Community Resources

Call or text this number to receive immediate support.

Visit the Missouri988 website to videophone the 988 phone number.

Visit the Behavioral Health Response (BHR) website to learn about their nonprofit organization that provides 24-hour access to mental health and crisis response services, BHR delivers timely, trauma‑informed care to communities nationwide.

Visit the BJC Behavioral Health website to learn about their mental health resources.

Call 314-747-7491 to learn about their services. Same day access is available at three of their locations.

Visit the CHADS Coalition website to learn about their family support mental health resources.

Visit the Kids Under Twenty One (KUTO) website to learn about services for teens to help with skills to learn to prevent suicide for themselves and their peers and cope during and after a crisis.

Visit the Provident Behavioral Health website to learn more about their mental health resources.

The Special School District of St. Louis County offers a variety of resources for families through their Family and Community Engagement Department.

Visit the Affton Christian Food Pantry website or call 314-580-3138 for more information.

Visit the Connect Church STL website and search to find additional resources for community assistance.

Visit the Emmanuel Baptist Church Food Pantry website or call 636-586-6300 for more information.

Visit the Faith Church website to look for a food pantry location near you or call 314-635-2000 to schedule an appointment.

Visit the Feed My People website or call 314-631-4900 for more information.

Visit the Gateway Food Pantry website or call 636-287-3663 for more information.

Visit the Grace Hill Patch Neighborhood website and search for available times, eligibility and pantry availability before visiting.

Visit the Helping Hands Food Pantry website or call 314-741-5667 for more information.

Visit the Salvation Army website and search to find the location closest to you for food and additional resources.

Visit the Sister Christine's Food Pantry - St. Joseph Catholic Church website or call 636-464-1013 for more information.

Visit the St. Anthony Food Pantry website or call 314-352-1460 for more information.

Visit the Almost Home website to learn more for young mothers needing assistance for housing, child assistance, and education and career support.

Visit A Safe Place website to learn more about a residential shelter and programs providing services to meet immediate needs of domestic violence survivors and their children.

Visit the Covenant House Missouri website for young people ages 16-24 who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness or human trafficking or call 314-533-2241.

Visit the Gateway 180 Program website for assistance for families needing permanant housing, 24-hour emergency shelter, and other programs and services they offer.

Visit the Homeless Youth Initiative website for 15-20 year olds who are in a homeless status and attend public high school within Jefferson County, Missouri for programs and services.

Visit the Kathy J Weinman Shelter website for women and children experiencing domestic violence  or call their 24/7 hotline at 314-615-4430.

Visit the Youth in Need website for assistance for young adults and adolescents needing emergency shelters and other assistance.

Visit the Immigrant & Refugee Ministry STL website for help for immigrants to receive support and bridge a connection to churches, volunteers and other immigrants and refugees.

Visit the International Institute of St. Louis website for information for immigrant programs and services and connecting the wider community.

Visit the Migrant and Immigrant Community Action Project (MICA Project) website for assistance for low-income immigrants to overcome barriers to justice.

Visit the Monarch Immigrant Services website for assistance for immigrants needing help with language and translation services, mental health, social services and naturalization services.

Visit the Welcome Neighbor website for programs to help immigrants adapt to their new home. Some programs include food and meal donations, English classes, tutoring, mother support groups and family partnering.

Visit the American Cancer Society for information on free rides to cancer treatment.

Visit the Home State Health website for information on non-emergency medical transportation. If you have MO HealthNet Manage Care benefits from Home State Health or Show me Healthy Kids and are eligible for the transportation benefit, you can use Rideshare such as Lyft or Uber to transport to your medical appointments.

Visit the Medicaid Transportation Missouri (MTM) website for information on non-emergency medical transportation. If you are eligible for MO HealthNet's Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Program, MTM Health can arrange rides for you to go to an appointment with a MO HealthNet provider near your home.

Visit the MO Rides website for information on non-emergency medical transportation with MO Health Net (Medicaid).

Visit the Missouri Department of Social Services: Non-Emergency Medical Transportation website for information on non-emergency medical transportation.

Visit the ModivCare website for information on non-emergency medical transportation, in-home personal care and remote monitoring solutions.

Visit the MO Rides - Mercy Shuttle website to learn more about a courtesy service for Mercy patients and families. Services from Washington to St Louis Mercy Hospitals or attached doctor’s offices.

Visit the Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) website for information on non-emergency medical transportation.

Visit the Via Metro STL website to learn more about the new affordable, convenient transportation option to get around parts of West, South, and North St. Louis County.