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- Clinton-Peabody Resident Meeting Connects Community with Resources and Education Leaders
Clinton-Peabody residents recently gathered for a redevelopment community meeting focused on available resources, neighborhood updates and the future of public education in St. Louis. The meeting was led by Preservation … - A Summer of Learning, Exploration and Connection at LaSalle ParkThis summer, SLHA continued its commitment to creating meaningful experiences for LaSalle Park youth through two initiatives: the LaSalle Park Summer Hub (The Hub) and the Summer Food Service Program …
- SLHA Executive Director Selected for Leadership St. Louis 51st CohortSLHA is to announce that Executive Director Latasha Barnes has been selected as a member of the 51st cohort of Leadership St. Louis, presented by FOCUS St. Louis. Leadership St. …
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Clinton-Peabody residents recently came together for a community meeting focused on resources, redevelopment updates and the future of public education in St. Louis.
Preservation of Affordable Housing Community Impact Manager Bryce Gibson led the meeting and shared updates on the upcoming Clinton-Peabody development and resources available through the St. Louis Housing Authority.
The SLHA Resident Opportunities and Self-Sufficiency (ROSS) Program was also onsite, connecting residents with utility assistance and other supportive resources.
Education was a major part of the conversation. Saint Louis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Myra M. Berry answered questions from residents about the future of the school district and how upcoming decisions may directly affect families in the Clinton-Peabody community.
Peabody Elementary School Principal Dr. Shontrice Garrett also joined the meeting to address residents’ questions and discuss the school’s role in supporting students and families.
Also in attendance were AFT St. Louis, Local 420, Aflcio First Vice President Steven Hill, Retiree Chapter Chair Byron Clemens, Prosperity Connection Director of Coaching Robert Nelson V, who shared information about free financial education and coaching; and representatives from Employment Connection Saint Louis.
Thank you to our residents and community partners for participating in this important conversation about the future of Clinton-Peabody.
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Join the St. Louis Housing Authority this Sunday, September 27, for the Out of the Darkness Community Walk!
Together, we’ll walk to support suicide prevention, honor those we’ve lost, and bring hope to those who may be struggling.
We’ll also showcase mental health awareness artwork created by youth from our Summer S.E.E.D.S. Academy in partnership with City Faces and led by artist and educator Bob Hansman.
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention - Missouri Chapter
Check-in: 9:30 a.m.
Walk begins: 10:30 a.m.
13725 Marine Avenue
Maryland Heights, MO 63146
Join the SLHA team:
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Learn more about the S.E.E.D.S. Youth Workforce & Leadership Academy:
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Who are you walking for?
#OutOfTheDarkness #SuicidePrevention #SLHA #SummerSEEDS
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This week, we kicked off both our in-person and virtual Elevated Wealth Academy sessions!
The Elevated Wealth Academy is an eight-week financial education program designed to empower participants with the knowledge and confidence needed to build a strong financial foundation and work toward long-term financial success.
This opportunity is available to participants in SLHA’s Bridge to Homeownership and Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) programs.
Powered by Great Southern Bank, with support from Ascend STL and CVS Health, Elevated Wealth Academy gives our families the tools and understanding they need to move toward a stronger financial future.
Thank you to our partners for helping make this opportunity possible for SLHA families!
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The St. Louis Housing Authority opened its doors in 1939, beginning more than eight decades of service to St. Louis families.
While our programs and services have evolved over the years, our commitment remains the same: providing housing opportunities, connecting residents with valuable resources and helping build stronger communities throughout the City of St. Louis.
#tbt #slhahistory #stlouishousingauthority #STLHistory #AffordableHousing
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This summer, SLHA’s LaSalle Park Summer Hub (The Hub) and Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) helped make the summer months meaningful for local youth.
Held weekly, The Hub gave young residents opportunities to learn, explore, build meaningful relationships and enjoy educational, recreational and enrichment activities with their neighbors.
“The kids enjoy when we come, and they always say they wish we could be there every day during the summer,” Hub lead and ROSS Service Coordinator Camille Shoals Shoals shared.
And while The Hub kept youth learning and engaged each week, ROSS Service Coordinator Justin Mosely led SLHA’s SFSP, providing daily nutritious meals and snacks to LaSalle Park youth while school was out.
We are grateful to the community partners who shared their time, talents and resources to help make these experiences possible, including CAM STL, St. Louis Public Library, Healthy Hair 2Day Foundation, Mobile Y, Ready Readers, Community Development Institute Head Start, BJC School Outreach and Youth Development, the Pediatric Injury Prevention Program at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital, U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
Together, our staff, families and community partners helped create a summer filled with learning, exploration, connection and fun!
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