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| ALIVE | Provides support services and short-term emergency sanctuary to adults and children victimized by domestic violence. | 800-941-9144 or 636-583-5700 |
| Children’s Advocacy Center of East Central Missouri | Provides advocacy, interviewing & mental health services for children who are victims of criminal child abuse. Also provide community awareness and education regarding child abuse issues. | 636-584-0222 |
| Grace’s Place | Provides crisis and respite care to children 0-18 free of charge for up to 30 days. | 636-432-1313 |
| Turning Point Advocacy Services | Provides shelter and crisis intervention for victims of domestic and sexual violence. | 888-873-7233 636-456-1186 |
| Boy Scouts of America | Serves others by instilling values in young people and preparing them to make ethical choices during their lifetime. | 314-361-0600 or 800-392-0895 |
| Buddies Not Bullies | Strengthens the lives of children and their families through interventions and life skills that build healthy relationships. | 636-239-6787 |
| Camp Washington | Offers children the opportunity to participate in activities promoting character development, good citizenship and social interaction during the summer months. | 636-390-1080 |
| Children’s Advocacy Center of East Central Missouri | Provides advocacy, interviewing & mental health services for children who are victims of criminal child abuse. Also provide community awareness and education regarding child abuse issues. | 636-584-0222 |
| Four Rivers Family YMCA Financial Aid | Provides financial aid and inclusion services to enable families and individuals of all ages and diverse abilities to participate in programs that build healthy bodies, minds, and spirits for all. | 636-239-5704 |
| Franklin County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) | Trained community volunteers provide advocacy for children who are victims of abuse/neglect and are under the protection of the juvenile court system. | 636-583-4422 |
| 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 4-H Clubs | Provides positive youth development opportunities and learning experiences in leadership, citizenship, and life skills for children ages 5-18; and volunteer opportunities for adults who like to work with young people. | 636-583-5141 |
| Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri | Provides programs to help girls build the skills they need to reach their full potential and lead in their homes, workplaces, and communities. | 800-727-4475 314-592-2300 |
| Grace’s Place | Provides crisis and respite care to children 0-18 free of charge for up to 30 days. | 636-432-1313 |
| Saint Louis Counseling | Outpatient mental health program offering counseling to individuals of all ages and income levels and psychiatric services to children ages 0-19. | 636-583-1800 |
| Summer Reading Program at the Washington Public Library | Provides reading programs during the summer months to encourage youth ages 3-18 to continue reading and learning during the summer months. | 636-390-1070 |
| ABiLITY | Provides early intervention- birth to 3, behavioral/autism training, recreation programs, personal assistance and 24 hour residential supports for persons with developmental disabilities. | 636-583-5801 |
| Empac Group, Inc. | A not-for-profit corporation that provides facility- and community-based employment services for individuals with disabilities throughout Franklin County. | 573-468-3888 |
| Exceptional Equestrians of the Missouri Valley, Inc. | A volunteer-based, therapeutic horsemanship program which provides therapy and recreation for individuals with disabilities. | 636-390-2141 |
| Heartland Independent Living Center | Provides services to indivuduals with disabilities to assist them in attaining and maintaining their independence. | 866-322-3224 or 573-437-5100 |
| VOYCE | Provides assistance and guidance with finding long-term care. Advocates for, educates, and supports residents of long-term care facilities. | 314-918-8222 866-918-8222 |
| Meal-on-Wheels | Hot meals provided 365 days a year to homebound residents within Washington city limits. No age restrictions. | 636-239-2715 (press 0) 636-432-1870 |
| OATS, Inc. | Provides transportation to the general public for shopping, medical appointments and trips to and from senior centers, and other trips as needed. | 800-373-1631 636-583-1630 |
| Rainbow Abilities Center | Provides learning opportunities to adults with developmental disabilities which enable them to be vital members of their community. | 636-583-4235 |
| TEMCO, Inc. | An extended-employment sheltered workshop that provides employment, training and support for adults with developmental and mental disabilities. | 636-433-2335 |
| Agape Help House of Pacific | A multi-service agency whose mission is to assist individuals and families who are having difficulty meeting their monthly financial needs. | 636-271-5315 |
| American Red Cross | Provides emergency assistance in the event of a disaster. | 800-733-2767 314-516-2800 |
| Community Outreach in Gerald | Provides emergency assistance with rent, utilities, medications, etc. for qualified clients. Food Pantry Hours: Fri. & Sat. 9-12 Resale Shop Hours: Fri. & Sat. 9-1 |
573-764-4357 |
| Franklin County Dental Network | Provides routine dental care to low-income and uninsured individuals. | 636-584-7240 |
| Grace’s Place | Provides crisis and respite care to children 0-18 free of charge for up to 30 days. | 636-432-1313 |
| Loving Hearts Outreach | An emergency assistance program that provides help with rent and utilities, and includes a food pantry and thrift shop serving individuals in Franklin County. | 636-390-8300 |
| Society of St. Vincent de Paul | To request help, visit United Way’s 2-1-1 website or call 2-1-1 from your phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For certain cell phones, call the alternative number 1-800-427-4626. Or use the Society of St. Vincent de Paul conference finder at https://svdpstlouis.org/contact/conference-chapter-finder to identify the chapter location closest to you and call them directly. | 636-584-7240 |
| Sullivan Emergency Assistance Fund | Provides assistance for rent and utilities to those in crisis or emergency situations in the Sullivan School District. | 573-468-6847 573-468-6068 |
| Washington Emergency Relief Fund | Provides emergency assistance for rent, utilities, medical, etc. | 636-239-6633 |
| Agape Help House of Pacific | A multi-service agency whose mission is to assist individuals and families who are having difficulty meeting their monthly financial needs. | 636-271-5315 |
| Community Outreach in Gerald | Provides emergency assistance with rent, utilities, medications, etc. for qualified clients.
