Contracted Agencies

9716026_lThe Lincoln County Resource Board (LCRB) allocated more than $2.1 million in funding for children’s mental health services from July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024. The funding will cover 13 not-for-profit agencies and 24 programs that provide direct treatment services and early intervention and prevention programming, addressing mental health needs and promoting the safety and wellness of Lincoln County youth. LCRB-funded services include crisis care; counseling; parenting programs; psychiatric services; case management; therapeutic mentoring; forensic interviews; school-based prevention programs; and more.

FY 2023-24 LCRB Funded Agencies

  • Saint Louis Counseling www.saintlouiscounseling.org, 636-528-5911
  • School-based counseling, bullying prevention and BrainWise program (Catholic schools and Troy R-III School District supports) and small-group facilitated counseling (all schools)
  • Office-based and virtual counseling, including class for parenting based on Love & Logic principles
  • Outpatient psychiatric services: 636-281-1990
  • The Child Advocacy Center www.cacnemo.org, 636-332-0545
  • Child abuse prevention program (body safety, Internet safety and harassment; age-appropriate curriculum offered for early childhood through high school students)
  • Child and family advocacy services supporting child victims of abuse and their involved caregivers
  • Forensic interviews for children and youth alleging abuse
  • Mental health therapy for child victims of abuse
  • Compass Health, Inc. www.compasshealthnetwork.org, 844-853-8937
  • School-based mental health specialists
  • Partnership with Families program
  • Pinocchio in-school early intervention program
  • School-based prevention programs (age-appropriate curriculum for grades K-8, including anger/conflict management, bullying/cyberbullying, coping skills, self esteem and healthy relationships)
  • Outpatient youth substance use disorder treatment
  • Crisis Nursery Wentzville www.crisisnurserykids.org, 636-887-3070
  • Respite care for children 0-12 during times of family crisis and assistance to meet children’s basic needs
  • Family Empowerment Program, providing strength-based counseling, coordinated case management and parenting support available to families in their homes
  • Family Advocacy and Community Training (F.A.C.T.) www.factmo.org, 636-949-2425
  • Parent peer-support partners help families navigate resources and advocate for their children
  • Lincoln County R-III School District www.troy.k12.mo.us
  • Mental Health Series (ParentGuidance.org)
  • Nurses for Newborns www.nfnf.org/Missouri, 800-452-4784
  • Home-based prenatal, infant and caregiver program to help infants thrive
  • Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services www.pchas.org, 314-785-0180
  • Community and school-based therapeutic mentoring services
  • School-based counseling services
  • Prevent+Ed www.prevented.org, 314-962-3456
  • Prevention First in-school education for grades 5-12
  • GuidEd early intervention services for teens who exhibit early signs of substance misuse
  • Sts. Joachim & Ann Care Service www.jacares.org, 636-441-1302
  • Intensive case management services to children and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness
  • ThriVe www.bestchoicestl.org, 314-991-7990
  • Promotes healthy relationships and choices for middle through high school students with a focus on risk avoidance
  • Youth in Need www.youthinneed.org, 636-946-0101
  • School-based mental health counseling services (Elsberry, Winfield and Troy School Districts)