RESOURCE GUIDE
Please use these resources! If there is something you are looking for and can’t find, let us know and we will do our best to connect you. Click the category you are interested in or just scroll down to browse all of them.
EVERYDAY NEEDS
Utility Assistance:
Heat Up St. Louis - Utility Assistance (314) 241-7668
Utility assistance particularly for older adults, disabled adults, and low-income individuals and families
Short application required for services, click here to access
Community Action Agency - Weatherization Assistance (314) 863-0015
Water utility assistance for individuals with shutoff notices or complete shut-off
Home weatherization assistance available for homeowners and approved home renters
Application requires a social security card, most recent gas and electricity bills, and proof of income for all household members
To access the online application, click here
LIHEAP - Energy Bill Assistance
Energy bill assistance low-income families at risk of an energy shut-off
Application requires proof of income and proof of residency
To access the online application, click here.
Clothes:
Urban League (314) 615-3642
Must be 18 years or older and have a valid ID
Multiple locations around the St. Louis metro area
Professional, work, and casual attire available
To access, call (314) 615-3642
Mission: St. Louis (314) 371-2700
Clothes closet with professional and casual clothing
Clothes closet available to those who enroll in programming, if interested contact davida.cooks@missionstl.org
Food:
Community Action Agency - Food Pantry (314) 863-0015
Food pantry available for use once every 30 days per household
Household income required for eligibility
Urban League - Food Pantry (314) 615-3642
Must be 18 years or older and have a valid ID
3 locations in St. Louis City, St. Louis County, and St. Clair County
Little to no cost to access
St. Louis Area Food Bank - Find a Pantry (314) 292-6262
Food distribution sites in multiple locations around the St. Louis area, click here to find one closest to you
Senior meal program available
SNAP Benefits - Applying for Benefits (855) 373-4636
Program provides support to assist in purchasing food, seeds, and plants for eligible applicants
Application required for benefits - online or paper version available here
Application requires a Missouri driver’s license or other forms of ID, proof of residency, immigration documentation if not a U.S. citizen, and income documentation
Meals on Wheels - Delivered Meals (314) 374-9549
5 days of frozen meals to seniors and homebound individuals
To see if you are eligible, click here
Operation Food Search - Find a Pantry
Lists all food pantries and child meal distributors in the St. Louis region
To find a location near you, click here
Shelter:
St. Patrick Center (314) 802-0700
Shelter, case management, and various resource referrals.
Employment program including job and skills training, and full and part-time employment
Health services including mental health issues, substance abuse, healthcare referrals, and on-site nurses
If you are needing shelter you must go in person Monday - Friday (800 N. Tucker Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63101)
To access additional services, call (314) 802-0700
Humanitri (314) 772-7720
Assistance with obtaining permanent housing, utility assistance, financial advising
Employment assistance, counseling, life skills classes, parenting classes, wellness classes, and skill-building opportunities available
Housing and social service hotline available at 2-1-1
Gateway 180 Homeless Services (314) 802-5444
Emergency shelter with case management, counseling, meals, laundry, and mail service
Permanent re-housing program including case management, monetary funds, furniture, moving assistance available once enrolled in programing
Counseling and life skills classes available
Brown bag meals available to the community on-site
Call (314) 231-1515 to access the Housing Resource Hotline, call (314) 802-5444 to access additional resources
Peter and Paul Center (314) 588-7111
Emergency shelter, temporary housing, and supportive housing options available
Health services, mental health services, meals service, developmental disability services, veteran services, and employment referrals available
For help accessing services, click here for more information on shelter, food distribution, and social services
Hygiene and Laundry:
Free laundry service available on select days at locations in South City and University City
Click here to find a Laundry Love location near you
Re-Entry Resources:
The Center for Women in Transition
Resources for justice-involved women including supportive housing, mentorship, case management, vocational services, court advocacy, employment opportunities, and life skills classes
Program available for any woman, non-binary, gender-nonconforming, or transgender (the Center serves trans women and trans men) individuals in the St. Louis area, who are currently in or have been involved in the criminal justice system within the past 6 months (this can include jail, prison, probation, parole, and/or pending charges)
Online or physical application required - can be emailed to applications@cwitstl.org or mailed to 7716 S. Broadway, St. Louis MO 63111.