Food Pantry Hours: Fri. & Sat. 9-12 Resale Shop Hours: Fri. & Sat. 9-1 |
573-764-4357 |
| Loving Hearts Outreach | An emergency asistance program that provides help with rent and utilities, and includes a food pantry and thrift shop serving individuals throughout Franklin County. | 636-390-8300 |
| Meramec Community Mission | An emergency assistance program that includes a food pantry and thrift shop serving individuals within the Sullivan School District. | 573-468-5813 |
| New Haven Community Outreach | A multi-service agency that runs the New Haven Food Pantry, Friendship Plate Meal, and Christmas Assistance program in the New Haven community. Food Pantry Hours: 3rd Saturday of each month. | 573-237-2182 |
| St. Peter’s UCC Food Pantry, Washington | Hours: M 12-2; T 12:30-2:30; Th 9-11 | 636-239-6176 |
| Union Food Pantry | Provides an emergency source of food for individuals/families in the Union School District. | 636-584-7050 |
| Compass Health Network | Provides mental health treatment with additional services including unmet primary health care and dental needs. | 636-582-8100 800-574-2422 |
| Franklin County Dental Network | Provides routine dental care to low-income and uninsured individuals. | 636-584-7240 |
| Lutheran Family & Children’s Services | Provides counseling services for children and adults, services for pregnant women, parenting education for young families, and adoption services. | 636-234-0893 314-787-5100 |
| Four Rivers Family YMCA Financial Aid | Provides financial aid and inclusion services to enable families and individuals of all ages and diverse abilities to participate in programs that build healthy bodies, minds, and spirits for all. | 636-239-5704 |
| Legal Services of Eastern Missouri | Provides high-quality, free, civil legal assistance and equal access to justice for low-income residents in eastern Missouri. | 636-583-7877 |
| YMCA Community Literacy Council | Provides literacy services and tutoring to individuals andorganizations. | 636-239-5704 |
| Compass Health Network | Provides mental health treatment with additional services including unmet primary health care and dental needs. | 636-582-8100 800-574-2422 |
| Lutheran Family & Children’s Services | Provides counseling services for children and adults, services for pregnant women, parenting education for young families, and adoption services. | 636-234-0893 314-787-5100 |
| Saint Louis Counseling | Outpatient mental health program offering counseling to individuals of all ages and income levels and psychiatric services to children ages 0-19. | 636-583-1800 |
| Aging Ahead (Mid-East Area Agency on Aging) | Supporting individuals through the journey of aging. Supports four senior centers and provides meals-on-wheels in Franklin County:
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800-243-6060 |
| County Seat Senior Center Foundation, Union | Provides the building and equipment necessary to operate a full-service senior center located in Union. | 636-583-5432 |
| Gerald Senior Center | Provides nutritious meals and social activities for senior citizens on Tuesdays and Thursdays. | 573-764-2256 |
| VOYCE | Provides assistance and guidance with finding long-term care. Advocates for, educates, and supports residents of long-term care facilities. | 314-918-8222 866-918-8222 |
| Meal-on-Wheels | Hot meals provided 365 days a year to homebound residents within Washington city limits. No age restrictions. | 636-239-2715 (press 0) 636-432-1870 |
| Senior Center of New Haven, Inc. | Provides nutritious meals and social activities for senior citizens on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Open 10:30-1:30 Tue & Thu | 573-237-4009 |
| OATS, Inc. | Provides transportation to the general public for shopping, medical appointments and trips to and from senior centers, and other trips as needed. | 800-373-1631 636-583-1630 |
| Tri-County Community Senior Center | Lunch served Mon-Fri at 11:30. Visit Facebook page for daily menus and activities. | 636-257-6264 |