The Hub
Community Partners

Ashrei Foundation

Healing and repairing Missouri through justice and equity
 
The Ashrei Foundation imagines a just Missouri where the way we look, where we are from, or who we define ourselves to be does not limit our access to quality and affordable healthcare, education, housing, technology, and economic stability. “Ashrei,” is a Hebrew word from the Book of Psalms that means “forward.” Our work is to move our community forward on the path towards abolishing all systems of economic exclusion and oppression, to a future where all people may live with dignity, justice and freedom.  The Ashrei Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was founded in 2021 by Rabbi Susan Talve, deeply rooted in Jewish values and emerging out of her 40-year legacy as founding rabbi of Central Reform Congregation, the only Jewish synagogue in the City of St. Louis. The Ashrei Foundation exists to empower and activate the St. Louis community and partners throughout the state of Missouri to promote economic justice, to relieve suffering, and interrupt cycles of poverty.
Through the North City Photo ID Project, the Ashrei Foundation offers assistance to people who live in the St. Louis region by offering guidance and financial assistance to obtain a Missouri non-driver photo identification card and a certified copy of a birth certificate from anywhere in the US. Photo ID Clinics are offered at the Hub on most Thursdays, by appointment only, between 10am and 2pm. Please call or text 314-252-8060 to schedule, or visit our website for details: http://bit.ly/northcityphotoid.
 
To learn more, please contact Sara Ruiz, Executive Director, at info@ashreifoundation.org, visit our website, www.ashreifoundation.org, or call or text us at 314-252-8060.

Tabernacle Community Development Corporation

“Assist Communities by Building People”

TCDC transform lives by providing proper housing options, employment resources and opportunities that will improve and enhance the quality of life for others.

This is accomplished through their various programs listed below:

  • Client Choice Food Pantry
  • Affordable Rental Program (ARP)
  • Scholarship Search Initiative Program for High School Juniors and Seniors
  • Offer the Valuable Scholarship to High School Seniors
  • Developing “The Village” area (encompassing the Jeff-Vander-Lou, Fairgrounds, O’Fallon, and Greater Ville Communities) which will include housing, retail and small businesses within the neighborhoods
 
For more information about volunteering or other resources offered,
contact
Alisha Hill, Senior Program Manager
ahill@tabdev.org
 
 

Mercy Healthcare

Providing vital healthcare services to North St. Louis

The Mercy Family Clinic has an on-site medical staff who administer an array of healthcare services to support individuals and families within the community:

  • Urgent Care
  • Vaccinations
  • Care for common illnesses
  • Women’s healthcare, including prenatal and postnatal care for moms and infants

Mercy’s staff provides healthcare services across four states, serving a variety of special needs, including programs aimed at assisting low-income patients. Mercy was ranked as one of the top five large health systems in the nation in a national study performed by IBM Watson Health.

Call 314-410-2580 for questions or to make an appointment.

mercy.net

Walker Scottish Rite Speech Pathology Clinic

Youth speech-language therapy programs

The Walker Scottish Rite Clinic of Maryville University has a Kidtalk Outreach program in The Hub, providing speech-language therapy services for children aged 2-6.

The Walker Scottish Rite Clinic, a program of Maryville University, is committed to teaching two- through six-year-old children with speech and language disorders the communication skills necessary to succeed in school and throughout their lives.

All services are provided at no cost to families, and include: speech and language screenings, evaluations, and therapy; audiology testing; parent education classes; and community referrals.

Founded in 1988, the Walker Scottish Rite Clinic became a program of Maryville University in January 2015 – enabling it to continue its mission and expand its reach – while remaining a free community service. The Clinic, now under the Maryville 501(c)3, has maintained its program parameters and focused outreach to underserved communities in Missouri.

Maryville University is a nationally recognized private institution with its main campus in St. Louis, Missouri. Maryville offers a comprehensive and innovative education focused on student learning, outcomes and success.

Call 314-529-9200 to learn more or to make an appointment.

srclinic.org

walkerscottishriteclinic@maryville.edu

The Tabernacle

A growing community church dedicated to service.

The Tabernacle is a thriving faith community in North St. Louis. It’s our mission to live out the tenets of our faith through radical acts of love. We believe in building communities by building people

That’s why we’ve invested time and energy into The Hub, gathering partners to help us create an environment where people in our community can gain positive momentum for their lives through vital community resources.

Our church family has grown beyond what our building can hold, so we’re excited to offer Sunday Services at the auditorium in The Hub.

Sunday Service: 10:30 AM, The Hub auditorium

(Be on the lookout for additional outreach events throughout the week!)

Join us in person for Sunday service or join us online through our virtual experience.

Connect with The Tabernacle on social media! 

Send us a tweet, Facebook message, or DM. We’d love to hear from you!

Pathways to Progress

Building a stronger community, one family at a time.

