Viva Benefits provides free benefits for US residents: 24/7 telehealth, prescriptions, virtual bilingual tutoring, rent reporting, high-yield savings, pre-qualification for grants to buy homes, a rental housing map, and a virtual concierge.

Gender-inclusive puberty education for ages 8-12 and their trusted adults.

Mental Health First Aid is an evidence-based, early-intervention course that teaches participants about mental health and substance use challenges.

Outschool is an online education platform that offers a variety of flexible, engaging, small-group classes for ages 3-18.

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Special education services from an Early Childhood program through career and technical education students in public, private, parochial, and those who are homeschooled in St. Louis County

Adult Education and Literacy (AEL) provides free virtual and face-to-face classroom instruction to eligible Missouri citizens in Reading, Language, Mathematics, English Language Competency, Workplace Literacy, Digital Literacy, Civics, and Citizenship. Certified instructors teach all classes. Adult students receive preparation for Missouri’s High School Equivalency exam (HiSET®) integrated with career specific workforce training. English learners become literate in the English language while learning the responsibilities of citizenship and workforce preparation. AEL programs around the state offer services, free of charge, to anyone who is at least 17 years of age or 16-year-olds who have met Missouri’s compulsory school attendance requirements. To be eligible for AEL services, individuals must also have one of the following barriers: basic skills deficiency/low literacy levels based on assessment, lack of high school diploma or equivalency, or learning the English language.

We are growing an LGBT+ space on the VSC, to provide social connection and support to those experiencing social isolation. There will be LGBT+ classes and discussion groups that will focus on a range of topics, from fun to educational. Members also have access to the wider VSC community and class programming. We have partnered with Stonewall Village NYC, a network of community groups and organizations in New York, to kick start our programming. Now, we are looking to share this opportunity with a larger region. The VSC is a vibrant community of older adults across the United States that engage in daily live classes from the comfort of their homes. The VSC offers a secure, older adult friendly platform that provides access to individuals and communities to engage in live, interactive classes, live chats, recorded content, curated links and games, and more. Started over a decade ago to combat social isolation and loneliness in older adults, VSC has continuously adapted to new technologies and opportunities to support the evolving needs of our communities. For more information, please visit vscm.selfhelp.net <http://vscm.selfhelp.net/>. Contact for more info or if you would like to see a demo of the Virtual Senior Center: Jack Curzon <jcurzon@selfhelp.net> he/him/his

Working to ensure that every member school community is valued and respected regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.

QMT supports teachers in creating re/humanized mathematics experiences for LGBTQ+ students. "This is the actionable equity PD every educator (queer and straight) should be demanding from their districts, and themselves." -Jessica, Middle School Mathematics Teacher (Visions Series; Synchronous Course)