Community Partners
The focus of IPE 4900 is actual interaction with community partners and the populations they serve.
In partnership with its designated agency, each student team will identify concerns or needs of the agency that are related to health promotion or wellness and are relevant to its mission.
Current Partners
A Red Circle
Asthma and Allergy Foundation
Beyond Housing
Birth ID Program/SLU College Church
Brain Injury Association
Christian Friends of New Americans
Criminal Justice Ministry
Family Care Health Centers
The Fit and Food Connection
Health Works STL
Hope Lodge
International Institute
Life Bridge
LifeWise STL
Midtown Community Services
Our Lady's Inn
Parents as Teachers
Parents Learning Together
Peter & Paul
Emergency Shelter
SLU Campus Recreation and Wellness
St. Louis Village
St. Martha's
Unleashing Potential
After School Program
Visit-A-Bit
YMCA
Previous Partners
100 Black Men
22nd Circuit Court
Active Minds @ SLU
Alive and Well STL
American Diabetes Association
Annie's Hope
Boys Hope Girls Hope
Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience High School
Connections to Success
Deaconess Nurse Ministry
Great Rivers Greenway
Haven of Grace
Lutheran Senior Services
Medical Family Therapy at SLU
Mullanphy
Neighborhood Houses
Girls' Night Out
Northside Services Center
Patient Centered Medical Home
Peter & Paul
Positive Directions
Peter & Paul
Garfield Commons Safe Haven
Peter & Paul
Labre Center
Places for People
Provident Behavioral Health
Queen of Peace Center
Safe Connections
Saint Cronan Church
Seasons Hospice & Palliative Care
STL Area Agency on Aging
STL County Dept. of Health
Corrections Medicine
St. Cecilia's
St. Louis City Circuit Attorney's Office
The Bridge Outreach
Third Baptist Church
The Stephen Orthwein Center at Paraquad
UJAMAA
Unleashing Potential
Early Childhood Education Center
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