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- The Vadnais Heights Lions Club distributes food products on the third Saturday of every month between the hours of 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. at the Vadnais Heights Commons, 655 East County Road F.  Distribution of food is allowed to any family in need who are considered lower income. Income Eligibility: Qualified recipients may register the day of the distribution. In case of a food emergency or if you have questions regarding the income guidelines, please contact Paul Schirer at 612-245-9259 between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Solid Ground, Homework Starts with Home . We are currently paused for applications. Applications are accepted on the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month.

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Solid Ground, Homework Starts with Home . We are currently paused for applications. Applications are accepted on the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month.

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Only an intent of eviction needed

Families with children in suburban Ramsey County

Damage deposit and first month’s rent funding available

prevention@solidgroundmn.org, 612-849-7120  for questions

The intent of the program is to keep families housed and in school!

Some districts can be a little trickier to find housing in

Provide light touch case management for 2 years post exit. Connect with families monthly

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Solid Ground provides Supportive Housing for families experiencing homelessness, or those at imminent risk of homelessness.

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Back to school giveaway and essentials 8-27-26

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Back to school giveaway and essentials 8-27-26

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This Saturday 8/29 come early to get a good number. Start handing out numbers at 10am or earlier sometimes.

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This Saturday 8/29 come early to get a good number. Start handing out numbers at 10am or earlier sometimes.

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Free back to school resource fair August 28th!

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Free back to school resource fair August 28th!

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825 Arts Back to School Block Party - SEPT 6th 10am-3pm, 825 University Ave

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825 Arts Back to School Block Party - SEPT 6th 10am-3pm, 825 University Ave

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825 Arts is proud to partner with Shine & Privilege Barbershop, along with many amazing community members and organizations, to help our youth head back to school feeling confident, supported, and ready to learn!
We’ll be providing:
✂️ FREE hair services for youth
🎒 FREE backpacks & school supplies
🍎 FREE food
🎨 FREE art activities
👕 Clothing giveaways
👟 Shoe raffles
and so much more!
HELP NEEDED! Want to volunteer, donate, sponsor, or sign up a youth for free hair services?

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With partners supporting military families, explore strategies to break down barriers to care, expand telehealth and provider training, and discuss actionable recommendations to support families navigating mental, emotional, developmental, and behavioral health needs locally and nationwide.

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Collaboration, Innovation, & Collective Impact: Advancing Care for Rural & Military Children and Families | Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain

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Join us for a morning of insights, discussion, and action on Friday, Sept. 11 from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in Minneapolis, as we highlight new University of Minnesota research focused on the unique needs of military-connected youth and families in the Upper Midwest—part of a broader national collaborative effort.

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Minnesota State Fair - Now Hiring - MUST be Age 16+ https://employment.mnstatefair.org/

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Back-to-School Giveaway!

Stop by the AEDS office Mon - Fri, 10am - 4pm at 678 Snelling Ave N, St. Paul, MN 55104 for free backpacks and school supplies, elementary through high school.

While you're there, learn more about our business program too!

Thank you to Greater Twin Cities United Way for making this giveaway possible!

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NEWS FROM DHS Special edition Aug. 11, 2026News from DHS archive New online tool helps people with Medical Assistance prepare for federal work requirements coming in 2027

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NEWS FROM DHS Special edition Aug. 11, 2026News from DHS archive New online tool helps people with Medical Assistance prepare for federal work requirements coming in 2027

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People with Medical Assistance can find out now if they will need to meet 2027 federal work reporting requirements passed in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act with a new tool from the Minnesota Department of Human Services. The tool is available through Aug. 31.

Starting Jan. 1, 2027, some adults may need to meet new work requirements to get or keep Medical Assistance health insurance. This change generally applies to adults ages 21 to 64 who do not have dependent children, are not pregnant, are not eligible for Medicare, and do not qualify for Medical Assistance based on a disability. Medical Assistance is Minnesota’s Medicaid program.

Work requirements will be verified when Minnesotans apply for Medical Assistance and when they renew their coverage. Renewals will now occur twice a year – or every six months – instead of once a year for these adults.

Medical Assistance enrollees can prepare now for their 2027 renewal by reporting how they expect to meet an exemption from work requirements or how they will complete a qualifying activity. Many people may already meet the requirement or qualify for an exemption.

“Insurance supports people’s overall health, and these new federal administrative barriers will make it harder for some Minnesotans to get and keep Medical Assistance,” said Temporary Commissioner John Connolly.

“While most Medicaid recipients already work or meet the requirements in other ways, we are encouraging people to prepare now for the challenges of more paperwork. We want all eligible Minnesotans to keep their coverage.”

Find qualifying activities that meet work requirements and a list of exemptions at mn.gov/dhs/work-requirements.

Using the online tool

Through Aug. 31, enrollees can use the Renewal Lookup tool at mnrenewallookup.com to report possible exemptions or qualifying activities that meet the requirements. Sharing this information will not affect current coverage, but it may make the 2027 renewal process easier with less paperwork.

Find step-by-step illustrated instructions on how to use the renewal lookup tool at mn.gov/dhs/work-requirements.

