If you need services for your child or youth, below is a list of CCRB-funded service providers. Start with the category, (for example, Counseling) and read the description for the services offered or follow the link to their website for more specific information about individual programs and services. Services funded through the CCRB are available for children residing in St. Charles County, regardless of income or insurance status.  Provides may offer additional services than what is funded by the CCRB.

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Finding the right program for your child or youth can be a confusing process. For assistance with referrals call the 24/7 Youth Connection Helpline 1-844-985-8282 or 314-819-8802. This local helpline is managed by Behavioral Health Response (BHR) and is staffed by mental health professionals.

 

Services do not require a referral for access. You can download a printable 2023 CRRB Funded Services brochure, which lists the specific programs funded through the CCRB.

New services added in 2024

  • School-based counseling in partnership with St Dominic and Duchesne High Schools (Chestnut Health Systems)
  • SOAR after-school & summer program for youth 8-11 with developmental disabilities, (Community Living)
  • School attendance initiative that connects families with personalized support, resources, and interventions, reducing the need for referrals to the Juvenile Justice Center – by school referral only (Megan Meier Foundation)
  • Crisis intervention, case management, advocacy, and mentoring to victims of human trafficking and child exploitation; online safety education (Crisis Aid International)
  • Offers group counseling to children going through divorce or hard family transitions. (Kids In The Middle)
  • Psychological evaluations to St. Charles County children at no cost to schools or families. (Partners In-Kind)

To better serve our population, some services are offered in Spanish or using interpretive services for other languages. Agencies providing this are indicated it the lists below. Providers may offer additional services through other funding sources.

  • Big Brothers Big Sisters, comprehensive mentoring and wraparound support for youth, ages 5-18
  • Boys & Girls Club of St. Charles Countyprevention-based after school and summer programs focused on helping youth achieve academic success, live healthy lifestyles, and develop good character
  • Compass Health Network, early detection and prevention of emerging school adjustment difficulties for students K-3; school-based mental health support; and intensive home-based support services for caregivers with a child who has a mental health condition; Autism support services for families & youth. multi-language interpretive services available
  • Family Advocacy and Community Training -F.A.C.T., educational advocacy; and intensive support services for families with a child diagnosed with a mental health condition in conjunction with Compass Health Network’s Partnership with Families program; 
  • Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition, comprehensive programs for foster and adoptive caregivers include 24/7 crisis support and parenting education; educational advocacy; and kinship placement for children in foster care
  • Nurses for Newborns, comprehensive health, mental health in-home/virtual assessments for pregnant women, infants and new parents. Includes parenting education and referrals for needed resources.; multi-language interpretive services available
  • Saint Louis Crisis Nursery, delivers critical home and community-based child abuse and neglect prevention interventions to families at risk for child abuse or neglect; Spanish language services available
  • The Sparrow’s Nest, family services including parent education and childcare
  • ThriVe St. Louis, Safe Defense program, a workshop for youth teaching empowerment safety through self-defense moves, escapes, and techniques 
  • TREE House of Greater St. Louis,  equine-assisted therapy for youth with a wide range of emotional, social or psychological issues related to bullying, trauma, at-risk youth, and/or relational issues
  • United Services for Children, early childhood and outpatient services for children ages 0-15 years, for Occupational, Speech and ABA therapy. 
  • The Child Advocacy Center of Northeast Missouri – Provides therapeutic counseling services for children who have experienced physical or sexual abuse
  • CHADS for Mental Health,  school-based counseling support to students and staff, including one-to-one crisis counseling for students who are identified as at-risk for suicide, as well as those students who are suffering from depression or anxiety; Social-Emotional Well Being (SEW) Mentoring for students who have difficulty regulating their emotions and social skills
  • Chestnut Health Systems – Offers school Based Therapeutic Counseling in partnership with St. Dominic and Duchesne High Schools
  • Compass Health Network – school-based counseling and mental health specialists
  • Eleventh Circuit Court – Provides court-ordered therapeutic, supervised parent-child visitation services through Youth In Need
  • FamilyForward – Delivers individual, family, and group counseling provided in-home and in-office for children with trauma histories; and therapeutic pre-school and occupational therapy.
  • Kids In The Middle – Offers group and individual counseling, case management, and school based support to children going through hard family transitions.
  • LINC St. Charles County – Offers counseling and music therapy for children who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness
  • Lutheran Family Children’s Services  – Provides school and office-based individual and family therapy; Spanish-language therapist available
  • Megan Meier Foundation – Offers individual, school-based, and group therapy; support center for youth impacted by bullying and cyberbullying
  • Mental Health America of Eastern Missouri Provides PEACE is an early intervention program designed to strengthen the parent-child relationship to prevent the development of toxic stress on young children who are at-risk
  • Saint Louis Counseling – Offers individual and family therapy; Love & Logic parent education classes.
  • Saint Louis Crisis Nursery – Provides Art & Play therapy for youth
  • SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital – Wentzville – The Behavioral Health’s Youth & Family Services serves youth, ages 11-18, who are struggling with symptoms of depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder
  • Youth In Need – Offers office and school-based individual, group, and family therapy for ages 3-19
  • Behavioral Health Response (BHR) – 24/7 crisis intervention helpline for youth and their families; services include assessments, referrals, service linkage, and mobile outreach, and community presentations
  • The Child Advocacy Center of Northeast Missouri – Child Advocacy Center providing forensic interviews and advocacy services for children reporting allegations of sexual and physical abuse
  • Crisis Aid International – Provides crisis intervention, case management, advocacy, and mentoring to victims of human trafficking.
  • LINC St. Charles County – emergency services for families and children at risk for homelessness or in crisis
  • Saint Louis Counseling – crisis intervention counseling for parochial schools and public schools
  • Youth In Need – provides mobile street outreach and support for youth in crisis; community presentations about the Safe Place network
  • Community Council of St. Charles County – provides Coordinated Entry, a centralized and coordinated housing crisis response system that incorporates initial triage, diversion, intake, assessments, and follow-up; Spanish language services available
  • Our Lady’s Inn Maternity Homes – long-term residential program for pregnant women and their children who are homeless
  • Saints Joachim & Ann Care Service – programs to end homelessness and hunger by ensuring that basic needs of children and their families are met including a stable, sanitary and safe place to call home
  • Youth In Need – a youth crisis shelter for youth ages 10-19 years; transitional living program for youth, ages 16 to 21, which helps teens learn the basic independent life skills necessary to be independent and lead productive lives
  • Preferred Family Healthcare, comprehensive support for drug and alcohol use treatment; includes evaluation, therapy, and education; multi-language interpretive services available
  • Compass Health Network – outpatient psychiatric treatment including medication management; multi-language interpretive services available
  • FamilyForward – trauma assessments and psychological evaluations with individualized recommendations and ongoing consultation;
  • Partners In-Kind –  provides a comprehensive range of psychological evaluations to St. Charles County children at no cost to schools or families.
  • Saint Louis Counseling – outpatient psychiatric treatment including medication management

Visit Community Council Resources for other program services and the agencies serving our community.  You may search by service category, population, and zip code.