Feedstuff Finder enables feedstuff buyers and sellers to connect. Sellers of co-products and forages can share prices, products, information, and locations. Buyers can identify feedstuff sources by location, product type, or price and see their locations on a map.
Build a report with indicators from the Thriving Communities collection. Learn about selected county population demographics and indicators about community vitality, belonging, and contribution, as well as overall well-being and thriving measures.
Get started with a map showing the rate of teen births per 1,000 females (age 15-19) by county and U.S. Census tract, as well as layers concerning the availability of child and youth services, youth not enrolled in school and not employed, and youth homelessness.
Get started with layers about K-12 enrollment, school segregation data, free or reduced-price lunch eligibility, as well as English and math proficiency.
This map contains layers displaying data on the prevalence of childhood poverty in Missouri by county and census tract, including by household type. Data on childhood poverty can help to prioritize outreach, as well as the allocation of resources and services to vulnerable communities.
This map shows the percentage of the population by county, which is without health insurance, insured by private insurance, or Medicare. Additional indicators show the percentage of uninsured visits to HRSA-funded health centers.
Powered by the University of Missouri System Broadband Initiative, MOBroadband is a coordinated effort to support the build-out of reliable, high-speed internet infrastructure across the state of Missouri. MOBroadband aims to connect communities to resources and expand the use of broadband-based applications that strengthen economic opportunities, educational access, and well-being.
CARES has partnered with several Missouri County Health Departments to create communicable disease dashboards showing up-to-date information on the number of cases for various diseases documented in their service areas. Diseases tracked range from animal bites to STDs. See the number of cases over time, plus data broken out by age and sex, when available. These dashboards are also available in Spanish!
The Recovery Friendly Workplace initiative empowers workplaces in Missouri to support people affected by substance use disorders and those in recovery. Visit the hub to learn more about the impact of substance use disorders and how to become a designated Recovery Friendly Workplace.
Discover and access thousands of mappable data layers. Create maps of your community and easily share them with others.
Use this StoryMap to explore data layers related to social determinants of health (SDOH). Data layers included are related to the various SDOH domains, SDOH and health outcomes, health disparities, and non-profits and community well-being.
This dashboard shows the total number of 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) organizations in the state of Missouri and the rate per 100,000 people per county. Use the selector tool in the header to filter to a particular county and see which types of organizations are in that county.
This easy-to-use tool has mapped 205 UM System health care resources across the state — from a Pediatric Endocrinology Clinic in Kirksville to Tele-Behavioral Health Services in Marble Hill. Using keywords, ZIP codes and geographic areas, Missourians can locate these UM System health care assets and services near them.
The MU Extension Grand Challenges Report is designed to support annual summaries, community assessment, and strategic alignment across MU Extension.
Explore how UM System impacts your community. Find out how many students, employees, and alumni live in your county or congressional, senate, or house district. Learn about UM System properties, health, and Extension services.
Connect with labor and workforce experts, learn more about the Labor Education Program, and sign up for the Workforce Navigator Series.
Join the CARES team on Friday, November 6 at 10:00AM for a deeper look at the data, maps, and stories included in the Workforce Development Story Map. Click to register.
Authored by Rob Russell, Director of Labor and Workforce Development at University of Missouri Extension, this quick-read guide provides an overview of the major workforce development actors and programs in Missouri.
Use the Workforce Development Engagement Guide to get started identifying partners, joining local conversations, and building on existing programs.
This StoryMap explores four factors affecting workforce development across Missouri: population change, commuting impacts, workforce training, and skills mismatch. Use this StoryMap to explore workforce gaps, opportunities, and partnerships.
This map includes layers originally published by the Missouri Hospital Association on mental health clinic shortage areas, clinic locations, and emergency department visits for suicidality in urban and rural communities across Missouri.
The Missouri 2019 Flooding Story Map is an online application that helps the public better understand the facts and potential impact of 2019 Missouri floods.
The Social Determinants of Health Report provides a foundational set of indicators to begin addressing social determinants of health in local communities.
The Missouri EATS Food Assessment is designed to help communities start the conversation about building a stronger community food environment. Missouri EATS is a community development process designed to identify local assets and needs, develop a plan to act on top priorities, and make sustainable changes to enhance local food systems.
There is wide inequity in access to broadband internet across the state of Missouri. Rural areas in particular lack sufficient infrastructure to supply high-speed internet to residents as well as the business community. Learn more about broadband access in Missouri by exploring this StoryMap.
This report is Missouri’s only source for public, accessible state and local data about immunizations and exemptions for vaccine-preventable diseases in the state.
The Missouri Intel for Ag site serves as a resource to help Missouri producers learn about alternative agriculture opportunities and assess these opportunities based on the producer’s local market opportunities, level of expertise, financial position and available agronomic and machinery resources.
AgSite provides targeted information about property and farms across the state of Missouri. The AgSite report includes data related to weather conditions, soil health, and native and threatened species. AgSite is designed to support risk assessments, land purchases, and guide investments.
The Missouri Source Water Protection and Assessment portal is a tool for water system administrators and the public to access information to all public drinking water systems in the state of Missouri. The portal includes access to detailed reports for each system including maps, contaminants, well and surface water intake data and susceptibilities.
The vulnerable populations footprint tool is a compact mapping and reporting platform that identifies geographic areas with high rates of poverty and low educational attainment – the two indicators demonstrated to be the primary social determinants of population health. Thresholds for target area identification are adjustable, allowing the tool to be utilized in all geographic areas where regional rates may be higher or lower than the national average.
The Economic Snapshot Report provides a foundational set of indicators to begin assessing economic trends in your community.
The SNAP-Ed Assessment is a dynamic, public data portal that analyzes more than 30 of the SNAP-Ed Evaluation Framework indicators. Assessments can be created at local, county, state, or multi-state level.
Get started with layers related to agriculture, including USDA data about cropland, soil, farm income by county, and community supported agriculture (CSA) sites.
Use exploreMOhealth to explore hyperlocal health data geared toward informing better understanding of factors influencing health outcomes in your community.
exploreMOhealth’s Missouri ZIP Health Rankings Project is a collaboration between researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine and the Hospital Industry Data Institute, the data company of the Missouri Hospital Association. Funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the project provides a unique approach to measuring community health at the ZIP code level, using hospital discharge and census-based data applied to the County Health Rankings model of population health.
The data provided by the project are designed to inform community health needs assessments at a granular geographic level to support targeted resource allocations for community health improvement initiatives. Project findings have been presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association and published in the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice.
The University of Missouri System Community Connect website provides a space to showcase engagements between the Universities and their communities. Explore the site to see public events and resources near you.