22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

"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

Website

5.1 Medicine

5.4 Ophthalmology

8.2 Mental & Behavioral Health: Provider Organizations & Clinics

10.1 Sexual Health Services: General

10.2 HIV & AIDS Care

10.5 STI Testing & Treatment

11.1 Reproductive Health Services: General

11.2 Emergency Contraception

11.5 Non-Emergency Contraception

22.13 Resource Centers in Schools

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

Provides pelvic exams; pregnancy tests; birth control; STI & HIV testing/treatments; emergency contraception ($25 at pharmacy) Appointments should be made online. SHS Birth Control Services offered: Oral birth control pill, patch, Depo Provera shot, diaphragm, Nuvaring, IUD (paragard and mirena), implanon (insurance can be tricky) SHS Emergency contraception Services offered: Plan B, Ella SHS Pharmacy SHS STI / HIV / AIDS Services offered: Tests for chlamydia, gonorrhea, hepatitis B and C, herpes, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), human papillomavirus (HPV), syphilis, trichomoniasis; results within days or sooner and can get them via phone, secure message, or return appointment" shs.wustl.edu "SHS: (314) 935-6666 (Emergency appointments available by phone) Individual counseling (up to 17 sessions, first 9 are free), couples counseling (can receive both couples and individual at the same time), psychiatry services, TAO (therapist assisted online, interactive app), Let’s Talk drop in counseling (schedule is online), semester-long workshops (schedule is online).

Website

1-314-935-6666

· General

1-314-935-6662

· Pharmacy

12.1 Relationship & Sexual Violence: General Resources

22.13 Resource Centers in Schools

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

Kim Webb Director of RSVP Center Services offered: 24/7 counseling for survivors and friends; academic and work accommodations; medical leave; housing accommodations; no contact orders; safety planning; community referrals and coordination; can accompany survivors to the hospital or police; assistance with both criminal and judicial reporting; assistance with obtaining orders of protection; RSVP anonymous reporting tool Jen Austin Support Services Counselor Same services as Kim with a focus on direct counseling services. Experience with LGBTQIA+ populations Falyn Taylor Support Services Counselor Same services as Kim with a focus on direct counseling services. Focus on marginalized populations

Website

1 (314) 935-8761

· Kim Webb: Office

1 (314) 935-8457

· Jen Austin Office

kim_webb@wustl.edu jaustin@wustl.edu

22.13 Resource Centers in Schools

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

22.8 Extracurricular Groups in Schools

Travis Tucker is the Assistant Director for Leadership and LGBTQIA+ involvement. Services offered: - Advising for LGBTQIA+ students - Connection and referrals to campus and community resources Meets in Duc room 240

1-314-935-8029

· General

travis.tucker@wustl.edu

5.1 Medicine

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

The Emergency Support Team (EST) is a student-run volunteer organization that operates 24/7, responding to any medical emergency on WashU's campus. EST members are CPR certified, Missouri licensed EMT-Bs and are required to provide the same level of care as other state EMS agencies. This includes providing first aid care for medical emergencies including cardiac, respiratory, intoxication, drug abuse, orthopedic, diabetic, severe bleeding, head injury, and any major trauma, as well as determining medical need for hospital transportation.

Website

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

29.4 Sports & Fitness

30.1 Visual Arts

A variety of programs such as GED classes, tutoring, painters internship, janitorial classes, orchestra, boxing , hip hop aerobics, dancing and more.

1-314-367-4141

· General

Temporarily Closed

1.3 Meal Providers

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

22.8 Extracurricular Groups in Schools

28.1 Support Groups

Meetings led by a therapist and WashU student once a week for meals. This resource is temporarily closed. Please reach out to nutrition@wustl.edu

wumsgroup@gmail.com

4.2 Private Transportation

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

Service program of WASHU Police. Through a Washington University in St. Louis work-study program, students can become members of the Danforth Campus Bear Patrol.

