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The Street Outreach Program enables Rediscover to help individuals out of homelessness and into safe shelter. The program’s primary goal is to provide street-based services to homeless individuals through connecting them to housing, physical health treatment, mental health treatment, entitlements, needed resources, etc..

Consumers typically are those not seeking assistance through the temporary shelters. Provide outreach in the form of food/clothing/toiletry items to homeless individuals, all services taken to clients.

Compassion Day: Prepares and distributes non-perishable foods, hygiene and seasonal supplies to the homeless living on the streets.

Assists unhoused with referrals for coordinated entry, clothing vouchers, food, heating necessities and other needs. Please call for more details.

Drive around St. Louis looking for individuals who appear homeless, and provide them with clothing, food, and essential items.

Drumm Farm provides support services to youth and young adults struggling with maintaining stable housing across eastern Jackson County. Drumm employs a case worker and therapist who will provide outreach in local schools, community agencies, libraries, and other community locations to conveniently offer youth an array of services and resources.

Street Outreach Program for Homeless: Provides basic needs such as food, water and hygiene products, case management, housing options, and access to healthcare.

Provides basic needs items, referrals for services, and connection to shelter to runaway and youth experiencing a housing crisis by meeting them where they are both physically and psychologically.

Provide immediate needs (food and hygiene) to those living on the streets, while also remaining focused on their long term transformation.

A mobile unit offers emergency food, clothing, referral sources and support to homeless youth, runaway youth or youth in crisis.

Services provided include shower services, laundry services, laundry detergent, hygiene kits, clothing, coats. Other resources are available on a case-by-case scenario.

Homeless outreach services include outreach, housing search and plan, and assistance.

Mobile Outreach Unit: Goes out in the community to provide the homeless with resource assistance, counseling, referrals, etc. No pickups after 5:00.

Homeless Caseworker helping with housing

Honk n Holler is an outreach program that travels throughout the community every week to areas where homeless people are known to be living. They bring soup, sandwiches, and coffee, as well as blankets, warm clothing and other necessities. The goal is to build a rapport with the homeless community and ultimately connect them with mainstream services that will help move them toward permanent or supportive housing and/or other services needed.

The The McKinney-Vento Act of 1987, each state is required to ensure that homeless children and youth have access to a free and appropriate public education.

Boys Town Hotline offers teens and families access to trained counselors, who can help with sexual abuse, parenting trouble, anger, physical abuse, school issues, chemical dependency, relationship problems, depression, emotional abuse and runaways.

Young people can text the word SAFE to 4HELP (44357) to receive the nearest Safe Place site to them. They also have the option to text interactively with a licensed mental health professional. This service is available 24/7.

Serves as a runaway/homeless helpline for youth

Provides immediate assistance for children/youth who have run away from or have been pushed out of their homes or who are acting out and at risk of abuse.

Hotline for runaway or homeless youth.

The Children's Center provides a 4-month intensive therapeutic residential environment for parents and children working to overcome domestic violence and family trauma. The program provides parents and children with wrap-around services, education, recreation, living accommodations, meals, transportation, case management, and the support needed to transition into long-term transitional housing followed by self-sufficient independence.

Provides 24 hour crisis care to children.

Crisis Care for Kids: Provides 24-hour emergency care for children ages 0-12 whose families are in crisis. Children receive a medical exam, developmental assessment, three meals/three snacks daily, therapeutic activities utilizing the Nurtured Heart Approach and Art and Play Therapies, Occupational Therapy, clothing, toys, books, developmentally appropriate play.

Crisis Intervention and Emergency Placement: Provides intervention to alleviate crisis through emergency shelter, food, clothing, educational needs, conflict resolution and referrals, to prevent child abuse and neglect.