Medical Assistance enrollees can log into the system by providing basic information. If records indicate an enrollee must meet the new work requirement, the tool will ask if they expect to qualify for an exemption and request details. If an enrollee does not expect to meet an exemption, they will be asked if they expect to complete a qualifying activity within one of the months since their last Medical Assistance renewal. Watch a video on how to use the renewal lookup tool.

Enrollees can still report exemptions and qualifying activities after Aug. 31; however, enrollees may need to call or visit their county, Tribe or the Minnesota Department of Human Services.

Federal work requirements

Federal work requirements are complicated. People who have Medical Assistance should study the requirements and exceptions carefully so they don’t lose coverage unnecessarily.

Work requirements do not apply to people who:

Get Medical Assistance based on a disability

Are a parent living with their children under age 19

Are 65 or older

Are 20 or younger

Tell us they are pregnant

Exemptions from work requirements include people who are:

American Indian or Alaska Native

Living in a household that gets Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and is subject to SNAP work rules

Meeting work requirements for the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP)

In a drug or alcohol treatment and rehabilitation program

Medically frail: living with a serious, complex or chronic medical condition, or getting regular therapy or treatment

A caregiver of a disabled individual

Activities that meet work requirements include:

Receiving income of at least $580 in one month

Working at least 80 hours in one month at a job or in your own business

Doing community service or volunteering at least 80 hours in one month

Participating in a work program at least 80 hours in one month

Attending school or an apprenticeship at least half-time

Meeting any combination of the above for a total of 80 hours in one month

Visit mn.gov/dhs/federalchanges/work-requirements for the full list of exemptions and qualifying activities.

Find out more about Medical Assistance coverage and services in specific counties on the Medicaid Matters webpages.

Accessible formats

For accessible formats of this publication, write to dhs.communications@state.mn.us, or call 651-431-2000 or use your preferred relay service.

“While most Medicaid recipients already work or meet the requirements in other ways, we are encouraging people to prepare now for the challenges of more paperwork.

"We want all eligible Minnesotans to keep their coverage.”

John Connolly
Temporary Commissioner

Video: How to use the lookup tool

Enrollees can use the online tool through Aug. 31 to report possible qualifying activities or exemptions.

Be prepared to provide three of the four following identifying items to use the tool:

Case number

Member number

Last four digits of SSN

Date of birth

Watch this short video with detailed instructions.

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Free Back to School Event September 7th!

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Free Back to School Event September 7th!

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Simple at-home activities/play ideas for young children

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Simple at-home activities/play ideas for young children

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Mainly for children ages 1-5 but some activities for older children as well. Filter for support fit, age, skill, amount of time, child energy level, amount of mess, parent effort, and motor support

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Browse toddler activities by age, time, energy, mess, parent effort, and skill fit. Simple play ideas with the stuff already in your house.

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Simple at-home activities/play ideas for young children

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Simple at-home activities/play ideas for young children

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Mainly for children ages 1-5 but some activities for older children as well. Filter for support fit, age, skill, amount of time, child energy level, amount of mess, parent effort, and motor support

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Browse toddler activities by age, time, energy, mess, parent effort, and skill fit. Simple play ideas with the stuff already in your house.

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Our services help seniors and people with disabilities maintain their independence and continue living in their homes.

To learn more or request a service, call 651-642-1892

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Browse through the different services we offer at our nonprofit organization, Help at Your Door, on this website.

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Check out job trainings and job openings.

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dashboard - https://www.ramseycountymeansbusiness.com/workforce/workforce-training-dashboard

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Workforce Training Dashboard | Ramsey County CED

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Workforce Training Dashboard showcases community-based training programs in and near Ramsey County, MN

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Saint Paul Parks and Rec part time JOB for AGES 18+ pays $17/hour

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Saint Paul Parks and Rec part time JOB for AGES 18+ pays $17/hour

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Saint Paul Parks and Rec part time JOB for AGES 18+ pays $17/hour. Help at athletic events/games. They are hiring for crowd control/behavior issues and sportsmanship on the field or in the gym. Potential hires will work between 8 am-5 pm on Saturday’s and 5p-10p Monday’s, Tuesday’s Wednesday’s, and Thursday’s August-October for fall season. The winter season hires will work between 8am-5:00p on Saturday’s November-February. Occasional Sunday’s 8a-5p during End of Season Tournaments. https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/stpaul/jobs/5401242/youth-field-gym-monitor

