Financial assistanceFamily support services 573-443-8706
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 816-358-6868
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 314-863-0015
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 816-233-8281
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 660-665-9855
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Transitional Living Program (longer-term housing for older homeless youth).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 660-582-3113
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Transitional Living Program (longer-term housing for older homeless youth).
Operates the on-campus Mirowitz Center, a community center offering classes, programs, events, health services, and community resources for older adults alongside its supportive senior residences.
Financial assistanceFamily support services 573-931-8400
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Transitional Living Program (longer-term housing for older homeless youth).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 573-431-5191
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 417-781-0352
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Transitional Living Program (longer-term housing for older homeless youth).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 660-359-3907
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 636-789-2686
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Basic Center Program (emergency youth shelter); Transitional Living Program (longer-term housing for older homeless youth).
Faith-community partnership that helps Lindenwood Park area seniors age in place through volunteer transportation to appointments, household repair and yard help, and social engagement programming.
All-volunteer organization that delivers hot, professionally prepared meals to elderly, disabled, and convalescent residents unable to shop or cook for themselves, through 13 area programs across St. Louis City and County.
State administrator of federal Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) funds for Missouri: the agency that administers FVPSA grants supporting domestic violence shelters and supportive services.
Financial assistanceFamily support services 573-765-3263
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 660-886-7476
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 573-324-2231
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 417-256-6147
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 417-862-4314
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Financial assistanceFamily support services 314-367-7848
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Suicide-loss (bereavement) support group listed in AFSP's Find a Support Group directory. Sponsored by Provident Behavioral Health. Open to: This is for anyone over the age of 18 years old that has lost someone close to them by suicide. No fee.
Financial assistanceFamily support services 573-325-4255
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
South County Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Group
Suicide preventionPeer support
Suicide-loss (bereavement) support group listed in AFSP's Find a Support Group directory. Sponsored by CHADS Coalition for Mental Health. Open to: This is a wonderful group of people that continue to come to meetings to support each other through their grief journey. No fee.
Operates an adult day care program with meals, exercise, and health monitoring, plus in-home care with RN oversight and door-to-door transportation, serving St. Louis seniors for more than 45 years.
Member of the Village to Village Network that helps people age 50 and older stay in their own homes through volunteer neighbor-to-neighbor assistance, activities, and support services.
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Survivors of Suicide Support Group
Suicide preventionPeer support
Suicide-loss (bereavement) support group listed in AFSP's Find a Support Group directory. Open to: This group is open to all who have lost someone to suicide. Children from 14 to 18 years old should be accompanied by an adult. Contact one of the facilitators for information about support for children under 14 years old. No fee.
Survivors of Suicide Support Group
Suicide preventionPeer support
Suicide-loss (bereavement) support group listed in AFSP's Find a Support Group directory. Open to: This group is open to all who have lost someone to suicide. Children from 14 to 18 years old should be accompanied by an adult. Contact one of the facilitators for information about support for children under 14 years old. No fee.
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Basic Center Program (emergency youth shelter); Transitional Living Program (longer-term housing for older homeless youth); Street Outreach Program (street-based outreach to youth).
Suicide-loss (bereavement) support group listed in AFSP's Find a Support Group directory. Open to: Through This Together is a peer-led support group that is open to anyone. Our meetings are casual and low key with an average attendance of 5-15. Light snacks and ice water are usually provided to create an atmosphere conducive to sharing. No fee.
Financial assistanceFamily support services 660-476-2185
Community Action Agency — local anti-poverty agency in the federal Community Services Block Grant network; programs commonly include utility and rent assistance, weatherization, and family services (offerings vary by agency).
Runaway and Homeless Youth grantee of the HHS Family and Youth Services Bureau. Programs: Basic Center Program (emergency youth shelter); Maternity Group Home Program (housing for pregnant and parenting youth); Transitional Living Program (longer-term housing for older homeless youth); Street Outreach Program (street-based outreach to youth).