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For more than 25 years, Connections to Success has been helping individuals move from instability to independence. And in 2001,
For more than 25 years, Connections to Success has been helping individuals move from instability to independence. And in 2001,
Kayla* wasn’t looking for a program – she was trying to hold her life together. Raising a teenage daughter without
Connections to Success, a non-profit organization serving individuals and families across St. Louis, Columbia, and Kansas City, has announced new
St. Louis, MO – Connections to Success, a non-profit with locations in St. Louis, St. Charles, Columbia, and Kansas City, will feature Clementine’s Ice
On Saturday evening, something powerful happened in St. Joseph, Missouri. Connections to Success hosted Missouri’s first-ever Father-Daughter Dance inside a
Kansas City, MO – Connections to Success will host its annual Tribute to Success luncheon at The Gallery on February
Connections to Success, a non-profit organization with locations in St. Louis, St. Charles, Columbia, and Kansas City, has been recognized
Connections to Success, a non-profit organization with locations in Columbia, Kansas City, St. Louis, and St. Charles, was selected as
St. Louis Public Radio followed several of our participants during a recent personal and professional development training, capturing the powerful
Connections to Success, a non-profit organization with locations in St. Louis, St. Charles, Columbia, and Kansas City, has been awarded
Thank you to FOX4 News Kansas City for sharing the important work being done through our own Keisha’s Closet (Kansas
Connections to Success, a non-profit organization with locations in Greater Kansas City, St. Louis, St. Charles, and Columbia, was selected
NFL linebacker and Kansas City native, Will Bradley-King, joined a team of volunteers for our third annual Day of Service
Connections to Success, a non-profit organization with locations in St. Louis, St. Charles, and Kansas City, celebrated its 14th annual
Connections to Success, a non-profit organization with locations in St. Louis, St. Charles, Columbia, and Kansas City, has announced that
Connections to Success, a non-profit organization with locations in St. Louis, St. Charles, and Kansas City, has announced the grand
COLUMBIA, MO – In the summer of 2021, the Missouri state law preventing individuals with felony convictions from working jobs
COLUMBIA, MO – “Hope is a big thing,” said Sal Moreno, a 2021 alum of the Connections to Success (CtS)
Beginning December 21, 2021, our offices will be closed, reopening on January 3, 2022. Donation of women’s and men’s professional
COLUMBIA, MO — The Connections to Success (CtS) Central Missouri team attended the celebratory grand opening of the new The Reentry
When Tom completed Personal and Professional Development Training with us last year, one of his goals was to obtain his
When the COVID-19 pandemic began, we took our services online to continue helping people build career skills and gain employment.
Learn about our work as you get to know members of our team! Each team member plays an important part
Cheyenne participated in one of our first Personal and Professional Development Trainings in Central Missouri and just started her freshman
Simone connected with our team after a hard period of unsuccessful job searching in early 2019. She had recently been
Last week as part of National Child Support Awareness Month, we talked about the impact child support plays in the
At Connections to Success we work alongside families, equipping parents with the career tools and support needed to not only
Charlotte Slankard learned about Connections to Success through a neighborhood yard sale. Neighbors shared that they planned to donate remaining
Sean is a self-starter and entrepreneur who completed Personal and Professional Development Training with us in Kansas City this January.
Reliable transportation can open powerful doors for those transitioning out of poverty, especially in areas where strong public transportation is
A collaborative group of agencies and leaders have been spurring economic opportunity in Lincoln County, MO. New innovative programs have
Learn about our work as you get to know members of our team! Each team member plays an important part
Learn about our work as you get to know members of our team! Each team member plays an important part
Learn about our work as you get to know members of our team! Each team member plays an important part
Jerry completed Personal and Professional Development Training with us at the Kansas City Reentry Center in 2019. During the training, he
We will be launching a Junior Professional Women’s Group in Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri! This effort is organized
COVID-19 has brought widespread changes and challenges to the communities where we work. The pandemic sparked a record wave of
Hello! My name is Reagan and I am a summer intern here at Connections to Success in St. Louis. In
Hello there! My name is Breauna and I am a summer intern here with Connections to Success. I will also
In response to COVID-19, we’ve shifted a number of our job training and career services online. We’ve also seen an
Event + Response = Outcome If you sit in on one of our Personal and Professional Development Trainings, you’ll
Last updated 12pm, August 3, 2020 Connections to Success Response and Ongoing Services Since mid-March our team has been working
AmeriCorps is a network of national service programs designed to encourage civic engagement while addressing community needs. Around 75,000 people
The annual Tribute to Success Luncheon celebrates the achievements of extraordinary individuals and groups who have inspired others through their
We are thrilled to welcome Elizabeth Lawson; Tyjaun A. Lee, Ph.D.; and Commissioner Sherrill P. Roberts, J.D. to our board
Howdy! My name is Faith, and I’m an intern here at Connections to Success. In the fall I will be
In our Personal and Professional Development Trainings (PPD), we work with many men and women who have recently been released
Hello! My name is Adam, and I am a volunteer marketing intern for Connections to Success. In the fall, I