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Saint Paul Municipal Athletics is looking to hire people as youth field/gym monitors at various fields/ gyms throughout the city for the youth football, soccer, and basketball season.The primary job responsibilities are:Maintain control of spectator behavior during the games to ensure safety for all.Help center staff prepare the site, if necessary. Duties include sportsmanship pledge, rules and game schedule which will be placed in binders at fields or gymnasiums, keeping spectators off the field or gym floors, and helping keep the site clean, etc.Check coach’s ID badges at games prior to start.Facilitate the reading of the sportsmanship pledge before each game. Must be on the field or in the gym always while games are being played. Serve sportsmanship cards to spectator(s) who are displaying inappropriate behavior.Help clear field or gymnasium if persistent poor behavior by spectators, players, or coaches.Call police if spectator(s) becomes out of control, or overly hostile towards game officials, rec staff/fans/team etc.Have spectators sit in designated seating areas during games.Help provide supervision to the field or gymnasium between games.Keep non-players off the field or gym floors during half-time & between games.Administer first aid if necessary.Fill out Accident or Incident Reports if needed.Must be able to effectively communicate and work with others. Must be on-time and maintain a strong sense of crowd control.Must be at least 18 years of age.Wear issued uniform and name tag.Must attend a mandatory training when provided.Potential hires will work between 8 am-5 pm on Saturday’s and 5p-10p Monday’s, Tuesday’s Wednesday’s, and Thursday’s August-October for fall season. The winter season hires will work between 8am-5:00p on Saturday’s November-February. Occasional Sunday’s 8a-5p during End of Season Tournaments.Equity, Inclusion and Belonging: The City of Saint Paul is dedicated to dismantling systemic racial, cultural, and economic barriers that prevent people from fully enjoying and participating in our community and ensuring fairness in opportunities and outcomes for all individuals. At the City of Saint Paul, we want our workforce to reflect the diverse city that we serve. Our leaders are guided by an unapologetic equity agenda, which promotes the belief that true equity is building a city that works for all of us. We encourage you to apply as we are most interested in finding the best candidate for this job.

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Partners Behavioral Healthcare has immediate availability for both in-person and virtual Intensive Outpatient, Outpatient, Comprehensive Assessments, Mental Health Services, Diagnostic Assessments.  Please inform our Admissions Team if your referral will also need supportive lodging, they are able to assist with securing.  Referrals may be made on our website: https://www.pbhmn.com/online-referral-form or by calling 651-378-3200.  Please feel to reach out to me with questions or if you would like to tour any of our metro locations 651-422-8132 or erikaf@pirmn.com

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Partners Health Management is a public local management entity/managed care organization (MCO), but we think of ourselves as a Member Care Organization. We offer health plans for Tailored Plan members, state-funded recipients, and NC Medicaid Direct beneficiaries in 15 North Carolina counties: Burke, Cabarrus, Catawba, Cleveland, Davidson, Davie, Forsyth, Gaston, Iredell, Lincoln, Rutherford, Stanly, Surry, Union and Yadkin.

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A short list of churches in Saint Paul that offer gas cards:

Saint Paul United Church of Christ: (651) 224-5809

Immanuel Lutheran Church: (651) 699-5560

Community of Grace Lutheran Church: (651) 429-5349

The gas cards are refilled at the start of the month and on a first come first serve basis.

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Food distribution at St. Mark's Lutheran Church - September 28th from 4-6pm

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Food distribution at St. Mark's Lutheran Church - September 28th from 4-6pm

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Location: 2499 Helen St N, North Saint Paul, MN

Duration: 2 hr

Public  · Anyone on or off Facebook

St. Mark’s is once again hosting three free produce giveaways in partnership with the North St. Paul Food Shelf and Second Harvest. Stop by and pick up some fresh produce for FREE. No ID needed and income requirements. Just good food for all.

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Ramsey County is looking for community members

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Ramsey County is looking for community members

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Ramsey County is looking for community members and partners with experience in youth development, mentoring, leadership, restorative practices, workforce development, or community engagement to serve as proposal evaluators for the new Youth Leadership, Voice and Engagement Service Request. Evaluators will help review proposals from community organizations seeking funding to expand youth leadership opportunities, mentoring, STEM programming, career pathways, youth councils, and restorative practice initiatives.
This is an opportunity to help shape investments that support youth voice, strengthen community partnerships, and create meaningful opportunities for young people across Ramsey County. Payment will be available for the time dedicated to reviewing proposals and completing evaluation activities. If you are interested in serving as an evaluator, please reply to this email with your name and organization: Aurelio Curbelo, aurelio.curbelo@ramseycountymn.gov

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Federal changes to Medicaid: Starting this fall, Medical Assistance eligibility is changing because of a federal law that passed last year. The impacts will be felt mostly by noncitizen adults and adults who are not pregnant, do not live with their children, and are not receiving MA based on a disability. Learn more about who will be affected and when at the federal changes website.
To build awareness about this complex transition and to help Minnesotans get ready for the steps they will have to take to keep their health coverage, the federal changes partner toolkit on our website has an ever-expanding set of tools and assets for partners to use in their outreach efforts. The toolkit is updated regularly, so check back often for new content.

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My former student's older brother is Vice President of Equity and Inclusion at Minneapolis College, Trumanue Lindsey, and he is offering an annual SUMMER BASKETBALL CLINIC (sponsored by Kingdom Ballers) - 

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My former student's older brother is Vice President of Equity and Inclusion at Minneapolis College, Trumanue Lindsey, and he is offering an annual SUMMER BASKETBALL CLINIC (sponsored by Kingdom Ballers) - 

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My former student's older brother is Vice President of Equity and Inclusion at Minneapolis College,
Trumanue Lindsey, and he is offering an annual SUMMER BASKETBALL CLINIC (sponsored by Kingdom Ballers) - Basketball ball skills and drills, strength and conditioning, fundamentals, elite guard and shooting development. There will be coaches to support all levels and ages. LOCATION: Capital Hill Middle School, 560 Concordia Ave, Saint Paul, MN 55103. Started in June - goes through END OF SUMMER. Meets: TUESDAYS, 5:30pm - 8pm in a SECURED building. RSVP. Arrive 10 minutes early. Contact: Trumanue Lindsey, 651-303-0386 or Chris Royal 651-230-106

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Meet Sheletta

Sheletta Brundidge created Sheletta Makes a Difference (SheMAD), a Minnesota based nonprofit dedicated to empowering families through autism awareness, education, health and wellness. Inspired by her children’s journey and her family’s advocacy work, Sheletta transformed her experience into a vehicle for real-world life-changing impact.

