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Covenant House Missouri

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  • 2.1 Emergency & Temporary Shelter
  • 2.2 Drop-in Centers
  • 2.3 Transitional Housing
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  • 12.1 Relationship & Sexual Violence: General Resources
  • 20.2 Job Preparation Resources
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Description

About: A non-profit agency reaching out to at-risk homeless youth living on the streets and offering them hope and opportunities to turn their lives around. Offers a combination of support strategies, including outreach, residential services, educational programs, job training and placement, medical services, and mental health counseling.

Equal Access: Transgender & gender non-conforming residents are encouraged to stay on the side that they are most comfortable on, not their sex assigned at birth. Nonbinary clients are also encouraged to stay on the side they are most comfortable with, but there are not currently gender neutral placements.

Services: CHMO has two residential programs. Our emergency shelter and a long-term residential program (Transitional Living Program). All residents and community youth have access to Supportive Services. Through the Wellness Center, youth can access therapy services, psychiatry services, and wellness appointments. The Career Center helps youth further their education, obtain and maintain a job, and provides financial literacy courses. The Outreach team provides case management and assistance connecting youth to outside resources and organizations. Community hours are open to any youth on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9:30-1:30pm. Youth can access clothing, laundry facilities, showers, hygiene products, meals, information, referrals and crisis intervention.

Contact Information

Website
https://www.covenanthousemo.org/
1-314-533-2241
General
info@covenanthousemo.org
info@covenanthousemo.org
2727 Kingshighway Blvd
St. Louis, Missouri 63113
Main
Regular Hours
Open 24/7

Community Reviews

Disclaimer: SQSH does not endorse any Reviews. Each Review reflects the personal experience and opinions of the Reviewer. Refer to our Review Guidelines for details.

  • Total Reviews: 2
  • 1 Recommended
  • 0 Not Recommended
  • 1 Neutral

Recommended by Beth

August 18, 2023 · Secondhand Feedback About a Resource, Suggestion to Highlight/Recommend a Resource

Recommended as queer-affirming by Beth at THISTL

Neutral Review by Community Member

June 30, 2022

Covenant House is not currently a trans friendly referral for young people. It is still an LGB appropriate placement. They have recently not accepted youth into TLP in alignment with their gender ID.
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Detailed Resource Information

Populations Prioritized

Restrictions/Eligibility Criteria Present

  • Restrictions/Eligibility Criteria Present

Restrictions/Eligibility Criteria

  • Serves youth ages 16-24, prioritizes those without housing stability

Age

  • Youth (13-18)

Housing Status

  • Unhoused
Locations Served

Geographically Bound

  • Yes

Location(s) Served Notes

  • St. Louis City & County & Surrounding areas

State

  • Missouri

County

  • St. Louis City (MO)
  • St. Louis County (MO)
Identity Affirming Vetting Policies

Sexual Orientation-Affirming Policies

  • Uses Intake Paperwork with Inclusive Language for Sexual Orientation
  • Has a GSA or LGBTQIA+ Club
  • Curriculum or Content Includes LGBTQIA+ Perspectives
  • Service & Outreach Policies Promote Sexuality Diversity Among Clientele

Gender Identity-Affirming Policies

  • Asks For & Respects People's Pronouns
  • Uses Intake Paperwork with Inclusive Language for Gender & Pronouns
  • Offers Gender-Neutral Bathrooms, Single Stall Bathrooms, or Private Changing Areas
  • Uses Gender-Inclusive Language in Daily Communications
  • People Can Use Bathrooms Aligned with Their Gender Identity
  • Service & Outreach Policies Promote Gender Diversity Among Clientele

Immigrant-Affirming Policies

  • Uses Intake Paperwork with Inclusive Language for Citizenship & Immigration Status
  • Dress Code Includes Diverse Cultural Expressions

Black/BIPOC-Affirming Policies

  • Dress Code Includes Diverse Racial & Ethnic Norms
  • Staff is Trained in Race & Ethnicity Issues
  • Uses Black/BIPOC-Inclusive Language in Daily Communications
  • Curriculum or Content Includes Black/BIPOC Perspectives
  • Service & Outreach Policies Promote Racial & Ethnic Diversity Among Clientele
Other Accessibility Factors

COVID Guidelines: Social Distancing

  • No social distancing policy

Ways to Access Resource

  • Transportation to Physical Location Not Required
  • Delivery Option(s) Available
  • Virtual Option(s) Available
  • Internet Not Required

Cost

  • Free

Payment or Insurance Accepted

  • No insurance or other funding accepted

Language Interpretation Offered

  • English

Documentation Required

  • Driver's License or State ID
  • Unknown

Confidentiality

  • No Confidentiality Policy

Relationship with Carceral Systems Notes

  • "We Sometimes Work with the Police, Courts, and other Criminal Legal Systems"

Accessible to Wheelchairs & Mobility Devices

  • Elevator(s) available
  • Ramp(s) available
  • Hands Required to Open Doors

Bathrooms Available

  • Bathrooms available for free
  • Bathrooms contain a grab/transfer bar/hook

Other Conditions for Accessing Resource

  • Requires parent/guardian consent
  • Requires bags to be checked/searched before entry
  • Confiscates specific items (e.g. mobility devices, medical devices, medication)

Other Conditions for Accessing Service Notes

  • "Drug free campus"

Availability

  • Walk-In Appointments Available
  • Requires a Pre-scheduled Appointment
  • Currently on a waitlist

Availability Notes

  • Housing Waitlist can be accessed by calling main phone line

Also Listed By

  • 211 Resource Database
  • Start Here STL Resource Guide

SQSHBook is a program led by the St. Louis Queer+ Support Helpline (SQSH)

SQSH is a grassroots, queer-led collective dedicated to facilitating healing spaces and providing holistic support for queer St. Louisans to thrive.

Our Peer Support Helpline is open
Friday through Monday, 1:00-7:00 PM CT

Local: 314-380-7774

Toll-Free: 884-785-7774

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4220 Duncan Ave, Suite 201
St. Louis, MO 63110
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