Project Sanctuary
In Operation
Description
Project Sanctuary is spiritual healing made accessible to marginal communities; highlighting and bolstering queer/LGBTQIA+ folx, B.I.P.O.C., and people who have been outcasted by religious, institutional, and social organizations. These spaces are led by two queer trauma informed healers of many categories (sound,breath, reiki etc.), who have both experienced first hand the harm of spiritually institutionalized spaces and the barriers they imply toward healing and connecting with our own sovereignty when it comes to connecting with Spirit/Creator/God/All That Is.
Contact Information
Regular Hours
Once a month on a Saturday. 8-10pm
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Detailed Resource Information
Populations Prioritized
Restrictions/Eligibility Criteria Present
Restrictions/Eligibility Criteria Absent
Restrictions/Eligibility Criteria
Age
Adults (19-64)
Gender
Agender
Cisgender Men
Cisgender Women
Gender Non-Conforming
Genderfluid
Genderqueer
Non-Binary
Queer
Questioning
Transgender Men
Transgender Women
Two-Spirit
Unknown/NA
Sexuality
Asexual Spectrum
Aromantic Spectrum
Bisexual
Pansexual
Gay
Heterosexual / Straight
Lesbian
Queer
Questioning
Two-Spirit
Unknown/NA
Non-Monogamous / Polyamorous
Race / Ethnicity
African / African Descent / African American
Asian: East Asian / Asian American
Biethnic / Multiethnic
Native American / Indigenous / First People / American Indian
Jewish
Unknown/NA
Biracial / Multiracial
Asian: South Asian / Asian American
Black / African-American / African Descent
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander
Asian: Central Asian / Asian American
Arab / Middle Eastern
Alaska Native
Latine / Latinx
Hispanic
Balkan / Bosnian
White / Caucasian / European American
Citizenship Status
Refugee
U.S. Citizen
Non-U.S. Citizen
Dual Citizen
Asylum-Seeker
Immigrant / Child of an Immigrant
Immigration Status
Refugee
Naturalized Citizen
Lawful Permanent Resident (i.e. Green Card or Visa Holder)
VAWA Petitioner
Undocumented
Family Member or Partner of Immigrant(s)
Asylum-Seeker
Child of Immigrant(s)
Conditional Permanent Resident
DACA Recipient (DREAMER) or Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) Status
Disability Or Chronic Health Condition
Hearing Impairment
Homebound
Intellectual or Learning
Neurological
Physical
Psychiatric/Mental Health
Visual Impairment
Chronic Pain
Military Involvement
Activate Duty Military
Veteran
Member of Military Family
Victim Survivor Of Relationship Sexual Violence
Yes
People With Hiv Or Aids
Yes
First Time Home Owner
First Generation College Student
Yes
Intersex Status
Yes
Parent Status
Yes
Pregnancy Status
Yes
Housing Status
Unhoused
Insurance Status
Uninsured
Profession
Essential Worker
Educator
Healthcare Worker
Activist / Organizer
Service & Hospitality Worker
First Responder
Sex Worker
Unknown/NA
Gig & Freelance Worker
Artist
Student
Musician
Business-Owner
Identity Affirming Vetting Policies
Queer Owned Led Notes
Trans Owned Led Notes
Immigrant Owned Led Notes
Bipocblack Owned Led Notes
Sexual Orientation Affirming Policies Notes
Gender Identity Affirming Policies Notes
Immigrant Affirming Policies Notes
Blackbipoc Affirming Policies Notes
Other Accessibility Factors
Covidguidelines Proof Of Vaccination
No policy for proof of vaccination and/or negative COVID test
Covid Guidelines Masking Policy
Does not require masking
Covid Guidelines Social Distancing
Does not require social distancing
Covid Guidelines Notes
Ways To Access Resource
Transportation to Physical Location Required
Cost Notes
Payment Or Insurance Accepted
Cash or self-payment
Payment Or Insurance Accepted Notes
Language Interpretation Offered
Does not offer language interpretation
Language Interpretation Offered Notes
Language Translation Offered
Does not offer language translation
Language Translation Offered Notes
Documentation Required Notes
Confidentiality
HIPAA compliant
Confidentiality Notes
Relationship With Carceral Systems
Uses Non-Consensual Active Rescue
Accessible To Wheelchairs Mobility Devices
Elevator(s) available
Bathrooms
Bathrooms available for free
Vaping Permitted
Vaping permitted without restriction
Cigarette Smoking Permitted
Cigarette smoking not permitted
Alcohol Permitted
Alcohol not permitted
Other Conditions For Accessing Service Notes
Availability
Currently has open slots
Availability Notes
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:
Toll-Free:
4220 Duncan Ave, Suite 201
St. Louis, MO 63110
