Vivent Health offers free, confidential HIV and STI testing and treatment; support and social groups for people infected or affected by HIV/ AIDS; and resources for primary medical care, medications, and other essential services.

Trans-led organization tackling systemic injustices that trans humans face in the housing sector. Rental/Financial assistance; classes (financial literacy, homebuyers education, credit repair); advocacy; competency trainings for shelter providers.

A variety of programs including for housing for veterans, homebuyers and homelessness resources, and money management. www.columbiaha.com 573-443-2556 201 Switzler St. Columbia 65203

These websites lists many Missouri and Illinois cities and the assistance programs available. Includes more than housing programs. Below is the information for St. Louis, a Housing Authority in Saint Louis MO : Address: 3520 Page Boulevard Saint Louis, MO 63106 Contact Phone: (314)286-4357 Fax: (314)531-0184

Utility and rental assistance in various locations. Please see website link for more information about programs and locations.

Click [HERE](https://www.lowincomehousing.us/MO.html) for a list of low-income apartments in St. Louis. Some may require government subsidy, some have waiting lists, others are open to anyone who can pay so they should be screened for good management.

There listing several housing authority resources here.

Job Readiness Workshops, job search strategies, more. Assists residents of St Louis County meet the terms of their probation and parole, including GED, money management, counseling, job readiness and placement. CAASTLC has comprehensive housing assistance programs which include home ownership, housing counseling, and rent or mortgage assistance. Assists residents of St. Louis County meet the terms of their probation and parole, including GED, money management, drug and alcohol, counseling, family development, job readiness and placement.

Scroll to the bottom of the page for quick links about buying a home, rental assistance, filing a discrimination complaint, etc. Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity. Addresses Housing Discrimination

YEHS owns and manages 107 affordable rental units and provides housing and financial literacy counseling for St. Louis families and individuals. 314-436-1400 1924 South 12th Street 63104 https://www.guidestar.org/profile/43-0997910 YEHS' owned and managed properties provide low-income housing, and it provides financial literacy education and counseling to its low-income households.

"The mission of Gateway Housing First, Inc. is to provide safe, high-quality, affordable, supportive housing to individuals and families challenged by a wide range of disabilities, complex disorders and life situations who are often impacted by chronic homelessness, generational poverty, trauma and systemic racism. We own and develop permanent supportive housing units across St. Louis City and County, some of which has 24 hour behavioral health supports while others are more independent. We also administer a few rental assistance programs through the Continuum of Care. However all referrals for these programs must go through Coordinated Entry."

Park Central Development provides funding to assist St. Louis City residences who are late or behind on their mortgage.

Helping you meet your housing needs. HUD provides housing support and uplifts communities. Let us guide your next steps to the right place. Helping you meet your housing needs. Department of Housing and Urban Development provides housing support and uplifts communities. Let us guide your next steps to the right place. Scroll to the bottom of the page for quick links about buying a home, rental assistance, filing a discrimination complaint, etc.

Housing Assistance, Children and Family Development, Food Pantry, Adopt-A-Family, Workforce Development, Disaster Relief. The Care Service is the largest comprehensive social support agency in the region (St. Charles, Lincoln, and Warren Counties.) Our mission is “to serve those in crisis and to prevent homelessness and hunger.” We offer comprehensive case management and wrap around services that connect those in need with many community partners. Together, we work to stabilize and move them toward a state of sustainability. We have the ability to address homeless prevention issues with intensive assessments and case management by a highly trained staff. We are able advocate on behalf of families in need and provide hope and the necessary foundation for getting them back on the path Our goal is to break the cycle of poverty and impact systemic change one family at a time. All of the Care Service programs are in place to help individuals and families combat the threat of homelessness, sickness, malnutrition and despair, so that they may work confidently towards sustainability and become productive citizens in our communities. The Care Service is able to assist clients in finding housing through services and activities, starting with the certification and intake process to identify the needs of each client. We also provide services that lead the household toward stability, such as with after-care planning, budgeting/credit repair, career counseling, food pantry, holiday packages, and any other services deemed critical for the household to become more self-reliant. These programs include Housing Assistance, Children and Family Development, Food Pantry, Street Outreach, and Adopt-A-Family at Christmas.

This two-page guide describes resources available to domestic violence survivors who need help finding or paying for housing, covering other household costs, or receiving legal assistance to avoid eviction, or are experiencing stigma, discrimination, or sexual harassment related to housing. Housing assistance overview with interactive map, rural housing assistance, rental assistance, child care assistance, food bank locator, TANF temporary assistance, low income energy assistance, housing rights, housing cost help, report housing discrimination, legal support for immigrants and refugees, sexual harassment in housing, help with discriminatory eviction, eviction protection under VAWA, what to do if facing eviction. English version (PDF) https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/documents/main/factsheet-dvsurvivor-housing.pdf Spanish version (PDF) https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/documents/main/factsheet-dvsurvivor-housing-sp.pdf Arabic version (PDF) https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/documents/main/factsheet-dvsurvivor-housing-arabic.pdf Amharic version (PDF) https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/documents/main/factsheet-dvsurvivor-housing-amh.pdf French version (PDF) https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/documents/main/factsheet-dvsurvivor-housing-fr.pdf Russian version (PDF) https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/documents/main/factsheet-dvsurvivor-housing-ru.pdf Tagalog version (PDF) https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/documents/main/factsheet-dvsurvivor-housing-tgl.pdf Vietnamese version (PDF) https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/documents/main/factsheet-dvsurvivor-housing-vt.pdf

Provides free, in-home counseling and case management to adults age 60 and over in the St. Louis area. Help with housing, finances, benefit education and many other areas.

Rent for Moms 2022 Application Form Rent for Moms is a campaign led by Black Marginalized Genders (MaGes) hosted by Done for DiDi, Inc. Please fill out [this form](https://www.rentformoms.org/) if you are a Black single mom looking for support to pay rent during the Holidays. Recipients will be contacted by Done for DiDi, Inc. to arrange payment directly to the landlord by 25 December 2022. Please contact info@donefordidi.org with any questions.

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Assists moderate workforce Americans, immigrants, and refugees in purchasing their own home. Closing costs and first month mortgage assistance provided on properties renovated.

Organization offering programs to prevent foreclosure, first-time home buyer programs, supportive rental housing, senior citizen housing, and more. They have a special focus on community resources, family support and home ownership.