Queen of Peace Center is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit agency specializing in behavioral health treatment to women and their children since 1985.  The Center’s focus is on addictive and co-occurring disorders specifically to underinsured and uninsured women (including pregnant women).  Queen of Peace Center, a Federation agency of Catholic Charities, serves the metropolitan and surrounding St. Louis area.  The Center’s residential and outpatient treatment sites offer affordable programs and highly skilled, compassionate professionals who believe that quality treatment should be accessible to everyone.

Queen of Peace Center integrates addiction treatment in its gender specific CSTAR program along with psychiatric services for co-occurring disorders. Specific related services include trauma, housing, transportation and childcare.

Queen of Peace Center is accredited by The National Council of Accreditation for Children and Families: certified by the Department of Mental Health Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse and Divison of Comprehensive Psychiatric Services; licensed by The City of St. Louis Department of Health and the State of Missouri Department of Health.

Last year…

• 24/25 (96%)  babies were born drug free
• 289 (79%) homeless clients were in safe, stable housing at discharge
• 1190 (100%) women and children  received medical screenings and accessed primary healthcare
• 79% of the women with co-occurring disorders who were stabilized in transitional housing, maintained sobriety
• 85% of women with co-occurring disorders remained medication compliant
• 2,058 women and children received treatment services
• 845 referrals were made to appropriate providers
• 54,750 meals were served to poor and homeless families
• 27,293 residential nights were provided
• Drivers transported clients to 17,291 appointments including
  • 8,116 medical and mental health appointments
  • 7,238 treatment services
  • 1,937 court, home, and shelter