Sheletta Makes a Difference focuses on providing autism-related safety tools, voter education, support for small business owners and wellness initiatives. With heart, humor, and relentless determination, Sheletta is making a difference in the Twin Cities one family at a time.

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A community organization that helps to educate, empower, enlighten and inspire in the Twin Cities.

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Compassionate support for people whose children are parented by others - no matter how that came to be.

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Compassionate support for people whose children are parented by others - no matter how that came to be.

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People who seek support at Bellis come to us with a wide array of experiences. This includes adoption, foster care, termination of parental rights, transfer of custody, parental alienation, custody disputes, open child protection cases, and many other circumstances. At Bellis, we welcome everyone regardless of the circumstances surrounding their parenting status.

Bellis is a groundbreaking national nonprofit whose mission is to improve the lives of people experiencing ambiguous loss and disenfranchised grief when their children are parented by others and to raise the standard of care for systems serving them.

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Bellis | Compassionate support for when parental rights have been terminated

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The Bellis™ Stronger Together program is a national, free grief-support network for women whose children are parented by others, offering weekly groups, a talk/text line (833-4BELLIS) and more.

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Be the best dad you can be! St. Paul:1270 Energy Lane St. Paul, MN 55108 or 800 Minnehaha Ave E., Suite 345 St. Paul, MN 55106

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Be the best dad you can be! St. Paul:1270 Energy Lane St. Paul, MN 55108 or 800 Minnehaha Ave E., Suite 345 St. Paul, MN 55106

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Assisting parents to overcome barriers that prevent them from supporting their children economically and emotionally.

We have resources to help you:

Employment services including job search support and career development

Case management with a professional advocate

Parenting support classes with other parents

Family activities to help strengthen relationships

Child support services from paternity to payment issues

Join us today - All parents welcome!

Contact:

Twin Cities: 612-724-3539

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FATHER PROJECT

FATHER Project serves low-income, primarily non-custodial fathers and offers parenting support, child support services, family activities, employment services and more.

HENNEPIN AND RAMSEY COUNTY
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

Employment services for Hennepin and Ramsey County residents in the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) include job placement services, resume and interview preparation, job search support, addressing basic needs, and assistance accessing education and training programs.

Ramsey County's "Families Achieving Success Today" (FAST) program supports whole-family success using a collaborative team approach. Services are rooted in hospitality, dignity, and respect. They include Individual Placement and Support (IPS), mental health case management, health navigation and cultural consultation.

Hennepin County's "Moving Forward" program offers specialized coaching and employment services to MFIP parents who have been involved in the criminal justice system.

Hennepin County's "Stable Families Initiative" supports the employment goals of MFIP recipients who have faced housing insecurity or resided in a homeless shelter multiple times in the past two years.

Call 651-379-5800

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FATHER Project serves low-income, primarily non-custodial fathers and offers parenting support, child support services, family activities, employment services and more. Employment services for Hennepin and Ramsey County residents in the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) include job placement services, resume and interview preparation, job search support, addressing basic needs, and assistance accessing education and training programs. Ramsey County's "Families Achieving Success Today" (FAST) program supports whole-family success using a collaborative team approach.

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Isd 622 is offering free meals to students

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Isd 622 is offering free meals to students

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Join us for a relaxing evening of FREE outdoor yoga with instructor Sandy at beautiful Summit Overlook Park

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Join us for a relaxing evening of FREE outdoor yoga with instructor Sandy at beautiful Summit Overlook Park

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This all-levels class is designed to help you unwind, stretch, breathe, and reconnect while enjoying the outdoors and community connection.

Whether you’re brand new to yoga or have been practicing for years, you are welcome here.

What to Bring:
• Yoga mat
• Water bottle
• Comfortable clothing
• Positive energy

Class Details:
Mondays at 6:00 PM
Summit Overlook Park, St. Paul, MN
Instructor: Sandy LeMay

Please arrive a few minutes early to get settled in.
Weather permitting.

Bring a friend and come enjoy movement, fresh air, and a peaceful way to end your day

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Saint Paul River Centre Saint Paul, MN Saturday, August 29-Sunday, August 30  •  11 AM-10 PM Free.  

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Saint Paul River Centre Saint Paul, MN Saturday, August 29-Sunday, August 30  •  11 AM-10 PM Free.  

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Minnesota’s ultimate K‑pop convention—performances, shopping, trading, panels, and unforgettable fan moments all in one space.

KPOP MINNECON 2026 is Minnesota’s ultimate K‑pop fan takeover—two full days of performances, dance showcases, panels, shopping, photocard trading, and nonstop community energy. Fans from across the Midwest come together to celebrate music, fashion, creativity, and the joy of K‑pop all under one roof at the Saint Paul RiverCentre. After a sold‑out debut in 2025, the convention is back bigger than ever for an unforgettable weekend of connection and fandom.

