Healing

The inaugural cohort of the St. Louis-based initiative graduated last fall. A new cohort starts the program later this year.

Kait Granger started documenting her grief on TikTok through her series, “Let’s Not Rot,” because she needed to make purpose out of her mother’s murder. Over a year later, Granger’s vulnerability has encouraged her more than 300,000 followers through their own experiences with grief.

After losing her grandson, Peggy Winckowski fostered community among his friends.

St. Louis Regional Racial Healing + Justice Fund awarded five community organizations $16,000 in unrestricted grant money to support the groups' ongoing efforts to help the community heal after the shooting at Central Visual Performing Arts High School in October.

Last Friday marked the one-year anniversary of a tragic accident that killed 17 people near Branson, Missouri, one of the state’s biggest family-vacation…

Human trafficking remains a problem throughout the world, but it is closer to home than we often realize.“It’s a tremendous issue here in Missouri,”…

When Katie Rhoades founded Healing Action, she made a commitment: every peer counselor she hires has worked in the commercial sex trade, and gotten out.…