The one year anniversary of historic flash flooding approaches.
On July 26, 2022, Missourians in the St. Louis area experienced historic flash flooding. It was the most rain ever observed in a single day. The impact of this disaster left many individuals in St. Louis and St. Charles displaced and struggling to rebuild their lives.
As the one year anniversary of this event approaches, the Show Me Hope FEMA Crisis Counseling Program (CCP) reminds survivors that if you are struggling with anxiety, stress, or any other mental health issues as a result of the flooding, help is available.
Survivors are encouraged to visit Show-MeHope.org or call their area provider listed below. Professional counselors can teach coping and stress management skills, help with anxiety, as well as provide enhanced community connections that are needed to recover and rebuild life after a disaster.
ALM Hopewell Center, St. Louis City – 866-376-0962
BJC Behavioral Health, St. Louis City & County – 314-747-7492
Compass Health Network, St. Charles County – 888-237-4567
Also, check out What to Expect Around Disaster Anniversaries. Find more resources on Show-Me Hope or contact Rachel Plaggenberg at rachel.plaggenberg@dmh.mo.gov or 573-751-6714.