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Partner Agencies

American Red Cross 985-785-0647

Emergency disaster services, both natural or manmade. Provides relief to victims of disasters, and helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. Responds to home fires by assisting families with temporary shelter, food, clothing, and counseling.
 

Metropolitan Center for Women & Children 985-764-6400 or 504-837-5400

Domestic Violence Services. Metropolitan Center for Women and Children is the only non-profit, full-service provider to women and their children, in a five parish area in Louisiana, (Orleans, Jefferson, St. Charles, St. John, and St. James Parishes.)

 
School based mentoring for youth ages 5-17, who are at risk of failing a grade or dropping out of school.
 
Open to boys and young men ages 5-17.  Provides training and oversight to adult volunteers for the delivery of character building and skill development for success in the real world. Includes the areas of leadership, good citizenship, outdoor education, personal fitness, team building, and family involvement.
 

Supplies medication and medical appliances for those currently fighting cancer. Also provides preventative and educational services (early detection, stress management, prevention of cancer, and services relating to tobacco and marijuana) and also allocates funds for research.

 

Child Advocacy Services  985-652-8384

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) Program. Provides advocacy and clinical services to children and families, community education/prevention classes, as well as other services supporting its mission to "...give voice, healing and security to children".

 

Horse Assisted Therapy for disabled children and adults.

 

With a cohort (on time with classmates) graduation rate of 59.6%, the need for helping students and families navigate the pitfalls of school, friends, family, etc. is evident. To address this issue, Kingsley House works with the entire family of children age 11-17 who are at risk of falling behind or worse, dropping out.

 
River Parishes Mental Health Clinic 985-652-8444

Mental Health Services for those potentially a danger to themselves and/or others.

 

Open to girls ages 5-17.  Provides training and oversight to adult volunteers for the delivery of character building and skill development for success in the real world. Includes the areas of leadership, good citizenship, outdoor education, personal fitness, team building, and family involvement.

 
St. John 4H Programs 985-497-3261

Works with boys and girls in grades 4 through 12 in all St. John schools, except one, to provide educational activities around life skills and real world activities. Utilizes adult volunteers/leaders to promote the passing of the "secrets for success" to our next generation.

 
St. John ARC  985-652-8003

Educational & Vocational Services for families and children with special needs.

 

Counseling Solutions- gives individuals, families and couples opportunity to address life's problems & demands with help from qualified therapists. Individual and Group counseling for children/adults.

 
St. John Council on Aging  985-479-0272

Senior Services for independent living and home meal delivery.

 
St. John Inmate GED Program

Provides non-violent offenders the opportunity to improve their literacy skills and possibly obtain a GED, thus providing a possible new beginning upon release.  A partnership between St. John Sheriff's Office, St. John School System and St. John United Way.

 
St. John Ministry of Care  985-652-2729

Provides Emergency Services such as assistance with food, rental and mortgage assistance, and utility payments. They can also help with prescribed medications.  They also aid fire victims and national disaster victims if the need arises.  Acts as a clearing house for various St. John the Baptist Parish organizations to reduce duplication in the Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas baskets and toys programs.  This oversight allows maximum impact to the families and children in need.

 
Via Link Information and Referral  2-1-1 or 1-800-749-2673  (Crisis Line)
Need help for yourself, family member or friend? No idea where to turn? Simply pickup your phone and dial 211. VIA LINK provides crisis and suicide counseling, and connects people to community resources that help them to resolve life's biggest challenges.  Their call center counselors are available 24 hours a day to provide crisis counseling, information, and referrals to programs that help with needs such as food, shelter, medical care, financial assistance, counseling programs, substance abuse, treatment, childcare, etc.