If you have any questions about the application, email applications@cwitstl.org or call (314) 771-5207
Community Action Agency - Parole to Payroll/Makin’ It Work Program
Organization provides free individualized case management to provide a variety of services and referrals to assist with re-entry transition
Services include anger management, drug counseling, employment readiness programs, and counseling services among others
Enrollment in the programing is required for services - if interested in learning more contact James Ingram at 314.863.0015 ext. 431 or jingram@caastlc.org.
Re-Entry Community Linkages (RE-LINK) (314) 657-1566
Program offers health care coverage, health care services, mental and behavioral health services, and social service supports (Housing, Substance
abuse, employment assistance, adult education, others as identified) through the utilization of a Health and Social Services Network.Program is available to young adults who have been released from City Jails, have no known holds, and have gotten a referral from Probation and Parole
Immigrant and Refugee Resources:
International Institute (314) 773-9090
Assists foreign-born individuals in resettlement, business startup, and community engagement
Organization offers free education, language and re-entry resources, economic resources, workforce, and career readiness, and job placement resources
To register for resources call (314) 773-9090
Senior Resources:
St. Louis Area Agency on Aging (SLAAA) (314) 612-5918
Organization provides meal services, transportation, health insurance, and financial resources
Resources available for individuals 60 years or older living in St. Louis city
Call (314)612-5918 to access services
Meals on Wheels of Greater Missouri - Meal Service
Call 314-374-9549 to set up an eligibility interview
Organization provides meals for elderly individuals, individuals with handicaps, individuals recovering from injuries or illness, or anyone not able to shop for or prepare meals at home for themselves
Meal service may be requested for up to five weekdays each week, and is available for as long as the recipient is eligible
Domestic Violence Resources
ALIVE (314) 993-7080
Crisis intervention and crisis hotline available 24-7 at (314) 993-2777
Services include individual advocates and safety plans, resource referrals, and legal resources
Services individual adult counseling, adult Support Groups, children Counseling, court advocacy, transportation, and emergency sanctuary
Safe Connections (314) 646-7500
24-hour crisis hotline available at (314) 531-2003
Crisis intervention, individual therapy, prevention education, and a variety of other support services
To access therapy services, call (314) 646-7500 ext. 118
Classes, workshops, and social groups to help individuals learn how to conduct healthy relationships
Sex Offender Resources
Project Outreach - Back to Life
2-year program for male justice-involved individuals and formerly incarcerated individuals focused on housing stabilization and reducing recidivism
Program offers housing, personal and professional development opportunities, employment, and individualized case management
Applicants must be recommended to the program, have a high school diploma or GED, be willing to relocate, be open to employment or currently employed, and be willing to commit to programing
Can be recommended by a probation/parole officer or a supervisor - Once recommended, submit a pre-qualification form here
Resources for Disabled Individuals:
City of St. Louis: Office on the Disabled (314) 622-3686
Services for St. Louis City residents to assist people who have all types of disabilities, including but not limited to hearing, seeing, mobility, developmental, and psychiatric
Services include assistance with accessibility issues and handling disability discrimination issues
To access services, call (314) 622-3686 9 AM-5 PM Monday-Friday
Missouri Vocational Rehabilitation (Voc Rehab) (314) 587-4877
Employment assistance and job placement, vocational training, and counseling
Open to anyone with physical/mental impairment that causes problems with working and need assistance to be successful
