Upcoming Activities

Collective Souls, Inc. is excited to welcome both returning and new youth for this program year!

We’ve designed an array of engaging programs to support personal growth, skill-building, and community connections. Space is limited and registration is required.

For questions or suggestions about our youth enrichment programs, feel free to email us at csiyouthprogram@gmail.com.

Our Services

Program Site:

8000 Natural Bridge Road, Room 316,

St. Louis, MO 63121

The Collective's Voice Project is a youth-led community project offering monthly sessions to middle and high school underrepresented youth, providing them with an alternative outlet to express themselves by creating, developing, and producing content that reflects their experiences and perspectives. Participants will be sharing their voices through multi-media outlets from February to November 2025. In recognition of their time and commitment, participants will earn 24 community service hours while gaining valuable life skills and amplifying their stories for a broader audience.

Registration is open!

The Collective's Voice Project

(formerly known as Youth Speak on It!)

click link to register

https://forms.gle/cPJrbDU8dYEAJXZQA

Girl Talk is a transformative 10-week experience for middle school girls in grades 6-9. Through hands-on activities and a service project, this program fosters connections with like-minded peers and supportive mentors, empowering participants to embrace their inner beauty while growing personally and socially. With weekly 90-minute sessions for 25 girls each spring and fall, they will engage in a journey of self-discovery and positive mentorship designed to inspire confidence and lifelong skills.

Registration is open!

Girl Talk

click link to register:

https://forms.gle/hjsDkcJtxHBJ8jtB6

The Summer Read Project is a 4-week youth book club with a twist offered in June for 90-minute small group sessions. It is curated to empower underserved 4th-6th graders by strengthening their reading, communication, and social skills. Along the way, youth earn fun incentives and have the special opportunity to connect with local children’s authors, making reading an engaging and transformative experience.

Registration starts April 1st

Summer Read Project

Mentoring on the Go is an enrichment program that provides onsite services designed to increase self-esteem, build communication skills along with other skills needed to reach personal and educational goals. Services are offered to intimate groups such as afterschool programs, church youth groups, and other community venues serving youth. Program will consist of mental, physical, and social growth activities on select days and times.

For more information or to schedule services, please email at

Mentoring on the Go

click link to register:

https://forms.gle/1GtED1rqAQDKUq3A7

Educate. Mentor. Nurture.

Did you know according to Mentor.org...

55% of young adults with a mentor are less likely to skip school

Young adults with a mentor are 78% more likely to volunteer regularly

You can reach us at the following:

314-479-7747

csiyouthprogram@gmail.com

8000 Natural Bridge Rd.,

Room 316

St. Louis, MO 63121

Our Services

Educate. Mentor. Nurture.

Did you know according to Mentor.org...

55% of young adults with a mentor are less likely to skip school

Young adults with a mentor are 78% more likely to volunteer regularly

You can reach us at the following:

Non-discrimination Policy

Collective Souls, Incorporated is an inclusive organization committed to equality, prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, pregnancy, or disability.

Hello 2025!Hello 2025!

Our Services

Educate. Mentor. Nurture.

Did you know according to Mentor.org...

55% of young adults with a mentor are less likely to skip school

Young adults with a mentor are 78% more likely to volunteer regularly

You can reach us at the following:

Non-discrimination Policy

Collective Souls, Incorporated is an inclusive organization committed to equality, prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, pregnancy, or disability.