Best Family Service Center Saint Louis Near Me

Mehriban Ahmadova: Professional and friendly environment. I love to be part of Annie Malone Family and Children Center.

diana marie: Great folks doing great work!

jim sims: Great people doing great work for the community

Charla Wiskirchen: Great work thank you

Dexter Williams: It ok 👌

Dillon Batista: SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL!!!

Monique Camp: I LOVE AND RESPECT ITS CULTURAL BACKGROUND!!I LOVE THE ASSISTANCE THAT IT PROVIDES TO THE COMMUNITY!!!GOD BLESS YOU ANNIE MALONE!!🙏🏽

David Pevnick: Samantha and JC are extremely helpful, personable and knowledgeable. I would recommend their services to anyone. 💞We're trying to get our kids back and we were referred to Annie Malone from our Case Manager; I must admit these two ladies have been amazing and helpful in several ways!

Jeremiah Church: I am a supporter. Awesome! Charity organization they work diligently to help all children. It is my stands that they meet people where they are at and make them healthy and whole.

Rick Isenmann: Better hope they don't owe you any money, you will never get it and they hang up on you. Not very ethical people that work there.

Gabriel Beer: What a great establishment in the heart of STL! Really enjoyed working with them for the STL Small Business Celebration hosted by NexCore. Love the mission of the Annie Malone organization and their passion to give back to the STL community.

John Martin: Very helpful to the public

Jim Shelvy: Had an opportunity to visit the Annie Malone home and share some of the story from the NexCore Productions Studio-

Linda Parham: IN CHRIST JESUS NAME! HALLELUJAH 🙏🙏 1:57AM Tuesday, April 14, 2020!🙏 😎🙏🙏I, Ms. Linda Maria Parham, Lived At 🙏 😎 Annie Malone Children Home In Saint Louis, Missouri. When I Was A Child About Age 6 OR Age 7, At That Time My Name Was:🙏 😎 Linda Maria Crawford, It Was My Fault I Was Sent To Annie Malone Children Home 🙏🙏Most Of The Staff/Workers At:🙏 😎🙏🙏Annie Malone Children Home Were Very Good To Excellent To Us Children At The Home🏩!!! my LORD JESUS CHRIST my GOD my KING!👑OF ALL AND EveryTHING!!! PLEASE Continue To BLESS! BLESS! BLESS! BLESS! BLESS!🙏 RICHLY! RICHLY! RICHLY! RICHLY! RICHLY🙏 PROVIDE For Annie Malone Children Home 🏩IN CHRIST JESUS NAME! HALLELUJAH 🙏🙏 HALLELUJAH 🙏 HALLELUJAH 🙏 AMEN. 🙏2:14AM Tuesday, April 14, 2020! AMEN. 🙏🙏

Tony Griffin: My neighborhood stomping grounds.

Debra Dillard: I've lived in St.L AL my LifeThank you for Honoring Her

Georgia Dismukes: I'm Georgia Dismukes and I love that place they treated my babies so good And wanna give big thanks to Ms Irene James she help me a whole lot thank you Ms James for all u did for me and my babies❤❤❤

buck Buck: Went there to drop off clothes and the lady was very rude and bossy. Didn't want me walking inside the grass and ordering me which way to take the clothes obviously i never been inside before and didn't know which way to go. If you treat people trying to help rude i feel bad for the children inside this place

Mahalaleel Uejima: Dirty

Ronald Moore: As a child growing up in the "Ville" area I was always impressed by the giving nature of this insitution. We were always exposed to the role models and friends we made at the Annie Malone Children Home.

Aaron Chen: They never call back

Patricia Pruitt: They help with alot , services that I didn't know they had?? Good thing is I did a walk in. And glad that I did.

Jimi Parm: They will help me get back on track with my children.

Jamel Ellis: Father's support is exactly just as it says (Father's support) my instructor was Mr.Colvin and he Facilitates the west florissant location in North County and his Passion for teaching and bettering baby daddies into father's is unmatched! The knowledge that you get from the program is a true gift if I say so myself... No matter what your situation is as a father in STL it is def worth going to father's support center. Why not be father of the year every year ya know.. the icing on the cake is that the services rendered are available to you and YOUR family for a year!

Hez Parker: Very special organization. The specialize in helping men become better fathers and husband's.

Beth Glauber: Great opportunity for those needing some parenting help! Wonderful program with loving discipline.

Paul Hoerr: I walked in looking for help. Guess what thats exactly what I got. Unfortunately I had just missed enrollment. Fortunately now it will be a day to remember cuz the next enrollment will start on my birthday. If you you are looking for hope this is the to-go...

Anthony Arington: It is impressive to watch the transformation of men who enter this program and graduate. The staff work with each participant and quickly identifiy what is needed to get each man to be a better version of themselves. FFSC puts an emphasis on taking care of responsibilites and home and to each man individaully. Graduates are more confident and inpsired to be the best fathes they can be in whatever form that looks like. The staff take active roles in the lives of the participants.