Multiple locations in the St. Louis area
To apply, either walk in or set an appointment at the nearest location (locate it here)
LGBTQIA+ Resources:
Metro Trans Umbrella Group (314) 270-2155
Free support and networking for transgender individuals and allies
Resources include access to therapy, doctors, support groups, legal help, and STI testing
Open hours Tuesday and Thursday 12-6 PM or by appointment; check the events calendar here for more information on upcoming opportunities
St. Louis Queer+ Support Helpline (314) 380-7774 or 844-785-7774 (toll-free)
Free confidential helpline providing emotional support, resources, and referrals open for anyone anywhere on the spectrum of gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation
Peer Support Helpline at (314) 380-7774 available Friday–Monday, 1:00–7:00 PM
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Medical Care:
CareSTL Health (314) 367-5820
Provide a variety of health services including family practice, women’s health, pediatrics, pharmacy, and radiology among others
Aimed at providing services to underinsured or uninsured individuals
Call (314) 367-5820 or click here to make an appointment
Affina Healthcare (314) 814-8700
Provide a variety of health services including adult and internal medicine, lab services, pharmacy, pediatric, and behavioral health services among others
Six locations around St. Louis area; transportation to and from appointments available
Sliding payment scale available for uninsured individuals who provide proof of income at the time of appointment; Insurance also accepted
Call 314-814-8700 to make an appointment
Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region and Southwest Missouri (417) 883-3800
Provides medical services including GYN care, women’s and men’s health, sexual health care and STD testing, LGBTQIA+ specific care, birth control, and preventative care among others
Several locations in the St. Louis area
Health insurance accepted as well as other forms of payment; Financial assistance is available for uninsured or underinsured individuals
Offers one-on-one assistance for individuals who need assistance enrolling in health care, more information can be found here
Call 1-800-230-7526 or click here to make an appointment
The Spot 314-535-0413
Free access to medical care, social services, substance abuse resources, mental health counseling, laundry, showers, food, computer lab, structured activities, and safer sex kits and STI/STD testing and treatment
For youth aged 13-24
Call (314) 535-0413 ext. 220 to schedule an appointment
Chips Health and Wellness Center (314) 652-9231 ext. 10
Clinics provide adult, child, women’s, psychiatric, chiropractic, dermatology, dental, and a variety of specialty services
Health education and screenings available
No referrals needed, services available for any underserved or uninsured individuals regardless of ability to pay
Call 314-652-9231 ext. 10 to schedule an appointment
Health Insurance:
Gateway to Better Health (888) 513-1417
Service provides health insurance including primary care visits, specialty care referrals, dental, prescriptions, and substance use treatment among others
Available to individuals residing in St. Louis City or St. Louis County who are between the ages of 19-64, do not qualify for Medicaid or Medicare, have no other form of insurance, and have income at or below 100% of the federal poverty level
To access services you must be able to provide proof of citizenship or an active visa, and proof of income
In-person application required for services, click here for a list of locations
Mental Health and Counseling:
Crime Victims Center (314) 652-3623
Trauma-informed therapy for individuals who have been impacted by crime or violence at any point in their lives
Offer individual, family, and group sessions with licensed therapists
Free, available to victims and their family members over the age of 10, no session number limit
Call (314) 652-3623 or click here to schedule an appointment
Places For People (314) 535-5600
Trauma-informed therapy services for mental health issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, schizophrenia, etc.