Event details, tickets, and guest announcements → kpopminnecon.com https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kpop-minnecon-minnesotas-largest-k-pop-event-tickets-1990540723889?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

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Keystone Free Farmers Markets; 10 am to 12 pmon Fridays

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Keystone Free Farmers Markets; 10 am to 12 pmon Fridays

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Grab fresh fruits and vegetables at no cost. These recurring markets are held throughout the summer, including Fridays at the Rice and Arlington Field (1500 Rice St) and the Allianz Field parking lot (400 Snelling Ave N).

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Kids eat free! Here is the summer food truck schedule for kids free meals and clothing.

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Kids eat free! Here is the summer food truck schedule for kids free meals and clothing.

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499 Wacouta St, St Paul, MN 55101

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Summer Counseling is offer DBT for Teens .

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Summer Counseling is offer DBT for Teens .

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Now Scheduling Immediate Appointments for Medication Management with Tenzin Pontsang, PMHNP

Immediate openings with Jen Traw, Jesica Lancette, Tyler Zgodava, Ani Bailey, Mackenzie Martin, Casey Malone, Sam Montgomery, Keliana Thompson, Belle Edling, Liz Cannon, Rakiya Sheikhali, and Tiny Proctor.

Inquire about our low-income and sliding scale therapy options with daytime and Saturday openings!

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A Little Bit of Sunshine for Individuals and Families in the Twin Cities Area

Everyone needs a little bit of help to work through some of life's more challenging problems. Come find your little piece of sunshine at Summer Counseling! Our clinics in Oakdale and Minneapolis have over a dozen mental health professionals who specialize in counseling for Minnesota adults, couples, families, and children struggling with:

Trauma

Family Communication

Medical and Health Concerns

Mood Disorders, Anxiety, and Depression

Neurodivergence (ADHD, Autism Spectrum)

LGBTQIA+ concerns

Substance Use

Grief and more!

We are in network with most major insurance companies, and intake appointments are typically available within 1 week, so our counselors are there when you need them.

Our Therapy in Oakdale and Minneapolis

A good therapist will tailor treatment to each client accordingly, and it helps when you have a large toolkit. Our therapy options include:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

CBT focuses on the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. DBT is a related modality that teaches practical skills for managing intense emotions and coping with stress. These methods are used to replace unhelpful patterns, creating healthier ways of thinking.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

EMDR is an evidence-based trauma therapy that uses guided eye movements to reprocess distressing memories. Over time, this reduces the emotional intensity of past experiences.

Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)

ART combines eye movements with visualization techniques to change how traumatic memories are stored in the brain. This counseling approach often provides faster relief from symptoms compared to traditional talk therapy.

Play Therapy

Play therapy allows children to express themselves through play. Using toys, games, and creative activities, a play therapist facilitates building skills in a safe environment.

Art Therapy

Art therapy uses creative expression-such as drawing, painting, or sculpting-to help clients explore emotions and experiences. It is especially helpful for processing trauma.

Mindfulness-Based Therapy

Mindfulness-based approaches reduce anxiety, improve emotional regulation, and create a greater sense of calm and clarity by paying attention to the present without judgment.

Sports Psychology

Sports psychology focuses on the mental and emotional aspects of athletic performance, helping athletes improve focus, manage performance anxiety, build confidence, and recover from setbacks or injuries.

Couples Counseling

Couples counseling provides a supportive space for partners to improve communication, resolve conflict, and strengthen their connection.

Therapy at our main office in Oakdale features 3 large play therapy rooms and other comfortable, calming spaces. We also provide online therapy, or telehealth.

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Summer Counseling | Therapist Oakdale, MN 55128

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Get professional CBT, DBT, play therapy, family systems therapy to help you overcome trauma, abuse, anxiety & more. Contact Summer Counseling today!

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FREE FREE Movie in the park August 28th Phalen Beach House

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FREE FREE Movie in the park August 28th Phalen Beach House

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Bring along a blanket or a lawn chair and enjoy a starlit night of fun with friends and family! Movies in the Parks provides a wide range of outdoor films at parks and recreation centers around Saint Paul. Movies in the Parks events are free and open to the public.
This year, there is a musical movie theme! Join us for our final summer movie in the park for a showing of Wicked!

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Free Summer Meals for kids and teens! White Bear Lake 

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Free Summer Meals for kids and teens! White Bear Lake 

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Changes to document submissions for Financial Assistance Services

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Changes to document submissions for Financial Assistance Services

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Effective on June 1, Financial Assistance Services has moved to a more secure submission method and will no longer accept applications, renewals, and other documents through email. Email is not considered a secure method for transmitting sensitive personal information.

This change supports safer, more reliable submission methods that help protect resident data while supporting timely and accurate case processing. Residents and community partners may continue submitting documents online, in person, by mail or fax and can learn more about these secure channels on the financial assistance page.

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For more information contact Info@indigenous-roots.org | 651.395.7145.

