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LFCS Hilltop Child Development Center 2015 Graduates! This year is an important milestone – 50th Birthday – for the Head Start program.  PBS Newshour highlighted the Head Start anniversary with its video, “What’s the legacy of Head ... [Read More]

Summer can be the hungriest time of year for many children from low-income families, as schools close and regular school meals disappear. LFCS collects food and household staples to share with clients and community members and we ... [Read More]

The LFCS 2015 Princesses & Me Tea is back and it’s better than ever! Save the Date for Saturday, October 10th, 10am at the Ramada Plaza Hotel and Oasis Convention Center. Mothers, Grandmothers, Aunts, Godmothers, and everyone ... [Read More]

Eating disorders are very serious and potentially life threatening conditions that affect millions of children, teenagers, and adults. According to the National Eating Disorders Association, 20 million women and 10 million men in the United States suffer ... [Read More]

~ by Sydney Strong My mom is the definition of a free spirit. She’s very spontaneous, funny, loving, and although I love her personality most of the time, some of her impromptu decisions have had dramatic effects ... [Read More]

Over 3,000 kids (and growing) participate in LFCS’ Youth Development Programs — programs like CHOICES, CALL and STEP-Up that provide children and teens in our community with training, skills and opportunities to be their best. What do the youth get out ... [Read More]

Lutheran Family and Children’s Services addresses needs statewide for child & parent May is National Foster Care Awareness Month We often hear the term “most vulnerable” children. Who could be more worthy of this designation than the ... [Read More]

Are you searching for the perfect Mother’s Day gift? Get inspired here! ‘Adoptive Families’ Magazine has put together a great Mother’s Day gift-giving directory, which presents a selection of heritage and adoption products. CLICK HERE to take ... [Read More]

If your child is struggling in school, it is important to look at the “big picture” and consider a number of possible factors. Perhaps you may think that your child is not trying hard enough or doesn’t ... [Read More]

What does advocacy mean to you? Advocacy: the opportunity to influence those you’ve elected into government office for the benefit of you and your community. You took the time to vote for these officials, so make sure ... [Read More]

  Mark your calendars for MAY 5!  LFCS is once again participating in Give STL Day ~ a 24-hour online giving event with local impact! Give STL Day is a big, bold opportunity for us and for ... [Read More]

If you were adopted or in foster care and are struggling with issues unique to these life experiences, LFCS can help!  If you live in St. Louis County, this counseling is FREE. We can help you explore issues ... [Read More]