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Minneapolis |
612-871-7878 |
| Empowers the African American individual, family and community to reach a greater state of well being through the delivery of community based culturally-specific chemical health, mental health, family preservation services, and youth violence prevention and treatment programs. |
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Minneapolis |
612-724-3066 |
| Provides support for Hmong and Southeast Asian women, men and youth. Services include cultural adjustment and education, employment services, housing information services, and youth intervention. |
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Minneapolis |
612-638-0700 |
| Offers direct mental health services to refugees. CUHCC has specialized programs for Somali and Southeast Asian refugees that includes psychiatry, day treatment, case management, and women’s advocacy services. Bilingual staff speak Somali, Spanish, Hmong, Lao, Cambodian, and Vietnamese. |
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Minneapolis |
612-338-5282 |
| Provides assistance to Somali refugees, immigrants, and asylees. Services include employment assistance, supportive services, ESL classes, health care access, child protection education, as well as cultural and community festivals. |
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Brooklyn Park |
763-560-4412 |
| Family service agency providing professional mental health counseling and family support services. Services include an adolescent domestic abuse program, counseling services, employee assistance program, family violence program, and a youth intervention and counseling program. Special programs have developed to meet the needs of a growing W. African community. |
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St Paul |
651-222-0311 |
| A multi-service counseling organization specializing in strengthening multiculturally diverse, low-income, and disadvantaged families. Services include individual, couple and family counseling, education and training programs, financial counseling, a family violence program, in-home parent education, and student support services. |
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St Paul |
651-312-1995 |
| Two programs: school based clinics in all St. Paul high schools for primary care, counseling, family planning and health education; OB/family planning community clinic for low income women and adolescents. |
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Minneapolis |
612-347-2617 |
| Specialty clinic in large county hospital offers services to children and adolescents with emotional and behavioral problems and supportive programs for their families. Evaluations, individual psychotherapy, parenting skills counseling, and consultations are provided. |
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St Paul |
651-695-3790 |
| Provides services such as parenting skills training, homework tutoring for elementary and junior high school, ESL for adults, as well as a free exchange for new and gently used maternity and infant clothing. |
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St Paul |
651-642-9601 |
| Although Hmong American Partnership’s mission focuses on service to the Hmong community, services are available to individuals and families of all racial and ethnic groups. Services include self-sufficiency programs, cultural classes, as well as youth and family programs. |
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St. Paul |
651-793-8129 |
| Hope provides after school tutoring to grade school immigrant/refugee children, with a focus on African refugees, who may need additional education instruction. For adults, there are employment counseling and mental health counseling services available. |
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St Paul |
651-221-0913 |
| Provides culturally competent mental health and social services in order to enhance the quality of life for Latino youth and families. |
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Minneapolis |
612-302-9590 |
| Serves primarily Lao parents and children but is not limited to them. Services includes recreation and cultural activities, support groups, as well as tutoring assistance. |
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Minneapolis |
612-337-0030 |
| Culturally-appropriate legal services, advocacy and social-referral services for low-income juveniles and adults in the juvenile justice system and the criminal justice system. Mediation services and peacemaking circles for juveniles, low-income families and communities of color. Truancy intervention and mediation services provided in the Minneapolis alternative middle schools. |
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Brooklyn Park |
763-549-8706 |
| Provides the Liberian community of Minnesota culturally appropriate social and educational support and services to Liberian youth, adults and families. |
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Minneapolis |
612-668-1100 |
| Five Family Resource Centers located throughout Minneapolis. The Resource Centers offer learning opportunities, health services, social services and positive leisure activities for the entire family. |
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Minneapolis |
612-588-3111 |
| Free primary care and related health services for students at clinics within all Minneapolis high schools and selected other schools. Sponsored by different agencies, depending on site. |
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Minneapolis |
612-871-0662 |
| Early enirchment program for children ages 21/2 to 7 and home-based family literacy program. Information, referral and advocacy services for families in areas of housing, education, employment, food, clothing. |
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Minneapolis |
612-348-4622 |
| Provides crisis intervention, mental health services, and therapy groups. Counseling and psychotherapy are provided to children, adolescents, couples and families, including home visits. |
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Minneapolis |
612-276-0788 |
| Provides education and outreach to schools, as well as general information for the community on Central and South American issues. |
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Minneapolis |
612-827-5981 |
| A multiservice community resource serving south Minneapolis residents with basic needs and social services for families, youth and seniors: clothing closet, food shelf, housing assistance, & youth programs, as well as the life skills center which provides GED, ESL, computer and citizenship classes. |
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St Paul |
651-222-3299 |
| Provides services for low-income people in Minnesota, primarily Cambodian. Services include chemical dependency education and prevention programs, employment programs, youth programs, as well as programs geared toward the elders including citizenship classes. |
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St Paul |
651-644-1317 |
| Meets the needs of Vietnamese families and individuals by providing social services in relation to economic stability, educational opportunities and health issues, in a context of cultural values. ESL and citizenship classes, support groups, career counseling, and a variety of youth programs are offered. |
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Minneapolis |
612-871-1454 |
| Provides comprehensive, interdisciplinary services for children and families at risk. Services include individual education and family counseling for women in chemical dependency treatment, education services on children’s mental health, counseling for children and families, day treatment for children with behavior and emotional problems, as well as family community support and a preschool outreach department. |
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St. Paul |
651-647-9676 |
| Provides social adjustment and mental health assistance to Southeast Asians by trained bilingual/bicultural counselors. |
