Serving the Ozarks: The Dream Center
In North Springfield there is a building dedicated to providing help and hope to its neighbors.
For this week's Serving the Ozarks, we're highlighting The Dream Center located on West Atlantic in the heart of the Woodland Heights neighborhood.
Since opening in 2017, the former church has been transformed into a gathering place for kids and parents to connect to resources.
Watch the video above to see how staff and volunteers are carrying out The Dream Center's mission.
If you want to get involved, check out their website, springfielddreamcenter.com.
Bailey Strohl will be back next Thursday with another edition of Serving the Ozarks.
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