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Learn to Live Clinical Services provides an individualized outpatient program for those struggling with substance use disorder as well as other mental health disorders. We offer an eclectic range of skills-based group curriculum which allows our clients to learn about themselves, become educated on coping skills, and learn to apply them.

Providing Case Management Support:

• access community resources and preparing for discharge/case closing
• transportation support
• some one-time expense funds may be available.

Referrals can be made by contacting Hattie Daily, Mitigation Specialist

Community Agencies and Attorneys may refer.

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Accepting food donations for individuals served by their office

Location in Washington, MO

Available only overnight; when predicted temps are under 32F or below 40F with precipitation

Limited to 16 people, at this time

Private location can be accessed only by texting 636-283-0446

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Peace Lutheran Church is looking for volunteers and community support for this. Please contact them, if you’d like to help.

Free Thanksgiving Meal:

Thursday, November 27th @ 11am – 2 pm

952 N. Church St., Sullivan, MO

RSVP at 573-468-6010 by November 21

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The Little Pantry at Grace UMC shares pantry essentials:

Monday & Friday mornings 10 am – noon

At other times, check the Little Pantry in the parking lot.

Alateen is for young people who have been affected by someone else’s drinking.

For more information reach out to: sullivanalateen@gmail.com

“The Nurturing Network is here to help you become the best parent you can be.”

Program is available for parents who have a child in their care and live in Franklin County.

• Do you not have a place to live?
• Is it hard to support yourself and your kids?
• Are you a teen parent?
• Are you working and caring for your children full-time?
• Has Children’s Division ever been involved with your family?

If any of the above apply to you, then you are elligible for this free program.

The Behavior Health Crisis Center provides support for individuals in crisis. Our facility provides individuals experiencing a behavioral health crisis a safe place to get their immediate basic needs met (e.g. meal, shower, clean clothes) for up to 23 hours. Referrals can be made by law enforcement, EMS, hospitals and by walk-in. Their needs will be assessed and linked to services that are appropriate.

The Crisis Center is open for anyone:

• 18 years or older
• experiencing a behavioral health crisis
• that is ambulatory

The goal is to provide a safe and less costly alternative to getting help by diverting individuals from emergency rooms and jails during a behavioral health crisis. The services allow for crisis intervention, observation and stabilization while further working to connect the person to ongoing treatment and care. While it is not an “overnight” shelter,  participants may stay at the Crisis Center for up to 23 consecutive hours while staff works to connect them with ongoing support.

The mission of Grace’s Place is to serve as a licensed emergency shelter for children and youth whose families are in crisis by
providing a loving and safe environment for children.  Programs include:

Crisis Care-  Crisis Care provides support to families who are encountering a situation which could lead to loss of employment, loss of shelter or a child’s basic needs going unmet – in addition to any situation that could potentially lead to a child being abused and/or neglected.

Respite Care-  Respite Care provides short-term support to families who are encountering high levels of parental stress.

Case Management-  Grace’s Place offers personalized case management services for families. We offer applicable resources for current situation and future referrals which will strengthen safety nets as families transition out of operating in a crisis state.

If you are interested in accessing respite services for a child in your care or need help with community resources, please either contact our Care Coordinator, Trinity, at (636) 432-1313 x 2, or complete the Pre-Intake Form below and someone will be in contact with you.

If you are currently experiencing a crisis and need immediate help, please call (636) 432-1313 x 1 or 911.

Free pet food and straw for outdoor bedding is provided to pet owners in need.  Items are made possible by donations from the public, so supplies are limited, and are available on a first come, first served basis.

The program does not require proof of income, but participants are limited to donations every two weeks.  No pre-registration is required, but pet owners will be asked to provide their name and the number and type of pets that the donated food and/or straw will support.