Pathways to Progress provides long-term, intensive case management for families experiencing poverty in north St. Louis City (north of MLK) and north St. Louis County.

We walk with families for 2-4 years, connecting members to resources that enhance individual strengths, develop new skills, and address barriers keeping the Members from financial stability.

The goal of Pathways to Progress is to strengthen our community by creating a pathway for families to increase their ability to live safe, productive and sustainable lives; to educate and empower families to make effective decisions that positively impact their future; and to advocate for systematic and progressive change.

To learn more, or to enroll, contact Pathways to Progress at: 314.269.5055 or pathways@ccstl.org.

Pathways to Progress is a joint initiative of Catholic Charities of St. Louis and St. Francis Community Services.
sfcsstl.org/locations/pathways-to-progress/

Pianos for People

Using pianos and lessons to share the gift of music.

Pianos for People inspires successful futures by providing free access to the transformational power of the piano. For families and individuals with limited resources, we break down financial barriers and leverage the piano as a gateway to empowerment, community and self-esteem.

In an environment of support, inclusiveness and equality, we do this in four ways:

Inspiration: Free Pianos

Education: Free Lessons and Workshops

Community: Free Special Events

Enrichment: Free Summer Music Camps

Program participants will learn about more than just music through Pianos for People. This program provides a much needed outlet for creative minds, while introducing important life skills related to discipline and collaboration. 

This program gives kids and young adults the opportunity to explore music as a hobby or as a potential career. 

Reach out to learn more about the program and eligibility.

Kayia Baker, Piano School Director
email: kayia@pianosforpeople.org

Andy Ament, Executive Director
3138 Cherokee, St Louis MO 63118
Tel:  314-285-5852
email: Andy@pianosforpeople.org 

http://www.pianosforpeople.org

Holland Law Firm

The Hub offers assistance in legal matters through our partners at Holland Law Firm. 

Holland Law Firm has an office in The Hub with a paralegal on-site and available to help. Here are some of the ways Holland Law Firm is serving this community and helping people achieve sustainability:

  • Outstanding traffic tickets and warrants
  • Family support services (including outstanding marital separations and child support matters)
  • Legal Seminars (Credit reports, criminal records, and more)

     

The Holland Law Firm is dedicated to representing people from all walks of life, often during their most desperate hours. Whether it is a grief-stricken family who has lost a loved one, a victim of traumatic brain injury, or a consumer group who has been cheated, our firm has consistently obtained record-setting results year after year in courtrooms across the United States.

We are excited to partner with The Hub to provide needed legal services to the community. Reach out to our on-site staff to learn more or make an appointment for a consultation: 314-242-9552

Good Shepherd Children and Family Services - Pregnancy and Parenting Support

Our Pregnancy and Parenting Support program provides services to pregnant and/or parenting families with a child under the age of 3.  Our services occur both in the community (in client homes) or in our local offices, whichever best meets the needs of each family.  These services include prenatal and parenting education, counseling, and concrete support (such as baby care items and financial assistance).  All services are provided at no cost the mothers/families involved.

Our Hub location offers pregnancy testing, diapers from the St. Louis Diaper Bank, crisis counseling, referrals to community resources, and screening for our Pregnancy and Parenting Support program.

Patricia Drake | Pregnancy and Parenting Support Worker                     Phone: 314-322-1277 | Mobile: 314-322-1277                                              Email: pdrake@gsstl.org | Web: goodshepherdstl.org

 

Sarah Miller, MSW, LCSW
Director of Pregnancy and Parenting Support
Direct: 314-854-5774

First Bank
Full-Service Banking Solution

Proudly serving the St. Louis community, First Bank recently opened a North St. Louis branch, located in The Hub. Providing full-service banking products and solutions, this innovative branch features in-person services from knowledgeable First Bank team members as well as the latest in banking technology, our Interactive Teller Machine (ITM). The ITM allows clients to conduct many banking transactions by simply touching the screen to connect with a live, on-screen First Bank banker. In addition, our ITM also serves as an ATM.

First Bank has many resources to support your financial needs, including First Bank’s:

  • First-Time Homebuyer Loans to help with the purchase of your first home.
  • Home Improvement Solutions to help with costly home repairs and upgrades
  • Thrive Checking Account that is available to open with as little as $25. 
  • Savings Accounts with competitive interest rates to help you achieve your goals.


Want to know more about First Bank?

First Bank is the bank of choice for family-owned businesses. With over 100 years of reliable, independent, single-family ownership, First Bank offers the stability and experience to help families and businesses thrive. Our diverse team of exceptional colleagues cares for the communities in which we operate and excels at serving family-owned businesses with innovative ideas and comprehensive solutions that meet their long-term objectives. 


You may call (314) 455-8445 to find out more about First Bank’s products and services or you may also visit www.first.bank

First Bank
The Hub
3000 Prairie Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63107

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