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Mission StatementTo ensure a fair and equitable human resource system that operates in accordance with state civil service laws, federal law, and sound management principles; to ensure a work environment that is conducive to the health and benefit of employees and the public. Website ContentThis website contains information for employees as well as applicants. If you're an employee, check out what's trending in Human Resources on the HR News tab. Disclaimer: The provisions of this information are not intended and do not create an express or implied contract of employment or an offer of employment between the County and its employees nor any guarantee or promise that benefits referenced here are permanent or cannot be changed. While retirees and current employees are offered the opportunity to participate in a subsidized medical insurance program until age 65, the ability to participate as well as the premiums are not guaranteed in the future and are subject, at any time, to change by the County Board of Commissioners. If there is any conflict in the information state or otherwise communicated, the plan provisions prevail. The information provided on this website is of a general nature and does not create any contract of employment, agreement regarding any of its provisions, or guarantee of any benefit or obligation on the part of Douglas County Civil Service Commission/Human Resources Department. Items on this website are subject to change and any questions regarding the application of the information/data herein are solely the responsibility of the Human Resources Department. WHAT WE DO:Douglas County Social Services is responsible for assuring the well-being of Douglas County residents by providing the following services: foster care, protection services, adoption counseling, family-based services, licensing, chemical dependency, mental health, Individual Placement and Support (IPS), developmental disabilities or related conditions*, child care funding, mental health community support, child support, paternity establishment, representative payee, medical assistance, SNAP - Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Minnesota Care, emergency assistance, cash assistance (MFIP, GA, MA, and GRH), fraud prevention. *Terminology disclaimer: The terminology used to describe people with disabilities has changed over time. The Minnesota Department of Human Services ("Department") supports the use of "People First" language. Although outmoded and offensive terms might be found within documents on the Department's website, the Department does not endorse these terms. Our office hours are Monday - Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. WHERE WE ARE LOCATED Social Services Also in this SectionRelated LinksHealth, Housing and Human ServicesHealth, Housing and Human Services in Douglas County Douglas County is served by a strong network of health, housing and human services agencies and non-profit organizations. Through the annual budget process, Douglas County provides more than $16 million in operational and programming support to the following through the Behavioral Health Projects, Community Partners, and Behavioral Health Sales Tax budgets. Douglas County funding ensures the ongoing availability of affordable and accessible health care services to our community at large as well as special populations, including seniors, disabled individuals, and youth. These funds also ensure there is a safety net for individuals experiencing a financial emergency and or economic hardship, including access to food, rent, and utility supports. To access these services please contact our funded agency partners directly: Health/Behavioral Health Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center At-Risk/Target Populations Cottonwood Emergency Assistance/Safety Net Ballard Center To explore additional resources locally and regionally, please visit My Resource Connection or United Way of Douglas County My Resource ConnectionDouglas County has partnered with United Way of the Plains and Johnson County to provide a one-stop shop for community resources: douglas.myresourceconnection.org My Resource Connection connects individuals needing assistance with resources in Douglas County and the greater Kansas City area that can help meet their needs. The information is constantly monitored and updated and is provided by community agencies that you can trust. It can help you locate resources like:
My Resource Connection Flyer Additional ResourcesVolunteer Opportunities Douglas County Human Services Coalition – The Human Services Coalition is a collective impact organization that works collaboratively to meet the health and human service needs of Douglas County and create equitable, trauma informed systems and services to increase access to care and reduce poverty. The Coalition is convened by the United Way of Douglas County and the Douglas County Administrator's Office. The Human Service email list allows direct service providers, administrators, and partners to communicate service or program updates and needs, collaboration opportunities, and discuss emerging health and human services issues. For more information email Assistance County Administrator Jill Jolicoeur at . Healthier TogetherThe 2018-2023 Douglas County Community Health Plan sits on a foundation committed to creating health equity in Douglas County. As the steward of this plan with community partners, the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department is working to create the conditions for health for all. Dive into an interactive dashboard to learn more about how equity issues affect all of our health and view progress on the Community Health Plan. |
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