Great Circle Boys and Girls Town of Missouri

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Contact Information

330 North Gore Ave
Saint Louis, MO 63119
United States

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DayHours
Monday 8 AM-5 PM
Tuesday 8 AM-5 PM
Wednesday 8 AM-5 PM
Thursday 8 AM-5 PM
Friday 8 AM-5 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

KVC Missouri is a private, nonprofit organization that is dedicated to training, licensing and supporting foster parents to care for vulnerable youth who have experienced abuse, neglect and other serious family challenges.
KVC Missouri provides a wide range of family strengthening services, foster care, children’s mental health, educational, residential treatment, and other services. This broad continuum of care means that children can access services from the least intensive, community-based care to the most intensive, children’s mental health residential treatment programs.
Our community-based services are provided to children and families in homes, schools, and other community settings. They aim to strengthen families and help people achieve mental wellness.


Services and information

  • Traditional Foster Care
  • Emergency Foster Care
  • Respite Foster Care

Requirements to become a foster parent

Foster parents receive a maintenance payment to help cover some of the care costs of raising a child. The rate parents receive varies depending on the child's age and their special needs. Foster children also receive a clothing allowance, covering their medical needs.

The Missouri Department of Social Services website shows you the latest rates.

However, these maintenance payments aren't always enough. Everything from school supplies to toys can cut into that budget. Many businesses and organizations are stepping up to help cover the gaps and assist foster families.

Foster Together provides a walk-in shopping service for foster children free of charge. Kids can find new and like-new clothing, toys, car seats, and more.

Foster parents caring for younger children can look to Nurses for Newborns, which provides health assessments, screenings, education, and more support.

Another valuable resource is respite care, which gives foster parents a break when needed. Respite foster care is a temporary service offered by other trained foster families. It's also useful in the event of an emergency situation.


Ratings and Reviews

Average user rating

3.2 / 5
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aaron dickerson
Jan 12, 2019

This place is deceitful, very toxic work environment. The people at the top are totally clueless and are driven only by $$$

Rating: 1

Larry Mcdaniel
Jan 02, 2019

They really help every body an there reasonable

Rating: 5

Sandra Laster
Aug 25, 2018

They know how to tie the whole person approach to the healing process. The therapist and case workers are amazing

Rating: 5

megan douglas
Apr 23, 2018

My daughter was there for residential due to her autism. The teachers and therapists were wonderful. Although, there seemed to be no d of high turn over for therapists. I was less impressed with cottage staff. Anything that I sent with my daughter that was new disappeared. She wore the second hand stuff that the school had donated and all the new stuff I'd send back with her waa gone. She had blankets and stuffed animals disappear as well. I would recommend the school, but make sure you don't send anything you want your child to be able to keep.

Rating: 4

Zora Williams
Feb 06, 2018

Just not the same since they fired LaTanya. She really tied the whole place together.

Rating: 1