The German St Vincent Orphan Association
Programs
Transitional Living Program
The Core Collective at Saint Vincent offers a Transitional Living Program (TLP) that welcomes youth ages 16-22 to live on The CC's campus for 24 months. While enrolled in the programs, youth access services that nurture and empower them to transition to independence: individual, group, and family therapy, personalized case management, life skills, and uplifting non-therapeutic counseling sessions. These resources guide, support, and inspire youth every step of the way. Even after completing the TLP, youth may receive up to 6 months of continued counseling and case management services to ensure they're well-prepared for their next adventure in independence.In 2024, 90% of TLP youth gained or maintained independent living/essential life skills by working with a multidisciplinary team.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2024Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$2.8MCommunity-Based Services Program
The Community-Based Services (CBS) Program is dedicated to the growth and happiness of youth ages 6-19, whether on The CC's campus or in our neighborhoods. Youth enrolled in this program have access to trauma-informed counseling, expert case management, and a range of supportive services that nurture youth's social and emotional well-being.In 2024,nearly 95% of CBS youth experienced fewer mental, emotional, and/or behavioral symptoms.Unhoused youth or youth at-risk of housing instability come together at The Hub to discover opportunities and unlock their potential. The Hub welcomes youth ages 10-19 every Monday- Friday from 3:00pm-7:00pm. Individuals can come to The Hub to receive case management, recreation activities, laundry facilities, daily food, life skills classes, and community resources.In connection with The Hub, The CC offers a Street Outreach Program that brings staff to areas around St. Louis City and St. Louis County with high concentrations of runaway, unhoused, or at-risk youth. As they engage with youth, staff provide them with basic needs support, educate them on staying safe, and seek to connect them to shelter.100% of youth in the Street Outreach Program had their immediate basic needs met in 2024.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2024Source990No causes providedNo populations provided––
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