Program accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and other insurance types; Financial assistance offered for those without insurance
Must be at least 18 to access services
To sign up for an in-take, click here to find the appropriate contact
Crisis line available at 1-800-811-4760
Vision:
CareSTL Health (314) 633-6363
Provide routine vision exams, glasses testing and prescriptions, and various eye health services
Aimed at providing services to underinsured or uninsured individuals
Call (314) 633-6363 or click here to make an appointment
Family Care Health Center (314) 353-5190
Comprehensive eye exams and eyeglasses
Payment assistance available for individuals without insurance
Call (314) 353-5190 to schedule an appointment
SLU Sight Clinic (314) 389-0008
Free vision screenings, comprehensive eye examinations, and prescription glasses for individuals 18 years and older
Clinic relies on medical students, optometry students, and ophthalmology resident volunteers
Call (314) 389-0008 to schedule an appointment
Eye Thrive Mobile Vision Clinic (314) 736-1400
Mobile Eye clinic for children ages 4-18; location and eligibility varies by school district - click here to check eligibility
Glasses replacement program for children ages 4-18 who have lost or broken existing glasses and already have a prescription
Online application required for replacement order
Dental:
Affina Healthcare (314) 814-8700
Provide comprehensive oral health services at 3 locations in the St. Louis area
Sliding payment scale available for uninsured individuals who provide proof of income at the time of appointment; Insurance also accepted
Call (314) 814-8700 to make an appointment
CareSTL Health (314) 367-5820
Provide routine dental exams, pediatric dental care, oral surgery, and extractions, among a variety of dental health services
Aimed at providing services to underinsured or uninsured individuals
Call (314) 367-5820 or click here to make an appointment
Mid City Dental (314) 776-7100
Provides general dental procedures and cosmetic dental services
Accepts uninsured clients, financing available, and accepts Medicaid
Call (314) 776-7100 to make an appointment
Addiction Services:
Places For People (314) 535-5600
Individualized case management and counseling, outpatient substance use treatment, and residential case management
Insurance accepted but not required; financial assistance available based on a sliding scale to program members
To sign up for an in-take, click here to find the appropriate contact
Crisis line available at 1-800-811-4760
MoNetwork Harm Reduction, Recovery, Support & Reform (844) 732-3587
Services include treatment and detox assessments, referrals, support groups for users and their families, and harm reduction services
To fill out an assessment/referral form, click here
Insurance not required for services
PERSONAL & SPIRITUALITY
Community Action Agency (314) 863-0015
Step Up to Leadership Program helps individuals learn and improve public speaking, work on relationship building, and work to improve overall leadership ability
Free program for individuals who meet the income eligibility requirement and can commit to 12 3-hour sessions
To sign up, contact Keith Robinson at (314) 863-0015 ext. 417 or krobinson@caastlc.org
Fathers Support Center (314) 333-4170
Mentorship, father support groups, and career guidance available for program participants
Program participation open to men and requires in-depth class commitment to receive mentorship - classes include parenting, communication, and employment
To sign up, fill out an inquiry form here or call (314) 333-4170 ext. 101
CHILDREN & FAMILY
St. Louis Crisis Nursery - Emergency Youth Housing (314) 292-5770
Emergency housing for children aged 0-12 whose parents or guardians are dealing with health crisis, unsafe housing or homelessness, domestic violence, community violence, lack of utilities, legal crisis, or overwhelming parental stress
Services are short term, typically 1-3 days, and completely voluntary - several locations in the St. Louis area
24-hour trauma-informed crisis helpline at (314) 768-3201 - crisis intervention and resource referral
Family Empowerment program including family stabilization case management, counseling, parent support, and parent education groups
To access services call (314) 292-5770
Helping Hand Me Downs - Infant-Child Goods Assistance (314) 919-6999
Referral required for services - list of referral agencies, click here
Program provides essential items such as clothing, furniture, toys, and toiletries for newborns and infants based on availability
Long term assistance can include transitional housing, employment opportunities, childcare, and transportation
Big Brothers Big Sisters - Youth Mentorship Program
Program provides one-on-one mentorship and engagement activities to school-aged youth by matching each youth to an adult mentor
Amachi program is especially for kids with incarcerated parents to provide extra supports, the regular program is for all kids
Sign up here to apply
St. Louis Diaper Bank - Free Diaper Distribution (314) 624-0888
Free emergency diaper distribution and referrals to distribution sites where diapers can be picked up regularly
Multiple distribution sites around the St. Louis area, to search for one near you, click here
Note: Mission: St. Louis is a distribution site for the diaper bank, contact davida@missionstl.org for more information
Parenting Resources:
Parents as Teachers (314) 432-4330
Virtual and in-person personalized parent support and training to help parents support and engage with their child’s development and learning
Several locations in the St. Louis City and County area, to search by location and find individual contact information, click here
Annie Malone Children and Family Services (314) 531-0120
Free community-based parenting education classes
If interested, call 1-844-803-7233 (24hr.)
