ALL AMONG US

All Among Us delivers care with advocacy and opportunities to the at-risk and underserved experiencing trauma, poverty, mental illness, and addiction.  We carry out our mission with love, care and dignity for the people we serve.

Our Core Programs

"When clinicians are trying to help women to change, grow, and heal from addictions, it is critical that they place women in environments in which they can experience mutual, empathetic, healthy relationships with their counselors and with one another."

Life Mentoring Program

Our Life Mentoring Program builds relationships with critically at-risk populations of women who have experienced multiple life-traumas. Most will suffer from addiction and mental illness due to their traumas.

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Crisis Relief Program

People experiencing homelessness or other crises in St. Louis need trusted relationships and community. Baseline assistance helps people who are working toward making small life changes. Our crisis relief team visits people throughout St. Louis and St. Charles to determine needs and provide assistance. We also offer relief for emergent situations during extreme weather conditions such as tornadoes, flooding, heat waves and cold snaps.

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THE PATH OUR Participants TAKE TO ALL AMONG US

The participants of All Among Us have faced many challenges on their path to healing and recovery. They often struggle through complex family dynamics, higher rates of
domestic abuse, and complex trauma. These challenges are physically and psychologically damaging. Tackling the original issues and addressing the developing effects are essential in successful treatment and recovery. All Among Us not only helps our participants, but we also become partners with each individual to champion a full recovery and mitigate the risk of relapse.

OUR COMMUNITY IMPACT

  • AAU provides opportunities for health and mental health services. 
  • AAU strengthens St. Louis communities by supporting women in poverty to become self-sustaining citizens.
  • AAU encourages preventive care and provides health education for women by providing health and nutrition courses, offering healthy eating options, encouraging exercise, and providing education for positive mental health habits.
  • AAU loves being a part of the community in Ferguson!

podcast episodes

Our Founder, Cathryn Shaw, has been a guest on a couple of podcasts recently. Please click below to listen!