welcome!