Father’s Support Center (314) 333-4170
Responsible parenting training and support including a 6-week Family Formation course and father support small group sessions
Center also has resources and a course to help mothers and fathers co-parent successfully
Mentorship and career guidance available for program participants
Program participation open to men and requires in-depth class commitment to receive mentorship - classes include parenting, communication, and employment
If interested in services, fill out a client interest form here
TEENS
Behavioral Health Response - Youth Crisis Support 1-844-985-8282 or text BHEARD to 31658
Free 24 hour confidential crisis line at 1-800-811-4760 or 314-469-6644
Support services for youth in crisis’ of any kind to get support from licensed clinicians either on a one time or ongoing basis
For youth and their families 19 years or younger living in St. Louis City or County, St. Charles County, and Franklin County
Call 1-844-985-8282 or text BHEARD to 31658 to access services
Annie Malone Children and Family Services - Emergency Youth Housing and Crisis Intervention (314) 531-0120
Girls at Risk Emergency Placement Unit (GAR) - Program aimed at serving girls ages 12-18 who have experienced trauma and are in vulnerable situations
Services include assistance with social services, mental health, juvenile courts, and education programs
Crisis Intervention, Juvenile Respite and Emergency Placement program - Safe environment for children in crisis situations including emergency shelter, food, clothing, educational needs, conflict resolution, emergency medical attention, and counseling referrals
Program helps to reduce parental stress, improve family communication skills, and prevent future crises
Call 1-844-803-7233 (24hr.) to access services
Big Brothers Big Sisters - Youth Mentorship Program
Program provides one-on-one mentorship and engagement activities to school-aged youth by matching each youth to an adult mentor
Amachi program is especially for kids with incarcerated parents to provide extra supports, the regular program is for all kids
Sign up here to apply
SLATE Out-Of-School Youth Program - Youth GED and Jobs Program (314) 657-3624
Program provides educational, job training, and employment services to youth, ages 16 to 24, who are St. Lous City residents and who are out-of-school or have dropped out of school
Program offers GED assistance, tutoring, post-secondary advising, career exploration and guidance, job shadowing, job placement, and additional supportive services
To enroll in services call (314) 657-3624
Dream Builders For Equity - Summer Youth Job Program
Summer Youth Academy for individuals 16-24 offering personal and professional development training, employment, ongoing mentorship, and ownership in the real estate and book publishing programs.
Paid work experience rehabilitating vacant properties throughout the program, while also developing practical skills and networking
Contact neal@dreambuilders4equity.org for more information and to sign up
STL Youth Jobs - Summer Youth Job Program (314) 499-8176
In-person and virtual summer job training and job readiness program available to youth aged 16-24
Paid job experiences available to youth who complete job readiness trainings
Online application required to qualify
Note: Mission: St. Louis is a facilitating location of the STL Youth Jobs program for youth aged 18-24, contact trinity@missionstl.org for more information
The Spot - Health Resources for Youth (314) 535-0413
Free and low-cost access to medical care, social services, substance abuse resources, mental health counseling, laundry, showers, food, computer lab, structured activities, safer sex kits, PrEP and HIV/AIDS resources, and STI/STD testing and treatment
Available to youth aged 13-24
Call (314) 535-0413 ext. 220 to schedule an appointment
EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT
Employment:
SLATE Missouri Job Center (314) 367-5000
Offers direct employment connections, job transition assistance, and financial aid resources for career training
No-cost career readiness resources and daily workshops available upon registration
To enroll in services call (314) 657-3624
Employment Connection (314) 333-5627
Offers Job readiness and career training resources, as well as direct and transitional job placements
Resources including housing, GED/education, transportation, counseling, childcare, clothing, and vocational training available upon enrollment
