Member Agencies

Tools to Help Those In Need

	2-1-1 Missouri For information and referral services DIAL 211 from any land line or 1.800.427.4626.	211 (800) 427-4626
	Agape Help House and Food Pantry Helps low-income, disabled and elderly families obtain food, clothing and personal items in times of crisis.	(636) 271-5315
	ALIVE (Alternatives to Living in Violent Environments) Provides support services and short-term emergency sanctuary to adults and children victimized by domestic violence.	(800) 941-9144 E-mail
	American Red Cross St. Louis Area Chapter Directed and governed by volunteers who help prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies and disasters.	(314) 516-2800
	Boy Scouts of America (St. Louis) Serves others by instilling values in young people and preparing them to make ethical choices during their lifetime.	(314) 361-0600 (800) 392-0895 Contact
	Camp Washington Offers children the opportunity to participate in quality activities to promote character development, good citizenship, and social interaction.	(636) 390-1080 E-mail
	Children's Advocacy Center of Eastern Missouri Provides interviewing advocacy services to children who are possible victims of criminal child abuse.	(573) 468-2271
	Community Outreach Provides emergency food, rent, utilities, medications, GED kits and budget counseling.	(573) 764-4357 E-mail
	Communtiy Response for Children Assists children and families in need with school supplies, prescriptions and basic necessities.	(636) 239-1018 E-mail
	County Seat Senior Center Foundation The purpose of the foundation is to provide the building and equipment for the seniors to operate a senior center in Union.	(636) 583-5432
	Crider Health Center In partnership with the community, provides mental health treatment with additional services including unmet primary health care and dental needs.	1-800-574-2422 E-mail Contact
	Exceptional Equestrians of the Meramec Valley Volunteer-based therapeutic riding program which provides therapy and recreation for individuals with disabilities.	(636) 390-2141
	Family Wellness An outpatient mental health program offering counseling and psychiatric services to members of the community of all ages and income levels.	(636) 583-1800 (800) 583-8355
	Four Rivers Area YMCA Provides scholarships for those in need, which enable them to attend programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body.	(636) 239-5704
	Franklin County 4-H Clubs Provide positive youth development opportunities for children ages 5-18 and their families.	(636) 583-5141
	Franklin County Dental Network Provides routine dental care to the uninsured and under insured populations in Franklin County.	(636) 239-8397
	Franklin County FFA Foundation Helps the youth of our community develop leadership skills by working jointly on projects in agriculture, land management, and conservation.	(636) 583-2506
	Franklin County Transportation Council Provides transportation to the elderly, handicapped, and general public.	(636) 583-1125
	Girl Scout Council of Greater St. Louis Helps girls develop skills, values and ideals, which enable them to reach their fullest potential. This includes Girl Scout programs in the Franklin County area.	(800) 727-4475
	Heartland Independent Living Provides services to individuals with disabilities to assist them in attaining and maintaining their independence.	(573) 437-5100 E-mail
	Legal Services of Eastern Missouri Provides high quality legal assistance to low-income people.	(636) 583-7877 E-mail
	Literacy Council of East Central Missouri Provides one-on-one tutoring to adults who want to improve their reading and writing skills and to those who want to learn English as a second language.	(636) 583-5195 Ext. 2592 E-mail
	Loving Hearts Outreach Provides emergency aid and guidance to disaster victims and low-income individuals.	(636) 390-8300 E-mail
	MEAAA (Mid-East Area Agency on Aging) Serves individuals with meals both at centers and homebound. They also provide program services at area senior centers. The centers which are being supported through the United Way are Gerald, St. Clair, Union, Sullivan, and Washington.	(636) 207-0847
	Meals-On-Wheels A group of community volunteers delivering meals 365 days a year to the elderly and home-bound residents of Washington.	(636) 239-2243
	OATS Supplies transportation to the general public for shopping, medical appointments, and trips to and from the nutrition center.	(636) 583-1630 (800) 373-1631 E-mail
	Portals Corporation Strengthens families by providing educational, advocacy, and supportive programming to parents and children.	(636) 239-6787 E-mail
	Pregnancy Assistance Center Offers tangible assistance to expectant mothers before and after a baby is born.	(636) 239-1840
	Rainbow Activity Center, Inc. Provides learning opportunities to adults with devlopmental disabilities and those who are mentally retarded, enabling them to become vital members of the community.	(636) 583-4235 E-mail
	Senior Center of New Haven Provides nutritious meals and activities for senior citizens on Tuesdays and Thursdays.	(573) 237-4009
	Sheltered Industries of the Meramec Valley Establish, operate and administer extended employment in a Sheltered Workshop program to provide personal growth, vocational skill development and enhance productive employment to person's with disabilities	573-468-3888
	Sheltered Workshops, Inc. Provides productive employment for persons with disabilities.	(636) 239-2744
	Society of St. Vincent de Paul Serves individuals throughout the Franklin County area by providing rent, utility, and food assistance to those in need.	(314) 531-2183
	Sullivan Emergency Assistance Fund Provides aid to needy persons in the Sullivan School District who are in crisis situations such as eviction, utility shutoff, etc.	(573) 468-6847 (573) 468-4667
	Summer Reading Program Encourages youth ages 3-18 to continue reading and learning during summer months.	(636) 390-1070
	Temco, INC. A sheltered workshop offering support and employment for developmentally disabled adults.	(636) 433-2335 E-mail
	Tri-County Community Senior Center Provides seniors with mental, physical and emotional activities and hot meals every weekday.	636-271-7229 E-mail
	Turning Point Provides shelter and crisis intervention for victims of domestic violence and their children. Hotline (888) 873-7233	(636) 456-1186
	Union Food Pantry An emergency source of food for people in the Union School District.	(636) 584-7050
	Union Summer Youth Program Children in the Union area are given the opportunity to participate in quality activities to promote character development, good citizenship, and social interaction.	(636) 583-8471
	Washington Emergency Relief Fund Provide one-time financial assistance toward delinquent utility bills, rent, or other emergency situations.	(636) 239-6633