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Direct Services Grants (Economic Security, Housing, Oral Health, Caregiving Support, Case Management & Resource Navigation) is sponsored by Senior Fund of St. Louis City. The Senior Fund of St.
Louis City provides grants to support services for St. Louis City residents aged 60 or older. Priority focus areas include economic security, housing, oral health (sunsetting in 2026), caregiving support, and case management & resource navigation.
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Current Grantees – Senior Fund of St. Louis City Programs and other resources listed below are supported in part by grants from Senior Fund of St. Louis City.
Services supported by Senior Fund are free or offered on a sliding scale for St. Louis City residents 60 years or older. Many organizations listed have additional resources for older adults—some may have waiting lists due to demand for their services—contact them for more information.
Contact Us anytime for assistance with identifying resources that may work best for you. For a printer-friendly list of these resources click HERE . Organizations receive funding to support services that fall under four priority focus areas determined by Senior Fund’s Board of Directors: Economic Security, Housing, Oral Health (sunsetting in 2026), Caregiving Support, Case Management & Resource Navigation.
ATSU Missouri School of Dentistry and Oral Health – St. Louis Dental Center | Oral Health Education Seminars, Comprehensive Dental Treatment Website: stldentalcenter. org Cardinal Ritter Senior Services | Emergency Assistance with Housing-Related Expenses; Case Management Support Website: cardinalritterseniorservices.
org College Hill Foundation | Moderate to Major Home Repairs or Modifications in College Hill Neighborhood Website: collegehillfoundation.
org Criminal Justice Ministry | Reentry Housing Program for Formerly Incarcerated Older Adults Deaconess Nurse Ministry | National Council on Aging’s Benefits Check-up, Assistance with Applying for Benefits and Other Resources EverTrue | In-Home Chore and Personal Care Services Website: evertrueliving.
org Five Star Senior Center | Minor to Moderate Home Maintenance and Repairs Guardian Angel Settlement Association | Benefits and Housing Assistance; Case Management Support; Group-based Programs Housing Options Provided for the Elderly (HOPE) | Assistance with Moving to Senior Apartment Communities Website: hopeforseniorsstl.
org JFS | In-Home Chore and Personal Care Services Legal Services of Eastern Missouri | Civil Legal Help, Legal Community Education LifeWise STL | Senior Resilience Education Classes, Benefits Assistance, One-on-One Financial Coaching; Senior Companion Program w/ Senior Corps Volunteers Memory Care Home Solutions | Training for Caregivers and Individuals with Dementia; Care Navigation Website: memorycarehs. org Mission: St.
Louis | Minor to Moderate Home Maintenance, Repairs, or Modifications Website: missionstl. org/mhrp Monarch Immigrant Services | Group-based Programs and Individual Support for Foreign-Born Older Adults Northside Youth and Senior Service Center | Benefits Assistance; Case Management Support Paraquad | Home Modifications to Improve Accessibility Rebuilding Together – St.
Louis | Moderate to Major Home Repairs and Modifications Website: rebuildingtogether-stl. org St. Louis Housing Authority | Group-based Programs (Circle of Friends)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations providing services to St. Louis City residents 60 years or older in the priority focus areas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Direct Services Grants (Economic Security, Housing, Oral Health, Caregiving Support, Case Management & Resource Navigation) is funded by Senior Fund of St. Louis City. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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