Website

1314-935-5555

· Phone Number

20.2 Job Preparation Resources

20.6 Career Centers

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

YouthBuild St Louis Americorps is an alternative education, construction training, employment, pre-apprenticeship, and leadership development program serving low-income St Louis youth ages 18-24.

8.4 Co-Counseling & Peer Counseling

8.5 Mental Health Hotlines & Helplines

22.13 Resource Centers in Schools

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

22.8 Extracurricular Groups in Schools

A 24/7 peer counseling service for undergraduate Washington University students. What to Expect: Your call will automatically go to voicemail. Leave the number you'd like to be called back at. A Joe (peer counselor) on duty will call you back in 15 minutes or less. The physical office is located along the Gregg storefronts on the South 40, between Wash U Wash and Student Technology Services. Students can use their university ID cards to swipe into the building during our open hours, either through the door between Wash U Wash and STS or through the side door by the Swap. Signs lead the way through the hallway to Uncle Joe's office.

Website

1-(314) 935 5099

· General

6.2 Pharmacies

7.2 Hormone Replacement Therapy

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

The Health Center is for Iowa State University students. Currently, the Center cannot initiate hormone replacement therapy, but can refill existing hormone prescriptions and refer students to providers who can prescribe hormone therapy.

Website

1-515-294-5433

· General

center@iastate.edu

19.5 Financial Planning

20.2 Job Preparation Resources

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

St. Louis Artworks offers in-depth art instruction, employment training, and life skills focused on personal health, fiscal literacy, and environmental stewardship for ages 14-19. Art programs include painting, textiles, robots, media, and dance. In all programs, teens earn a stipend, are required to have a bank account, and attend financial literacy training.

Website

1-314-899-9734

· General

info@stlartworks.org

22.3 College/University Prep

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

The GED Hotline provides information about the Missouri GED (now HiSET) testing. Since 2014, people who take the high school equivalency exam face a test that is supposedly tougher and is only offered via a computer.

Website

1-573-751-1249

· General

hse@dese.mo.gov

8.2 Mental & Behavioral Health: Provider Organizations & Clinics

19.1 Financial Resources: General

19.2 Financial Assistance & Relief Funds

19.3 Financial Loans

21.1 Education & Advocacy: General Resources

22.4 Tertiary Educational Institutions (Colleges, Universities, Trade & Technical Schools)

The Scholarship Foundation of St. Louis, a nonprofit organization founded in 1920, is based upon the conviction that an educated society is essential to a healthy democracy. The Scholarship Foundation provides access to postsecondary education to members of our community who otherwise would not have the financial means to fulfill their educational goals. The Foundation sees higher education as a catalyst, an agent of change for individuals, families, communities, and nations. We envision a community that recognizes the importance of educational attainment and assures positive educational outcomes are accessible to all regardless of economic circumstance. In our community, doors will not be closed to those who lack financial resources, and postsecondary education will be available to all with the potential to succeed. To those who share its vision, the Foundation offers opportunities to participate in its realization through financial and in-kind support and volunteerism. The Foundation contributes to enlightened public policy through advocacy for its vision of postsecondary educational opportunity without financial barriers. To build this community, The Scholarship Foundation will: - Promote and provide financial support for postsecondary education; - Assure that students have the information necessary to make sound financial decisions; - Lead a collaborative network of community and educational partners aligned to support student preparation, transition, and persistence to degree completion.

Website

A Queer STL Resource Database

Chaffee Older Youth Program

WashU Habif Health and Wellness Center / Student Health Services (SHS)

Relationship & Sexual Violence Prevention (RSVP) Center

WashU LGBTQIA+ People & Groups

Emergency Support Team (EST)

Demetrious Johnson Charitable Foundation

The Lunch Club at WashU (Formerly "Meal Support Group")

Bear Patrol

St. Louis Youthbuild

Washington University - Uncle Joe's Peer Counseling and Resource Center

Iowa State University Center for LGBTQIA and Student Success

St. Louis Artworks

GED Hotline

The Scholarship Foundation of St. Louis