Social Work
Sometimes we are faced with a crisis that calls for professional support: complex medical problems, domestic violence, family conflict, and youth behavioral issues. These circumstances are especially difficult for immigrants, since they add to the already high levels of stress in adapting to a new environment. So they can benefit from the support and assistance of compassionate, culturally sensitive social workers.
We help immigrants solve problems and alleviate stress. Thus, the family can continue to move in a positive direction toward self-sufficiency, independence and eventual integration into the wider community. Short-term solution-focused counseling and supportive social work is provided. Our social workers work closely with other agency staff while also coordinating with resources around the community.
All foreign-born individuals and family members are eligible for services which are provided without cost with funding by a variety of public and private sources including the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) of the US Department of Health and Human Services and the United Way of Greater St. Louis.
Contact Information:
Lara Fallon, LCSW
314-773-9090, ext. 160
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