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MDH Family Resources - I’ve also included sharing this MDH webpage with partners and families as a central place for additional support, Additional Support for Families - MN Dept. of Health

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Family Home Visiting Program - MN Dept. of Health

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Research in early brain development indicates that experiences in the first few years of a child’s life are the most critical and can have far-reaching consequences. Family home visiting services that are grounded in empirically based research and target those most at risk have been shown to successfully mitigate adverse childhood experiences and change the life trajectory of a child and her/his family. Family home visiting is an effective upstream intervention that serves as a key link to other early childhood interventions and community supports, such as health care, mental health, early intervention, early care and education, and other services that promote healthy child development and collectively make a difference in the lives of children and their families.

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Keeping Families Connected Minnesota – Free or low-cost legal services for families who may otherwise have difficulty accessing the court system, Keeping Families Connected Minnesota

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Legal aid program that offers legal counseling and/or representation for low-income individuals. Free or low cost legal services help people who are unable to afford a lawyer get access to the court system. MORE INFORMATION Hotline to provide legal guidance to relatives, kinship caregivers, parents, and attorneys seeking support in child welfare cases. Attorneys are available for consult and direct representation for cases involving issues such as:
* Delegation of parental authority and third-party custody * Immigration issues related to or impacting child welfare intervention
* Challenges with the foster care licensing process
* Appeals of licensing actions or denials and placement decisions
* Child protection primary case intervention
* Adoption procedure
* Public benefits or supports associated with foster care, relative placements or adoption
* Voluntary placement and consent to adopt agreements

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18+ Men's Basketball on Wednesdays from 5-7pm

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18+ Men's Basketball on Wednesdays from 5-7pm

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Is Basketball your thing?? Then come join these fabulous fellas every Wednesday evening from 5-7 at Recovery Cafe Frogtown!!

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Please contact Archie Briggs @ 651-983-3764 and its like 5 minutes of talking to Archie.

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https://www.standwithminnesota.com/directory

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Neighborhood House for adults learning to speak English

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Neighborhood House for adults learning to speak English

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https://www.pacer.org/bullying/info/publications/cyberbullying-quick-guides/

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Cyberbullying Prevention 101 Quick Guides

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Information › Publications › Cyberbullying Prevention 101 Quick Guides The three-version series with audience relevant content for elementary school students, middle and high school students and adults outlines how cyberbullying is defined, along with information on how to prevent

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Mounds View City Hall Park Splash Pad (Splash Down) Opening Memorial Day through Labor Day Weekend, Open 10am-7:30pm!

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Mounds View City Hall Park Splash Pad (Splash Down) Opening Memorial Day through Labor Day Weekend, Open 10am-7:30pm!

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City Hall Park Splash Pad (Splash Down) Opening Memorial Day through Labor Day Weekend, 10am-7:30pm.

The splash pad has 2 pavilions available for rent in 4 hour blocks. Contact Parks and Recreation at 763-717-4040 for more information.

Click here for more information.

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Little Canada Farmers Market June 15th-September 28th

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Little Canada Farmers Market June 15th-September 28th

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The Little Canada Farmers Market returns starting June 15!

Get ready for fresh produce , homemade goodies , local vendors , live community vibes , and all your favorite market finds. Whether you’re stocking up on farm-fresh foods or just soaking in the summer atmosphere, there’s something for everyone!

Follow the Little Canada Farmers Market Facebook page for more updates! bit.ly/LCFarmersMarketFB

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We are proud to officially announce that the ION Youth Barber Program has officially been APPROVED and will begin classes in September 2026!

After years of planning, inspections, meetings, and dedication, we are excited to open a new pathway for youth in our community through barbering, entrepreneurship, mentorship, and workforce development.

The ION Youth Barber Program will provide high school juniors and seniors with the opportunity to receive hands-on barber training while learning professionalism, customer service, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship. Students will work toward earning their barber license while still in school and gaining real-world experience in a positive and supportive environment.

This program was created to give youth meaningful opportunities, strong mentorship, and career pathways that can lead to long-term success and economic independence.

We would like to thank our partners, supporters, families, community members, and Saint Paul Public Schools for believing in our vision and supporting us throughout this journey. This is a huge moment not only for ION, but for the entire community.

The future is bright, and this is only the beginning!

#IONYouthBarberProgram #YouthDevelopment #BarberSchool #SaintPaul #Entrepreneurship #WorkforceDevelopment #FutureBarbers

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Free Hotspot Box through T-Moblie for 5 years 

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Free Hotspot Box through T-Moblie for 5 years 

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Project 10Million Direct to Parent/Guardian Customer Support

With Project 10Million, we’re offering free hotspots with 200GBs of mobile data each year for five years to 10 million eligible K-12 students. At this time, the program is not available in Alaska, American Samoa, Guam, or the Northern Mariana Islands. We also cannot ship devices to PO boxes.

https://www.t-mobile.com/brand/new/project-10-million-form?icid=MGPO_SP_C_PROJCT10MM_84944DMLEX10AHO130255

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T-Mobile Support: Help with Devices, Plans, Billing & More

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T-Mobile Support: Help with Devices, Plans, Billing & More

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Project 10Million Direct to Parent/Guardian Customer Support

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With Project 10Million, T-Mobile is offering help to 10 million eligible households over the next 5 years.

