Items

PLB is a public taxing entity, commonly known as a “Senate Bill 40 Board,” that enters into funding contracts with agencies that serve individuals with developmental disabilities in St. Louis County. While adhering to the state statute that makes our work possible, PLB leverages its resources to understand and meet the changing local community needs.

The Recreation Council of Greater St. Louis supports individuals, whether it be caregivers or self-advocates, to identify programs in their community that best meet their interests and support needs. To find those that might be the best fit, our staff will take the time to ask questions and gather information. We make ourselves available to address questions and provide additional information on programs and funding.

Focused on supporting children with rare neurodevelopmental disorders, our clinic is a collaborative effort between WashU Medicine and St. Louis Children’s Hospital, offering expert care for Rett Syndrome, MECP2 duplications, CDKL5 and FOXG1-related conditions. Within each visit, families meet with a multidisciplinary team — including specialists in neurology, therapy and nutrition — to receive comprehensive evaluations and personalized recommendations. A dedicated nurse navigator ensures seamless coordination and ongoing communication with referring providers and families.