In FY 2018, ARCHS provided funding, resources, and expertise to the following St. Louis area initiatives:

ARCHS’ Early Childhood & Parenting Initiatives

Activities Grantee Partners Awards ARCHS’ Funding SourcesSupport positive par-enting skills & family reunification

Annie Malone Chil-dren & Family Service Center

FY 2017 funding

Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Deliver training & technical assistance for early childhood care providers in health/safety best practices & develop quality im-provement plans

Educare (state-regis-tered child care pro-viders)

$542,042

(in-kind services & trainings)

Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Prevent adoption disruption & support family well-being; secure adoptive homes for children waiting in state custody

Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition $774,090 Missouri Dept. of Social

Services

Enhance skills for par-enting at-risk young children via home visiting

Great Circle $81,000Children’s Trust Fund of Missouri; Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Enhance skills & pro-vide resources for par-enting young, special needs children

St. Louis Arc $111,111 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Grants

ARCHS’ School Age InitiativesActivities Grantee Partners Awards ARCHS’ Funding Sources

Increase collaboration, decrease complexity, & improve student outcomes via ABCToday

Big Brothers Big Sisters of East-ern Missouri $500,000 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Enhance youths’ after school experiences

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis $65,000 Missouri Dept. of Social Services; Norman

J. Stupp Foundation

Provide community mentoring services for youth transitioning from state custody

Fathers’ Support Center$157,317

Missouri Division of Youth Services

Enhance youths’ after school experiences

Gene Slay’s Girls & Boys Club of St. Louis $61,050 Missouri Dept. of Social Services; Norman

J. Stupp Foundation

Provide holistic behavioral services to support students, families, & educators

Hopewell Center $155,100 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Deliver school-based compre-hensive vision care services Kids Vision for Life – St. Louis $398,775 Crown Vision Center (Medicaid) & corpo-

rate/ foundation/individual funding

Provide youth development & parent empowerment services

Mark Twain Community Resource Center $125,000 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Provide access for student IT certifications & teacher IT pro-fessional development

Microsoft Imagine Academy (par-ticipating school districts)

$100,000 (in-kind

services/ licenses)

Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Enhance youths’ after school experiences Neighborhood Houses/Unleash-

ing Potential

$920,107 Missouri Dept. of Social Services; St. Louis Mental Health Board; Norman J. Stupp Foundation

Enhance youths’ after school experiences

Northside Youth and Senior Ser-vice Center, Inc. $71,667 St. Louis Mental Health Board; Norman J.

Stupp Foundation

Enhance youths’ after school experiences Provident, Inc. $642,501

Missouri Dept. of Social Services; St. Louis Mental Health Board; Norman J. Stupp Foundation

Provide youth development via positive wellness skills

Riverview West Florissant Devel-opment Corporation $22,895 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Enhance youths’ after school experiences Stray Dog Theatre/Arts-in-Mind $401,667

Missouri Dept. of Social Services; St. Louis Mental Health Board; Norman J. Stupp Foundation

Provide technical assistance/professional development for after school staff

United 4 Children $72,100 Missouri Dept. of Social Services; St. Louis Mental Health Board

ARCHS’ Family Support Initiatives

Activities Grantee Partners Awards ARCHS’ Funding Sources

Provide support services for SNAP recipients to obtain & retain family supporting em-ployment

Better Family Life, Inc. $2,666,666 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Provide support services & men-toring for aging-out foster youth during/after job skills training

Epworth Children & Family Services FY 2017 funding Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Provide co-parent coaching, financial literacy, job placement, mediation, family bonding, & other support services for TANF clients

Fathers’ Support Center $186,322 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Provide plain language reviews, revisions, & workshops for state’s Family Support Division

Health Literacy Media $176,034 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Manage annual state-wide pro-fessional development training for professionals serving justice involved individuals

Missouri Reentry Conference$28,000 (in-

kind services/ conf. costs)

Missouri Dept. of Corrections

Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Provide capacity building re-sources for not-for-profit orgs.

Network for Strong Communi-ties $150,000 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Provide summer access to healthy foods for low-income children via EBT cards

Saint Louis Public School District $18,700 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Address job barriers for non-custodial, court-referred parents of TANF children

St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment FY 2017 funding Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Form collaborative partnerships to enhance ex-offender self-suf-ficiency, reduce recidivism, & improve public safety/commu-nity health

St. Louis Alliance for Reentry (in-kind ser-vices) Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Provide summer access to healthy foods for low- income children via EBT cards

Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, Inc. $63,392 Missouri Dept. of Social Services

Address job barriers for non-custodial parents of TANF children

Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, Inc. $115, 861 Missouri Dept. of Social Services