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1 Day at A Time - offers Experiential Housing Education, Housing Navigation and Resources, Professional Mentoring (including for Justice Impacted individuals).

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1 Day at A Time - offers Experiential Housing Education, Housing Navigation and Resources, Professional Mentoring (including for Justice Impacted individuals).

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Direct Line: 651-347-619 and 1-800-991-7036 https://www.1daatmn.org/ and Resources and Referrals page - https://www.1daatmn.org/resources-and-referrals
1 Day at a Time knows who the better Landlords are and knows how to connect those with barriers to understanding Landlords. 1 Day at a Time contact - David Doppler - Outreach and Housing Navigator - with personal justice impacted experience who can really be helpful to those needing mentoring and good housing. davidd@1dayatatime.org

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Roseville Emergency Rent assistance for Roseville Resident Only

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Roseville Emergency Rent assistance for Roseville Resident Only

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The City of Roseville is partnering with Neighborhood House to offer up to $120,000 of emergency rent assistance and housing stability funds to households past due on rent. The EDA approved the use of some of the City's Local Affordable Housing Aid (LAHA) annual allocation from the State of Minnesota at its April 13, 2026 meeting.

To qualify for up to 2 months of past-due rent and applicable late fees, applicants must:

Be able to demonstrate loss of income

Provide evidence of past-due rent

Have income that is at or below 50% of area median income

Be a resident of Roseville

Apply For Assistance

To get started, Roseville residents need to complete an application (available in English, Spanish, and Hmong):

Housing Stability Application

For assistance completing the online application, reach out for additional support:

Email housingstability@neighborhoodhousemn.org
Call 651-789-2547 and speak with a Crisis Worker (you can also schedule an in-person appointment for help)
Stop by the Wellstone Center during walk-in hours (Monday 10am-12pm, Wednesdays 3-5pm, and Fridays 1-3pm)

Wellstone Center
179 Robie St E
Saint Paul, MN 55107

Income Limits

From the 2026 HUD guidelines, 50% of area median income for the Twin Cities is currently:

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Emergency Rent Assistance | Roseville, MN - Official Website

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The City of Roseville is partnering with Neighborhood House to offer up to $120,000 of emergency rent assistance and housing stability funds to households past due on rent. The EDA approved the use of some of the City’s Local Affordable Housing Aid (LAHA) annual allocation from the State of Minnesota at its April 13, 2026 meeting.

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Support for Parents, by Parents Parenting a child under 21 who is facing mental health challenges can feel overwhelming, isolating, and exhausting. 

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Support for Parents, by Parents Parenting a child under 21 who is facing mental health challenges can feel overwhelming, isolating, and exhausting. 

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You don’t have to navigate it alone.

Our Family Support Groups are led by parents just like you — members of NAMI Washington County MN who understand the ups and downs of this journey. These groups provide a safe, welcoming space to:

-Share your experiences without judgment

-Learn from other parents who truly get it

-Find encouragement, understanding, and hope

What you need to know:

-Free and open to any parent

-Do not need to live in Oakdale, MN to come

-Confidential, supportive, and nurturing environment

Being a parent of a child with mental health challenges can be tough, but connection and support can make a difference.

You are not alone. Your experiences matter. Your well-being matters. Come share, listen, and find community with parents who understand.

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Maker Teens. Every Tuesday from 3-5 pm at the Roseville Library

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Maker Teens. Every Tuesday from 3-5 pm at the Roseville Library

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For tweens and teens in grades 6-12. Maker Teen is all about making cool stuff, getting messy and creating something great! We will be messing around with our 3D printer, vinyl cutter, duct tape and other hands-on projects. No experience needed. We provide the supplies.

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Roseville Farmers Market Every Tuesday 8am-12pm!

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Roseville Farmers Market Every Tuesday 8am-12pm!

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Every Tuesday: May-October from 8am-12 pm

2131 Fairview Ave. at County Rd B.

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Owning a home is closer than you think. Our Eastside Homes Affordable Housing Program gives eligible families a real foundation to build on — affordable rental housing paired with financial literacy and homeownership training designed to set you up for long-term success. Take the first step: scan the QR code on the flyer to check your eligibility and start your application.

Link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/cXGgEdxida

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There are a number of programs to assist homeowners who are at risk of foreclosure and otherwise struggling with their monthly mortgage payments. Please continue reading for a summary of resources available.

https://www.hud.gov/helping-americans/avoiding-foreclosure

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Avoiding Foreclosure | HUD.gov / U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

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Avoiding ForeclosureOn This PageAre You At Risk of Foreclosure?Tips for Avoiding ForeclosureWhen a Lender Won’t Work with YouRelated Information

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Foreclosure Help for Homeowners

Know Your Options in Minutes with Free Evaluation.

https://homereliefprogram.com/main

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Home Relief Program – Foreclosure Help & Mortgage Relief Options

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Home Relief Program – Foreclosure Help, Mortgage Relief & Loan Modification Options

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Get foreclosure help and mortgage relief options for homeowners. Discover your choices, including loan modification programs, refinance assistance, and foreclosure defense strategies. Start your free evaluation today.

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If you are having difficulty meeting your homeownership obligations, such as mortgage, taxes, and association dues, we encourage you to notify your lender early on. Your lender may be willing to create a payment plan or change the terms of your existing loan so it is more affordable.

