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Community Resources for Families in Need
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For immediate assistance during school hours please contact your school counselor.
The information below on government programs may help you pay for food, housing, health care, and other basic living expenses if you or your family are struggling. Find out about eligibility requirements for programs like food stamps, welfare, and Medicaid, and how to apply for them.
Housing
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CAASTLC
This site has comprehensive housing assistance programs which includes home ownership, housing counseling, and rent/mortgage Assistance.
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HUD.gov
This site has access to subsidized apartments, housing vouchers, utility bill aid and information about tennant rights and laws.
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MO Dept. of Mental Health
Here you will find information regarding rental assistance, affordable housing, housing for the disabled and Federal housing subsidies.
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Homeless Resources
A comprehensive guide to services including shelter, domestic violence, GED, health, employment and meals across all St. Louis counties.
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CAP4KIDS
Within this site you will find a user-friendly, comprehensive listing of many social service agencies that exist to improve the lives of families that need our help the most.
Medical
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dss.gov
The Missouri Department of Social Services has many resources for families in need of medical care.
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Free Clinics
Here you find a list of free and income based clinics in the St. Louis area
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Care STL Health
Enrollment specialists educate patients about available health insurance plans that will accommodate the individual’s healthcare and financial needs.
For Families In Need
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St. Louis Assistance Programs
Find how to get help in St. Louis with paying expenses including rent, energy bills, free food, security deposits as well as medical bills or dental care.
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Department of Labor
This site has information about meeting your basic needs, getting the support you need and preparing for a career.
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Family Services
Here you will find information about adoption, foster care, temporary assistance and child support.
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Government Benefits
Federal government benefit programs can help people with a low income cover basic expenses like food, housing, and healthcare.