Vulnerable Populations
We provide intensive services to eligible foreign-born populations experiencing complex adjustment issues as well as present a barrier to accessing necessary services.
Populations served include individuals experiencing challenges with such issues as:
- Aging
- Medical
- Mental Health
- Crime (i.e. domestic violence, human trafficking)
- Disabilities (i.e. physical, developmental)
- Family conflict
Program services focus on:
- Screenings/assesment
- Case Management
- Individual therapy
- Life Skills and Literacy Education
- Support
- Socialization
We offer individual, group and family-centered services with an emphasis on post-traumatic stress, grief, depression and other responses related to migration-related trauma. We are a member of the Care Access for New Americans (CANA) mental health referral system for foreign-born individuals founded by the St. Louis Mental Health Board (MHB).
We manage and support the Eastern Missouri/Southern Illinois Rescue and Restore Consortium. The consortium is collaborative of four networks, which conduct outreach and education to identify trafficking victims.
Rosie Lang, MSW
langr@iistl.org
314-773-9090, ext. 143
