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Early Childhood Education
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Students from Caroline Mission's
Day Care Celebrate at Pep Rally
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Caroline Mission is a state licensed and accredited early child care program as well as a Head Start partner for children from 6 weeks to 5 years of age.
We use the Creative Curriculum that encourages learning through exploration in age appropriate activities. Each age group has it's own classroom and teachers.
For more information, visit the Caroline Mission web page.
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After School Program
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Neighborhood Houses provides a safe, caring place for children to develop the social and academic skills they need to succeed in school and life.
Children in our After-School Programs participate in educational, cultural, health and personal development activities.
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Mullanphy Students at Washington University's
Genome Sequencing Lab
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Summer Day Camp
Camp T.A.M.B.O
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Neigborhood Houses' Day Camp provides ten weeks of exciting activities designed to educate and encourage personal growth. Swimming, art, music, field trips, community service projects, and recreation give children a well-rounded camp experience.
Resident camp gives city children the chance to experience the outdoors in a new and exciting way. Camp TAMBO (That All May Be One) embodies our core values and guiding principles.
Caroline Mission | Dignity House
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Connecting Fathers and Children
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This program is designed to provide low-income fathers with necessary social competencies, and to facilitate any needed behavior changes to enable them to become responsible and active participants in their children's lives.
For more information about Connecting Fathers and Children, please contact Larry Shockley at 314-261-2220.
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Visitation Center
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The Visitation Centers provides a family friendly setting for parents to visit their children who are in foster care. This center located in the child's neighborhood serves to minimize the long term impact on a child and their family.
To schedule a time for a visitation click on the following link:
visitation.neighborhoodhouses.org
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fax to (314)261-2532
For information contact Roxanne Crawford at (314) 383-1733
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Health Services
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A Parish Nurse and Community Outreach Worker provide health education and screenings, immunizations, and various family support services at each location.
The goal of the health program is to increase access to preventative and restorative care for low-income, at-risk children and families in St. Louis city.
Through the efforts of the Parish Nurse and Outreach Worker, this program will increase awareness of healthy lifestyles and will provide access to health resources that are available. Specifically, this program will impact families and children in this way:
- Low-income/at-risk children will receive hearing, vision, lead, and dental screenings, as well as physicals and immunizations.
- Children will be referred for any necessary follow-up treatment, should it be required.
- Low-income/at-risk adults will receive blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose screenings.
- Adults will be referred for any necessary follow-up treatment, should it be required.
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Food Pantries
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Neighborhood Houses offers Food Pantry Services at Dignity House on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Memorial Blvd. on Tuesday and Thursdays, and at St. James Center on Mondays and Wednesdays. Additional services will be decided on a case by case basis. If you are in need of this service please call 314-383-1733
Food Alert!
Frozen meats and non-perishable food items such as tuna, soup, peanut butter and pastas are always needed for our food pantries and are greatly appreciated.
If you would like to donate to the food pantry. Please call (314) 383-1733.
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Thrift Store
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Neighborhood Houses' Thrift Store located at St. James Center makes clothing and household furnishings available to our clients for little or no cost.
The Thrift Store at St. James is open on Monday mornings from 10 am to 12 pm. Special arrangements can be made for emergencies.
If you have skills you would like to share (sorting books, appliance repair, carpentry, sorting clothes, etc.), please call (314) 383-1733.
If you have gently used clothing, furniture, appliances, or household items you would like to donate to the Neighborhood Houses Thrift Stores, please call (314) 383-1733 for a pickup of large items
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Neighborhood Houses
5621 Delmar, Suite 104
St. Louis, MO 63112
314.383.1733
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