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Chaffee Older Youth Program
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2.3 Transitional Housing
2.4 Affordable or Subsidized Housing
19.2 Financial Assistance & Relief Funds
20.1 Unemployment Assistance
20.2 Job Preparation Resources
22.1 Early Childhood Education (ECE)
22.2 K-12 Schools & School Districts
22.3 College/University Prep
22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)
28.1 Support Groups
"36. Resources for Youth - 36.2 For Youth Aging Out Serves: Youth, ages 14 to 21, in Children’s Division custody who were in legal custody until 17.5 years of age Services: Employment assistance, educational assistance, financial and housing supports, crisis funds, mentors, and life skills, relationship and self-esteem groups" http://dss.mo.gov/cd/chafee/ 314-222-4877
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Almost Home
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2.3 Transitional Housing
19.1 Financial Resources: General
20.1 Unemployment Assistance
Almost Home is a transitional residence for teenage mothers with up to two children. The program is nine months long and may be extended.
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1-314-771-4663
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Missouri Department of Social Services
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1.1 Food Pantries
1.2 Emergency Food
5.1 Medicine
20.1 Unemployment Assistance
20.2 Job Preparation Resources
20.3 Tips for Job Seekers
20.4 Job Postings & Referrals
25.1 Childcare Resources – General
25.2 Parenting Support – General
Resources Beyond St. Louis Listings of resources and information BY COUNTY throughout the state, including food stamps, jobs, health care, child support.
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St. Patrick Center
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1.2 Emergency Food
1.3 Meal Providers
2.1 Emergency & Temporary Shelter
2.2 Drop-in Centers
3.1 Clothing & Furniture
3.2 Utility Assistance (Water, Gas, Electricity, Internet, Phone)
5.1 Medicine
6.2 Pharmacies
6.4 Urgent Care
6.5 Health Insurance
8.1 Mental & Behavioral Health: Provider Networks
8.2 Mental & Behavioral Health: Provider Organizations & Clinics
9.1 Addictive Behavior & Substance Use
16.1 Legal Resources: General
20.1 Unemployment Assistance
St. Patrick Center: self-sufficiency and dignity to our unhoused neighbors and those at risk of becoming houseless. Build permanent, positive change through safe and affordable housing, mental and physical healthcare, employment, and financial stability
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1-314-802-0700
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rmularski@stpatrickcenter.org
Erika Wentzel
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16.4 Child Custody
16.6 Criminal Law
16.7 Family Law
20.1 Unemployment Assistance
Erika Wentzel is a partner at Flesner Wentzel and focuses on consumer protection, estate planning, and family law.
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1-636-317-5578
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info@flesnerwentzel.com
St. Louis Area Resource Directory
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1.1 Food Pantries
1.2 Emergency Food
2.1 Emergency & Temporary Shelter
2.2 Drop-in Centers
2.3 Transitional Housing
2.4 Affordable or Subsidized Housing
3.1 Clothing & Furniture
3.3 Household Essentials
8.5 Mental Health Hotlines & Helplines
8.6 Mental Health Online Resources
9.1 Addictive Behavior & Substance Use
12.1 Relationship & Sexual Violence: General Resources
12.5 Relationship & Sexual Violence: Shelters for Survivors
16.1 Legal Resources: General
17.1 Legal Assistance Resources for Immigrants
17.4 Housing Services for Immigrants
17.6 Community-Building Resources for Immigrants
20.1 Unemployment Assistance
20.2 Job Preparation Resources
20.3 Tips for Job Seekers
23.1 Disability Resources – General
25.2 Parenting Support – General
25.4 Nutritional Support
This website provides general information, street addresses, phone numbers and websites for dozens of agencies, shelters, employment resources, food pantries and other organizations throughout the St. Louis area. Click on the Menu for Categories to start your search. Or you can enter your Zip Code in the SEARCH BAR on any page. Listings are alphabetical under each category. Hotlines, clothing, household items, for Dads, Disability, Domestic Violence, Drop-in centers, employment, job training, food programs, food pantries, housing, shelters, legal services, immigrant services, mental health, substance use, utilities, veterans, youth services, mental health.
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New Beginning Sanctuary
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2.3 Transitional Housing
9.1 Addictive Behavior & Substance Use
20.1 Unemployment Assistance
20.2 Job Preparation Resources
20.3 Tips for Job Seekers
20.6 Career Centers
New Beginning Sanctuary is a 12 month, or more, sober living program that includes both faith-based and secular recovery programs. They provide a supportive environment for successful long-term recovery from substance abuse. Services include: - Housing - Access to treatment - Employment - Education "We currently have 23 homes in Springfield, Joplin, and Kansas City, MO. We also offer 2nd phase housing for those that have completed our program." Fees: Initial Enrollment Fee: $200.00 / $315.00 /$335.00 KC First Week’s Fee: $120.00 Springfield, Joplin and $140.00 Kansas City Standard weekly fees of $120.00 in Springfield, Joplin and $140.00 in Kansas City began the second week of participation in the program and are due Sunday prior to the weekly house meeting.
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1-417-234-1647
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1-417-233-1002
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