At Hope Haven in Spencer, we provide disability and mental health services, including My Day (day habilitation), community-based skill building, and behavioral health supports helping individuals strengthen daily living skills, build social connections, manage mental health needs, and grow in confidence and independence within their community.
For Support 24/7/365 – Call or Text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline), Call 844-345-4569 (Seasons Crisis/Talk Line)
Other Educational Programs
Occasions/Spencer Area Activity Center
Occasions offers a venue for activities, socialization, Dinner Date meals, exercise, gatherings, parties, personal enrichment, and fun.
IowaWorks–Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Ace (WIOA) Title 1 Program
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Title 1 Program offers guidance to help people define and achieve their education and employment goals. There are many programs available, at no cost to the individual.
Citizen’s Awareness Council of Clay & Dickinson Counties: Youth Activity Mini-Grant Program
The Youth Activity mini-grant is available to qualified individuals age birth to age 18 residing in Clay County and will pay for expenses needed for a youth to participate in activities.
Iowa State University Extension & Outreach Clay County–Finding Answers Now
Finding Answers Now, a website that links informational resources offered by ISU Extension and Outreach for caregivers, child care, food, healthy eating, finance, food safety, mental health, and parenting.
Seasons Center for Behavioral Health–Specialized Family Services
Seasons’ Specialized Family Services provides supportive services to children with parents or caregivers with substance use.
Spencer Public Library
The Spencer Public Library offers a small pantry of donated items for emergency food relief.
Iowa State University Extension & Outreach–Homebuyer Education Course
Lessons focus on preparing for home ownership, shopping for a home, securing a mortgage, closing the loan, and being a homeowner.
Iowa State University Extension & Outreach–Food Safety Event Education
The safety of everyone eating at an event relies on workers and volunteers following proper food safety procedures.
Clay County Behavioral Health LINC (Local Initiative for Networking and Collaboration) is dedicated to connecting providers and organizations through partnership and education to help improve access and effectiveness of behavioral health and addiction recovery services in Clay County, Iowa. Our mission is nurturing hope, health, and wellness through community collaboration.