Our Work

We offer a wide array of programs to those in need, ranging from family services, senior citizen programs, holiday activities, youth services and programs and developmental childcare. These programs help bring stability and hope to those in need

Located at 2635 Gravois, this program provides emergency and direct assistance to families, seniors and individuals. Using a case management focus and serving resident of the agency’s service area, the programs deliver a variety of human services from food and clothing to utility and rent assistance. We give people struggling with poverty hope.

The Food Pantry at Hosea House is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and provides emergency food assistance to those in need in our service areas.

The Thrift Store operates at Hosea House Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 4:30p.m., allowing our needy neighbors to shop for clothing and household items at nominal cost

Teaming with Five Star Senior center, this program supports senior citizens age 55 and over as well as the disabled with a variety of made-to-order services. These services and activities include transportation for shopping trips; social get-togethers (including bingo) with prepared lunch; plus other various outings. Seniors may also arrange appointments for rides in the agency’s vans to and from doctor visits and meetings at government offices.

In partnership with Nestlé Purina Petcare Company, the Summer Youth Employment Program places at-risk youth as interns in area businesses. Program managers meet with the teens weekly to work on skills such as budgeting, resume building and etiquette

Jointly sponsored by Saint Vincent de Paul Catholic Parish, Kingdom House and Guardian Angel Settlement Association, this program coordinates the “adoption” of 750 families and 500 seniors for food, clothing, and gifts during holiday season. Programs such as Thanksgiving dinner celebrations, Easter basket distribution, school supply provisions and other seasonal needs are met through various activities throughout the year.

Working with Mercy Network and the Family Care Center, blood pressure and other health screenings are held on a regular basis to assist those at risk to remain aware of their healthcare needs.

This program is centered on helping at-risk youth develop social skills and to work at the same education level as their peers. Tutors meet with students year-round.