Program accepts SNAP and TANF recipients
Register online here to enroll in programing
Connections to Success (636) 940-8027
Offers personal and professional development classes, career connections, men and women’s groups, mock interviews, and professional clothes
Locations in St. Louis and Kansas City
Online contact form required, staff will follow up to connect you with services after
Community Action Agency (314) 863-0015
Employment Development Program including job coaching, professional clothing, networking opportunities, and employment fairs
Serves young adults who meet income eligibility requirements
Register in person or by phone at (314) 863-0015 ext.431 Monday-Friday 8 AM-5 PM
SLATE Out-Of-School Youth Program - Youth GED and Jobs Program (314) 657-3624
Program provides educational, job training, and employment services to youth, ages 16 to 24, who are St. Lous City residents and who are out-of-school or have dropped out of school
Program offers GED assistance, tutoring, post-secondary advising, career exploration and guidance, job shadowing, job placement, and additional supportive services
To enroll in services call (314) 657-3624
Education:
MERS Good Will Excel Center - GED and High School Diploma Programs (314) 982-8801
Tuition-free GED or high school diploma courses available for Missouri residents
Once enrolled and actively involved, childcare, transportation, and flexible scheduling are available
Registration online here and if you need additional assistance contact (314) 982-8802
St. Louis County Library - High School Diploma Program (314) 994-3300
Free High School Diploma program
Must complete an online self-assessment and prerequisite course, and an interview to qualify for the program
Program provides a personal mentor to assist with program requirements and career readiness training
Scholarships for further education available upon completion of the program
For more information contact cohs@slcl.org
SLATE Out-Of-School Youth Program - Youth GED and Jobs Program (314) 657-3624
Program provides educational, job training, and employment services to youth, ages 16 to 24, who are St. Lous City residents and who are out-of-school or have dropped out of school
Program offers GED assistance, tutoring, post-secondary advising, career exploration and guidance, job shadowing, job placement, and additional supportive services
To enroll in services call (314) 657-3624
Community Action Agency - HiSET Prep Program (314) 863-0015
Education services include individualized case management, job readiness classes, life skills classes, financial literacy classes, and HiSET Prep courses
Serves young adults aged 17-24 who meet income eligibility requirements
Register in person or by phone Monday-Friday 8 AM- 5 PM
LaunchCode - Free Coding Courses
Free tech education and job readiness training; Coding classes available for all skill levels
Online application required to be admitted into course
Must be able to commit to roughly 20 hours of course work per week including 2 3-hour virtual classes a week and additional readings and assignments
Apprenticeships available for students who succeed in coursework
FINANCIAL
Enterprise Bank and Trust (314) 845-5106
Services include online and in-person banking options, savings and checking accounts, financial advising, and more
Accounts can be opened in person at any Enterprise Bank and Trust branch or online
Note: Mission: St. Louis houses an on-site location and ATM - Contact stephanie.pierce@missionstl.org to schedule an appointment on-site
Healing Hearts Bank (314) 993-5181
Organization offers women and families micro-loans of up to $500 with 2.5% interest which get reported to major credit agencies to rebuild the consumer’s credit
Application required - to complete contact (314) 845-5106
Red Dough (314) 726-2678
Non-Profit payday loan alternative offering check-cashing, short-term loans, pre-paid debit cards, and financial coaching
Locations in Pagedale and South City
LEGAL
Arch City Defenders (855) 724-2489
Holistic legal advocacy organization offering direct legal representation and social services
Offers legal counsel for a variety of matters including criminal, traffic cases, municipal, housing/landlord-tenant, and civil rights violations
Application required for services - application can be completed online or on paper (note: paper applications have a longer tune-around time)
For further assistance contact (314) 361-8834 or toll-free (855) 724-2489.
