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Kids Win Missouri is currently working to develop their policy priorities for the 2022 legislative session, and invites parents to join an hour-long conversation around children's health issues. More>

WEPOWER is recruiting a select cohort of 20 brilliant Black and Latinx early childhood educators and mothers of early childhood-aged children to join their next Power Building Academy and develop the skills necessary to lead change.  More>

This year's St. Louis Metropolitan Area Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) is conducted jointly by SSM Health, BJC HealthCare, Mercy, St. Luke's Hospital & Shriners Hospitals for Children St. Louis. The CHNA is conducted by hospitals every 3 years. More>

Boys and Girls Club of Greater St. Louis Summer Camps More>

Eye Thrive will offer free eye exams and glasses at 5 SLCL locations this summer for any child age 3-18. Capacity is limited. Exams will be scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis until spots are filled. More>

SSM MOMS Groups are free peer-led support groups for women dealing with worry, sadness, and overwhelming aspects of life during pregnancy and postpartum. All moms are welcome, no matter the age of your baby. More>

Turn the Page STL is teaming up with libraries, institutions and recreational centers to provide access to books, virtual learning, games and other activities to keep children in high-poverty areas reading during the summer. More>

Parents as Teachers National Center is currently looking for a parent educator to join their MIECHV program in St. Louis City. More>

The St. Louis County Children’s Service Fund (CSF) will be investing $1 million into historically underserved communities through the Grassroots Funding Program. More>

If you are eligible and currently have internet service, the Department of Economic Development (DED) has a new temporary program that may help with your monthly bill. Find more information on the DED website. More>

The Community Resource Initiative will bring social workers to 5 Library branches to address the barriers of accessing social services, provide referrals to other community partners, & equip Library employees to handle crisis situations. More>

Individuals needing help staying in their home can apply for Emergency Rental Assistance beginning April 5. ERAP will provide back rent & temporary rental assistance to low & moderate-income households that have experienced finances hardship due to COVID. More>

The Speaker Series: Racially Relevant Literacy in the PreK- Third Grade Classroom More>

The Community Health Champions (CHC) program seeks to provide a safe & supported space for conversations about COVID vaccines and about our overall well-being & health. PrepareSTL is recruiting 300 people to be CHCs. More>

Join PACT-STL every 3rd Wednesday of the month, 1-3pm (virtually) for a Parent Cafe. The current series theme is "Cultivating the Community." Cafes are hosted by parents, for parents. $10 gift card for attending. More>

Operation Food Search continues to work diligently to address the needs of families and individuals in our Community. More>

IN SEARCH OF COLLEGE STUDENTS LOOKING TO SPROUT AND GROW THEIR CAREER IN PARKS & RECREATION! More>

Applications for PPP are due no later than March 31, 2021, for all businesses, but program funding may run out before then. From February 24 to March 10, 2021, only businesses with fewer than 20 employees can apply for a PPP loan. More>

PrepareSTL & RRT's Community Health Champion Peer-to-Peer Outreach Program will use word-of-mouth to inform community behavior on vaccines. They’re looking for 300 champions to conduct “Living Well in the Era of COVID” community conversations via Zoom. More>

Enhance your child's reading skills w/ Read & Play kit. Kit contains books, an interactive activity & early literacy tips around a different theme. Kits available for check-out for 2 weeks @ any SLCL branch starting 1/12/21.Recommended for ages 2-6. More>