Chester Deanes: Empowers parents to care for and improve well being of children, employment, personal responsibility and family reunification.

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Commonsenceaintsocommonnomo 1: They really help Fathers

SCOTTIE SCOTT: IT HELPS MEN & WOMEN AWESOME

Karlmetrius Tressell: The Father Support Center impacted my life in a way that words almost could not explain. I completed the class in February and to this day i am still drug free. I have the best career ever! My kids mother and I are finally starting to talk again after years of no communication. My relationship with our kids has grown stronger! All you have to do is sign up for the next available class and give it a try. It doesn't cost you a thing and will pay you everything!

Jatu Cancer: If you want to change come every day

mike davis: All Father's and mother's need to check this place out it's a free program welcome to all parents.

Fire The Poet: Men can really benefit from what they have here, especially those who are down and out, and have nothing..........

Howard Hughes: Great place to work with great people.

mr stl: We need help with lowereing childsupport payments or ..a way to have money in between pay checks not a damn consultation

K Bramlett: I am unfortunately having to take this course while residing at the Transition Center of St Louis. What they are teaching me is lessons in life that I have already experienced or does not pertain to me. I have confronted Mr. Barns, the representative here at the center, and I could have not been more disgusted with his lack of professionalism. I requested the contact info for Mr. Sullivan and my request was denied. I will start resuming the course as required just as soon as Mr. Barnes, Mr. Sullivan and myself sit down and talk about alternate paths that I can take.

Vicki Hutchens: Excellent program

Antwaune Williams: I'm antwaune Williams the dad of antwaune and Antonio antrell twaunica twaunisha twaunitra,Anthony. My experience with epworth has been very good when I reported any incidents involving my kid's John Lyle and Elizabeth Hudson investigate and assure me of the proper circumstances of my kids well being. They made sure my kid's were not harmed. And did multiple follow ups. As long as I continue doing my part in October my reunification with my kids will be guaranteed. Thank you all for your support.

Andy Waggoner: Epworth provides so many wonderful programs for both children and families.

HostileWitness: they treat people poorly here

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Strong America: When I was a student at Epworth, one time I ask the principal a question about their dress code and he spit in my face.

LaMonica Parker: DONT COME HERE !!!!!

Jason Blakemore: Had the opportunity to work with Epworth and the amazing kids and staff today. What a great experience and I have much respect for the work they are doing.

Kelly Loughner: Most amazing place. Helped me when I was 15. Best thing to ever happen to me was epworth and a counselor named Michelle

Jason King: Helpful

Concerned Neighbor: I was in a phone conference just last week. Where they were discussing the "changes" they had made.. One worker said it used to be we took them out of homes, put them in centers (children's homes) and "forgot" about them. It would be 2-3 years before we were brought back in to move them some place else.. The older they are the more likely it was that they would be "forgotten" She said "NOW" its policy we are required to check on them once a month.. REALLY? Where was this common sense the entire time? As a child of the system I am well aware of what it is like to be "forgotten" I was taking from my home and placed into one of these group homes at 8 and I didnt hear from a worker again till I was almost 13! Then I was moved into a foster/adopted home where I was expected to just conform and act like everything was normal. Within a year she placed me in epworth where I stayed until I ran away. When you spend your days living in a room and being doped up on random pills to keep you well behaved and if you refuse being held down on the bed and them forcing you to take them via shot up your a&&. You are not just going to walk out and be normal. Children's homes were flat out abusing kids.. I was smacked by a worker across my face and to this day she still works in the system. I started my period in a home and they refused to provide me with products for that.. I had to beg staff and they would only provide if I behaved. (seriously!) These are the people that took you out of your home they deemed unsafe, Just to put you in a "home" that was by far worse! These people had no business being in charge but no one stopped them. but according to the workers. That has changed now! (yeah right!) and having any rights at all? When I was smacked by the worker they refused to even call the cops.. I asked to speak to my social worker and was locked in my room. No one ever asked if we felt safe there or if we were properly taken care of. (question they ask every kid when dfs is called into your house)I requested a copy of my file as an adult.. (almost 30 now) I asked them if they thought I was a "bad" kid.. I was told flat out yes.. BUT In my file I was a straight A student.. Tested well above my grade level. Never shown any violence or aggression toward anyone. and have never been in trouble with the law. (no drugs/sex/alcohol underage) The only bad thing I read in my files was that I was defiant towards the staff. .. Apparently being defiant entitled them to put me on anti-psychotic drugs, Pills for depression, Pills for adhd. Shots to paralyze me when I did not cooperate . etc etc. The minute you step into these places.. they start drugging you up.. if you need it or not! and dare to refuse (which was why I was defiant) ? ha.. They will hold you down and force you to take them!!This is just a few of the stories.. I could write a book on the crap that happened while I was there. Nothing I ever read will change my mind about the "system" I lived it! Do not ever send your kid here! If you actually care about your children! I was in Epworth for almost 3 years. This is where I was abused the most! Any positive reviews are written by staff or parents that are living in a fairy tale world.