Resources
Women's Resources & Charitable Organizations
Welcome to our Women’s Resource Page. This page is dedicated to providing information on local women’s groups, chapters and organizations that would be beneficial to our readers.
Al-Anon is for relatives and friends whose lives have been affected by someone else's drinking.
314-645-1572
www.missouri-al-anon.org
AHA builds healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. Go Red For Women is the AHA’s program to make women aware of their risk for heart disease – the No.1 cause of death among women.
(314) 692-5600
www.americanheart.org
Make a difference in the lives of nearly 46 million people who live with the daily pain of arthritis.
(314) 991-9333
www.arthritis.org
Helps academically capable and motivated children-in-need to achieve their full potential, by providing value-centered, family-like homes, opportunities and education.
(314) 692-7477
boyshopegirlshopestl.org
A non-profit organization specializing in treatment and services for domestic violence, sexual assault and addiction, serving clients in eastern Missouri.
(636) 224-1210
bridgewaybh.com
Card Care Connection is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing sympathetic messages and motivational cards to those who face cancer. The goal is to provide an uplifting message of hope to brighten the day of cancer patients. Through this program, volunteers from all over the United States create handmade paper crafting cards and care packages. The program is distributed free of charge to identified individuals who may benefit from support.
(314) 477-0084
aleeza@cardcareconnection.com
cardcareconnection.com
FREE counseling for women. Support groups and Bible studies also available.
(636) 536-1121
cwmhope.org
Breaking the cycle of poverty one family at a time.
(314) 333-4490
connectionstosuccess.org
CVC helps victims of any and all crime and their families with a full range of advocacy and crisis intervention services. All services are free of charge.
Hotline: (314) 652-3623
Legal Assistance: (314) 664-6699
supportvictims.org
supportvictims.org
Providing person-centered care to adults with developmental disabilities in a variety of residential settings and social/recreational activities for all ages and abilities.
Lisa Drier, Executive Director
(636) 534-5200
emmaushomes.org
Striving to be better people for a better world. Wedding & commitment ceremonies Nursery & Sunday school. Support & social justice programs. Event & meeting space.
9001 Clayton Rd. St. Louis, MO 63117
(314) 991-0955
ethicalstl.org
The Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition is a non-profit agency that strives to create permanency in foster children’s lives by recruiting and retaining foster/adoptive families.
(314) 367-8373
foster-adopt.org
A non-profit organization whose mission is to raise awareness and support for the Kathy J Weinman Shelter, the only shelter in St. Louis County for survivors of domestic violence. We provide help and create hope for women and children who need new lives free of violence and fear.
(314) 423-1117
(877) 402-8797
info@friendsofweinman.org
friendsofweinman.org
The mission of Infant Loss Resources, Inc. is to promote safe practices which reduce the risk of infant death and to provide grief support for families who have lost babies.
(800) 421-3511
infantlossresources.org
LLL is an international, nonprofit, nonsectarian, organization dedicated to providing support, encouragement, information and education to women who want to breast feed.
LLL of Greater St. Louis (314) 424-3000
LLL of Metro East Illinois (618) 321-6667
St. Louis’ only provider of confidential furnished apartments for abused women and children for up to 24 months.
(314) 771-4411
lydiashouse.org
The Chapter provides comprehensive support services and educational programs to people with MS, their family and friends, and raises funds locally to support the National MS Society’s research initiatives.
(800) 344-4867
gatewayMSsociety.org
Nicotine Anonymous is a 12-step program, free and available to all seeking recovery from nicotine addiction, based on the principals of AA. Weekly meetings at St. Luke's Hospital and St. Anthony's Hospital.
(314) 822-2066
nicotine-anonymous.org
We support families at risk by helping prevent infant mortality, child abuse and neglect through home-based programs that provide education, healthcare and parenting skills.
Cynthia Ackins, Development
(314) 544-3443
nursesfornewborns.org
Our mission is to reduce the impact and incidence of relationship violence and sexual assault through education, crisis intervention, counseling and support services.
Susan Kidder, Executive Director
(314) 646-7500
Crisis Helpline: (314) 531-2003
safeconnections.org
Our mission is to serve those whose lives are touched by the death of a baby through early pregnancy loss, stillbirth or in the first few months of life.
(800) 821-6819
nationalshare.org
SCORE is a not-for-profit national association of active and retired business men and women, offering free business counseling via email, telephone or face-to-face meetings. Our objective is to help America’s small business grow and prosper.
(314) 539-6600
stlscore.org
Our mission is to improve the lives of women and girls through programs leading to social and economic empowerment.
info@soroptimiststlouis.com
soroptimiststlouis.com
The Nursery provides 24 hour short-term care for children, birth through age 12, whose families are faced with an emergency or crisis. Volunteers always needed!
(314) 292-5770
24 hour HELPLINE (314) 768-3201
crisisnurserykids.org
A national not-for-profit organization that offers dignity, hope and independence by providing highly skilled service dogs to individuals with disabilities and uniquely trained therapy dogs to serve the community.
(314) 997-2325
duodogs.org
We are your community contact for all your breast health needs. From outreach and education, to funding life-saving mammograms, we support those affected by breast cancer.
(314) 644-5400
komenmissouri.org
We exist to eradicate poverty in third world countries by creating sustainable jobs and paying prosperity wages.
(314) 272-1250
tenbythree.org
Welcome Club is a social and charitable organization providing fun opportunities to meet new friends, interact with others and support local area charities.
welcomeclub2@gmail.com
Established in 1990 to foster friendships, and serve our community and Missouri Girls Town through volunteer activities and fund raisers.
Marla Simons
(636) 346-4220
gfwcmo.org
Victoria Sharp. Heals the spirit, builds confidence, and educates women in need so that they may provide a better life for themselves and their children.
(314) 727-5515
womenincharge.org
A safe place for women who have experienced violence. Crisis intervention, support groups, self-growth programs, and community education.
Irma Kennebeck, MSW, Director
(314) 645-4848
www.womansplacestl.org
Safe emergency shelter for domestic violence victims and their dependent children (infant to age 17 male and female).
Sylvia Jackson, Executive Director
(314) 772-4535 Crisis Hotline
twsh.org
Our mission is empowering women and eliminating racism. We offer transitional housing for homeless women, in-person crisis intervention and counseling for victims of sexual assault, leadership programs for
youth, racial justice programs, before-and after-school care and Head Start/Early Head Start.
(314) 531-1115
ywcastl.org
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