INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENT PROGRAMS
3401 Arsenal St., St. Louis, MO 63118 Call at 314-773-9090
Eff. Aug. 2020 All Social Work programs are free of charge
Program
Description
Eligibility & Requirements
Times
Access
Social Work/
Preferred
Communities
• Intensive case management
• Healthcare navigation
• Financial literacy/budgeting
• Parenting assistance
• Social support groups
• Government benefits assistance
• Connection to community resources
Refugees, SIVs, or asylees who have lived in the
U.S. fewer than 5 years with these barriers:
• Single-parent households
• Parent/child issues
• Physical and emotional health issues
• Young adults without parents
• Minors (under 18 years of age)
• LGBTQ+
• HIV positive
• Substance abuse
• Disabled
• Secondary migrants
• Survivors of domestic violence/intimate
partner violence
Monday – Friday
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Services last
one year
Phone / Video
Rosie Ext. 143
Mental Health/
Wellness
• Individual therapy: teletherapy during
pandemic, in-home, and office-based during
regular operations
• Screening and assessment
• Psychoeducation
• Foreign-born individuals 18 years or older
who reside in the City of St. Louis
• Foreign-born individuals 65 years or older in
the St. Louis metropolitan area
(Select slots available for refugees, SIVs, or
asylees St. Louis County residents aged 18 to 64
who have lived in the U.S. fewer than 5 years)
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Phone / Video
Rosie Ext. 143
Elderly Services
• Quarterly meetings and caregiver education
o Education/ service clinics
• Citizenship preparation
• Application assistance/ benefits review:
MOPTC, LIHEAP, metro reduced fare, etc.
• Case management
• Social events/ field trips
• Individual mental health therapy
• Refugees, SIVs, or asylees, aged 60 years or
older who have not received citizenship
• Therapy services available for foreign-born
elders aged 65 years or older who reside in
the greater St. Louis metropolitan region
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Phone / Video
Esma Ext. 191
Anti-Trafficking in
Persons
• Screening for human trafficking
• Intensive case management
• Crisis intervention
• Short-term financial assistance
• Co-facilitation of the Federal Eastern District
of Missouri Human Trafficking Task Force
• Potential and identified victims of human
trafficking
• Domestic or foreign-born, all ages, all
gender expressions, all sexual orientations,
victims of both labor and sex trafficking
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Phone / Video
Ext. 155
24/7 phone line for
current clients and
law enforcement