Legal Services of Eastern Missouri (314) 534-4200
Offers legal services in civil issues including housing, public benefits, consumer fraud, healthcare, child welfare, domestic violence, immigrant and refugee, veterans, and more
In-takes are available Monday - Friday from 8:30 AM-5 OM via phone at (800) 444-0514 or (314) 534-4200 or online anytime
Information regarding household income and assets, as well as information about the specific court, opposing party and court date will be needed at time of in-take
Financial aid offered for eligible applicants
Catholic Legal Assistance Ministry (314) 977-3993
Trauma-informed legal counsel aimed at providing legal assistance for those who cannot afford a private attorney for civil, immigration, family, and housing cases
To make an appointment for services call (314) 977-3993 on Tuesdays or email sfcs@ccstl.org
The Bail Project - Bail Assistance Program
Offers monetary bail assistance for applicable individuals, as well as court date reminders, transportation assistance, and connections to other resources as needed
The Bail Project in St. Louis serves people in St. Louis City, St. Louis County, and St. Charles incarcerated at the MCI The Workhouse, Criminal Justice Center, St. Louis County Jail, and the St. Charles County Jail in the 22nd Judicial Circuit Court, St. Louis County Circuit Court, 25th Judicial Circuit, and the 11th Judicial Circuit Court court systems.
Online application required for services - includes demographic and court-related information
TRANSPORTATION, IDENTIFICATION, ETC.
College Church (314) 266-9557
Assistance with replacing Missouri state ID cards and birth certificates; Partial financial assistance available
Need to have documentation of Missouri residence, social security number, and identification to apply for new documents
In-person appointments held every Tuesday from 9 AM-11: 30 PM at 3628 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108
Appointments must be scheduled beforehand - www.sfxstl.org/outreach
Social Security Administration
Can request a new card online or in-person at a Social Security office - there are multiple locations in the St. Louis area
Must be 18 years or older, have a driver’s license or state-issued ID, and have a mailing address in the U.S.
The Ashrei Foundation 314.252.8060
Appointment only from 10 AM - 2 PM - call to make an appointment.
St. Louis Area Agency on Aging (SLAAA) (314) 612-5918
Organization provides transportation services to seniors 60 yrs and older and persons with disabilities (18- 59 yrs) living in the City of St. Louis
Services are offered Monday - Friday, from 7:30 AM and 5 PM and they are subject to availability
Transportation available for non-emergency doctor, hospital, and dialysis center appointments, SLAAA sponsored senior centers within the City, governmental or bank appointments, grocery and drug stores, and SLAAA related events
To receive services contact 314-612-5918 or 877-612-5918 or visit your nearest senior center
COVID-19
COVID-19 vaccines are now available for anyone age 12 and up. Get your vaccine near you:
COVID-19 Vaccine: fact & Fiction
COVID-19 testing is available at several locations without a screening. Call or visit their website to schedule an appointment:
Affinia Healthcare - 314-833-2777
1717 Biddle St. Louis - Tuesdays & Thursdays - 12-2pm
Betty Jean Kerr People’s Health Center - 314-627-5405
11642 W. Florissant Ave.
CareSTL Health - 314-268-8378
2425 Whittier St.
5471 Dr. Martin Luther King Dr.
5541 Riverview Blvd.
Family Care Health Centers - 314-678-2460
401 Holly Hills Ave.
Jackie Joyner-Kersee Community Center - 800-889-3931
Argonne Dr, East St Louis, IL 62204
St. Louis County Health - 314-615-0574
4000 Jennings Station Rd #3323
4580 S. Lindbergh Blvd. (South County)
Click on the image to view the resource map for immigrant and refugee services. Maps provided by Clark-Fox Family Foundation.
Click on the image to view the resource map for criminal justice services. Maps provided by Clark-Fox Family Foundation.
Click on the image to view the resource map for child well being services. Maps provided by Clark-Fox Family Foundation.
Click on the image to view the resource map for workforce development services. Maps provided by Clark-Fox Family Foundation.
Click on the image to view the resource map for homeless services. Maps provided by Clark-Fox Family Foundation.
Hope you have found this guide helpful. If you can’t find what you are looking for, check out the Start Here St. Louis Area Resource Directory. If you have any questions, please reach out to our Beyond Jobs staff at rachel@missionstl.org