Through the Saint Louis University Community Service Federal Work Study Program, students can earn $12 per hour working at a local non-profit agency. You can gain valuable experience, all while making a difference.
Community Service Federal Work-Study (FWS) jobs available for the upcoming 2022-2023 year are listed below by site. Each site has a short description of its mission. Simply click on the job listing for a preview, then follow the links to log in and apply via Handshake, SLU's job database. All jobs listed pay $12 per hour.
Students must be FWS-eligible. In addition to securing a job, students must enroll in the program by contacting Bobby Wassel at 314-977-2041 or bobby.wassel@slu.edu.
* Indicates that transportation is not required.
Arts and Education Council
A non-profit organization that works to keep the arts alive in schools in the St. Louis metro area.
Big Brothers Big Sisters
A non-profit organization that matches mentors ("Bigs") up with youth in need ("Littles") to engage in regular recreational and educational activities.
City Garden Montessori School
A SLU-sponsored charter school serving mixed-income families in the Tower Grove and Forest Park Southeast neighborhoods.
- Before School Care Assistant
- After School Care Assistant
- Building Assistant
- Teaching and Learning Assistant
City of St. Louis
Compilation of various St. Louis city government organizations that work to improve the lives of residents.
Gateway to the Great Outdoors
Non-profit dedicated to educating youth on the importance of the environment and exposing them to the joy and wonder of the outdoors.
- Classroom Mentor
- Curriculum Development Consultant*
- Organizational Development Consultant*
- Recruitment Coordinator
Immigrant Home English Learning Program (iHelp)
Non-profit organization that provides wrap-around support to immigrants and refugees, especially with the learning of the English language.
Midtown Community Services
A community center near campus that serves youth, seniors and families in the midtown area.
Mission: St. Louis
A non-profit community organization dedicated to the betterment of youth and families in St. Louis through the removal of barriers to education and employment.
Smart Kids, Inc.
After-school tutoring organization that helps children in grades K-12 with homework and educational achievement.
Urban Harvest STL
Urban Harvest STL is a non-profit organization that sustains rooftop gardens for the growth of fresh produce that can be given to families in need.