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Funds nonprofits and governmental entities that provide mental and behavioral health services to children and families in St. Louis County. This is made possible by a quarter-cent sales tax.
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St. Louis County Children's Service Fund - Investing in Kids Creating Brighter Futures . At the St.
Louis County Children’s Service Fund (CSF), we invest in local nonprofits and governmental entities to provide mental and behavioral health services for kids and families in St. Louis County. 2025-2027 Grassroots & 2026-2029 Core funding We are thrilled to announce our 2026-2029 Core Funding Opportunity partners!
We’re investing $146 million into 81 local mental and behavioral health providers supporting kids and families in St. Louis County. Our Impact on Children’s Mental Health Services in St.
Louis County . Our mission is to improve the lives of kids and families in St. Louis County by strategically investing in the creation and maintenance of an integrated system of care that delivers effective mental and behavioral health services.
We are the largest children’s service fund in the state of Missouri, generating roughly $52 million annually through a quarter-cent sales tax. Learn more about how we fund children’s mental and behavioral health programs across St. Louis County.
Approved by voters in 2008, the St. Louis County Putting Kids First Campaign created a community children’s fund for specific behavioral and mental health service needs. Since then, we have invested over $700 million in local nonprofits and governmental agencies.
Learn more about the partners we fund. Part of creating brighter futures is making sure kids in St. Louis County have access to the right service in the right place at the right time.
See what services are available in St. Louis County today. Staying Connected with the Community .
Supporting Provider-School Partnerships Heather Fullerton, CSF's school-based services program specialist, shares information for our school-based mental health providers in a four-part video series available now on our YouTube channel. Outside of their homes, kids spend more time at school than anywhere...
Announcing New Partnerships: Investing $146 Million into 81 Local Mental Health Organizations We are thrilled to announce our 2026-2029 Core Funding Partners! Practicum Student Q&A: Xiaoyu Huang Meet Xiaoyu Huang, a 2024 St. Louis County Children's Service Fund (CSF) MSW (Master of Social Work) practicum student!
In this Q&A, learn about Xiaoyu's experience interning at CSF, including what projects she worked on and how she felt about The deadline to...
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits and governmental entities providing mental and behavioral health services to kids and families in St. Louis County, Missouri. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
St. Louis County Children's Service Fund Grants is funded by St. Louis County Children's Service Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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