Information and Resources
MOPS and Parents Day Out Information
Is Your Child Ready for Potty Training?
American Academy of Pediatrics
St. Charles City-County Library District
Extensive List of Community Resources
St. Charles City and County Library District
Your local library provides a variety of materials for families. Check out their website to see all of the activities and items that they have to offer.
United Way 2-1-1
Three-digit dialing from all landlines and some cell phones. A fast, free and confidential way to get help 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If your cell phone provider does not offer 2-1-1 call the center at (800) 427-4626. There are a hundred reasons to call. Here's just a short list of ways 2-1-1 can help:
BASIC AND EMERGENCY NEEDS: Food pantries; shelters; rent and utility assistance
WORK INITIATIVES: Educational and vocational training programs; English as a second language classes; job training; GED preparation; Financial and transportation assistance
SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES: After-school programs; tutoring; mentoring programs; family resource centers; protective services; counseling; early childhood learning programs; child care referral centers; recreation
Community Resource Directory
This is available in English and Spanish on the Community Council of St. Charles County's website.
Head Start
Youth in Need serves families meeting federal income guidelines with children from birth to age five years.