The Lincoln County Resource Board (LCRB) allocated approximately $1.74 million in funding for children’s mental health services from July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023. The funding will cover 12 not-for-profit agencies 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 2022-23 LCRB Funded Agencies
- Saint Louis Counseling www.saintlouiscounseling.org, 636-528-5911
- School-based counseling, bullying prevention and BrainWise program (Catholic schools) and small-group facilitated counseling (all schools)
- Counseling, including Love & Logic parenting classes
- Outpatient psychiatric services: 636-281-1990
- The Child Center www.thechildcenter.com, 636-332-0545
- Child abuse prevention program (body safety, Internet safety and harassment; age-appropriate curriculum offered for early childhood through middle 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 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 child (Medicaid only)
- Lincoln County R-III School District www.troy.k12.mo.us
- Collaborative funding to support district educational support (crisis) counselors.
- 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
- 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)
