St. Louis Storm Recovery Resources

Our hearts go out to our members, staff, families and countless others in our community who have been negatively impacted by the recent tornado.

If you have suffered damage and need assistance, we’ve compiled a list of St. Louis storm recovery resources. There, you can find agencies and services that may be able to help with housing, food and other necessities during this time of intense need.

City of St. Louis: St. Louis City has updated the site that provides a comprehensive list of resources to assist residents impacted by the storms. Please visit: STL Recovers - 2025 Tornado Recovery | City of St. Louis, MO
For non-English speaking residents, contact Gilbert Pinela: pinelag@stlouis-mo.gov

Catholic Charities:  The Catholic Charities Intake form connects residents with food, housing and other assistance. Please visit: Catholic Charities Storm Relief

St. Louis County Library:  Connects residents with licensed social workers to assist with emergency housing and shelter, food assistance, FEMA and disaster relief applications mental health referrals. Job searches and unemployment resources are also available. To connect or schedule a time, please visit: Social Worker Help

The Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys and the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis: Offering free legal advice ranging from landlord-tenant problems to insurance claims for those affected by the storm. To request help, visit: www.matanet.org or call Jeannie Brandstetter at 573-635-5215.

Legal Services of Eastern Missouri (LSEM): Offering free legal advice. To request help, call 314-534-4200.  LSEM will host drop-in legal clinics at Deaconess Center from 10 a.m. to 1p.m on July 12, 19, 26 and August 2. For each session, an attorney and social worker will be available to assist with issues such as homeownership and deed title issues, evictions and rental conditions, document replacement, school enrollment and more.

RX Outreach:  RX Outreach will be providing free medications to those affected throughout the St. Louis metropolitan area. For more information, visit www.rxoutreach.org/relief or call 314-222-0472.

Deaconess Center:  Deaconess Center, located at 1000 N. Vandeventer Avenue, is offering access a variety of resources, including drop-in legal clinics with attorneys from Legal Services on July 12, 19, 26 and August 2. Additional resources include applications for financial support, Wi-Fi and charging stations, personal hygiene supplies, and more. Visit Tornado Relief - Deaconess Foundation for more details.