St. Vincent has been a source of support for youth in crisis since 1850, and has called North County home for more than 100 years.![A young girl holds a cell phone to her ear. She looks worried.](https://www.saintvincenthome.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/pexels-cottonbro-6593745-2-scaled-e1637607800558.jpg")
St. Vincent is open 24/7, with therapists and counselors trained to help youth face these challenges, work through their emotions, and support their families and our community. We know how strong and capable our North County neighbors are, and the St. Louis community as a whole. We are here and dedicated to helping our youth and their families.COVID-19 UPDATE
The health and well-being of the youth and families we serve, our staff, and our volunteers is paramount at St. Vincent. We are open and accepting referrals. However, in response to the CDC guidelines for COVID-19 we are limiting our visitors. Temperature check is mandatory when entering the building. St. Vincent’s leadership will continually evaluate the local situation and update accordingly. For more information about the CDC’s recommendations, click here.
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St. Vincent Home for Children
For more than 170 years, St. Vincent Home for Children has worked hand-in-hand with the St. Louis community to provide high quality, professional treatment and residential services to meet the changing needs of struggling children and families.
Today, St. Vincent provides treatment for at-risk youth through four key programs:
Supportive Housing
Transitional Living
Street Outreach
Outpatient Support
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