Do not wait until you have fallen behind on your mortgage before asking for help. Your lender will be more likely to work with you if you contact them before you start missing payments. They may be willing to create a payment plan or change the terms of your existing loan so it is more affordable.

If you are already behind on your mortgage or have missed one or more payments, seek help immediately. The longer you wait, the fewer options you have available to avoid foreclosure. If you can see that you might have difficulty in the near future, even if you are current with all of your housing expenses now, don’t wait; contact someone now. Accommodations may be made, especially if the situation appears temporary.

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Foreclosure Prevention | Ramsey County, Minnesota

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Explore foreclosure prevention resources in Ramsey County. Learn how to communicate with lenders, understand your options and access support to avoid foreclosure. Contact local experts for assistance and guidance.

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Please click on link for more information and thank you. https://www.hocmn.org/for-homeowners/foreclosure-prevention/

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Foreclosure Prevention - Minnesota Homeownership Center

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Foreclosure can be prevented, and the Minnesota Homeownership Center is here to assist homeowners — for free.

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Button Mashers every Thursday from 4pm - 6pm. All welcome! Gamers of Skill Levels. Brought by Ramsey County Sheriff Office .

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Button Mashers every Thursday from 4pm - 6pm. All welcome! Gamers of Skill Levels. Brought by Ramsey County Sheriff Office .

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Partners Behavioral Healthcare has immediate availability for Intensive Outpatient, Outpatient and Mental Health services.  Please visit our website to make referrals:  PBH Online Referral Form or call 651-378-3200 to speak with an Admission Team member.  Please mention the location (in-person location or telehealth) you are seeking and if the individual is seeking sober housing.  You can also reach out to me directly with questions or to schedule a tour of any of our metro locations erikaf@pirmn.com 651-422-8132

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Mental health and substance use programs built on accountability. OP and IOP care with structured treatment and progress tracking.

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Mn Dream DUE JUNE 1 - Fill out FAFSA or MN Dream Act by June 1

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Mn Dream DUE JUNE 1 - Fill out FAFSA or MN Dream Act by June 1

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North Star Promise provides free college tuition to help make education after high school possible for more Minnesota students and families. Free tuition is available at all Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, all University of Minnesota campuses, and all Tribal Colleges.
The North Star Promise program is open to all Minnesota resident students with a family Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) below $80,000 (from 2024 Tax year), as reported on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or Minnesota Dream Act Application. Completing one of these forms is all you have to do for North Star Promise funds. https://ohe.mn.gov/northstarpromise

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A new scholarship that makes college affordable for more Minnesota resident students

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Free Carousel Rides. At Como Zoo in St. Paul   September 29th

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Free Carousel Rides. At Como Zoo in St. Paul   September 29th

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The famous Cafesjian Carousel runs every day all summer, but offers FREE rides on the last Tuesday of each month from 11:00am – 4:00pm! Check in advance as weather and other factors may affect its operating. (Note that the carousel is accessible with capacity for one wheelchair per ride.)

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The EAA Young Eagles program gives kids ages 8-17 their first experience flying in an airplane. The flight lasts approximately 20 minutes.

You can register your child online. Or look up the closest program coordinator in your area via their website and contact them.

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Free Summer Memberships for Teens at Planet Fitness – 

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Free Summer Memberships for Teens at Planet Fitness – 

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Free Summer Memberships for Teens at Planet Fitness – The past few summers, teens ages 14-19 can work out at Planet Fitness totally FREE.

y: High schoolers aged 14–19.

Duration: June 1 – August 31, 2026.

Cost: Free, with no enrollment fees or long-term commitments.

Benefits: Free access to fitness training, gym equipment, and special workouts in the app.

Sign-Up: Register at PlanetFitness.com/summerpass or in person.

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Free Virtual Live Webinars-Kinship Family Support Services

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Free Virtual Live Webinars-Kinship Family Support Services

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Kinship Family Support Services invites you to share these free live webinars with your families and professional networks.  These are webinars are virtual, informative, and interactive.

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Live Webinar | Caregiving for Children with Challenging Behaviors

In this webinar, we will explore the body and brain connection, behavioral health concerns, and how mindful caregiving can help manage challenging behaviors. Learn some techniques to better understand strong emotions and promote safety and a sense of calm for both you and your child

Presented by: Ramsey County Children's Mental Health Collaborative members

To register, click here.

Live Webinars: Ages and Stages of Healthy Development (flyer attached)

Each workshop aims to help parents and caregivers feel more confident in understanding important elements of youth development (physical, emotional, and social). The workshops lead parents, caregivers and caring adults through healthy developmental milestones for youth, as well as when to be concerned about developmentally atypical behaviors.

Tuesday, August 18: Developmental milestones for youth ages 13-18

All webinars are Noon - 1:15 p.m. on Zoom

Presented by: Seeing and Exploring Life’s Future (SELF)

To register for webinars, click on links below:

Youth ages 0-9 years

Youth ages 9-13 years

Youth ages 13-18 years

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Need Help? St. Vincent de Paul Conferences are ready.

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Need Help? St. Vincent de Paul Conferences are ready.

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Staffed by trained volunteers, SVdP Members help families and individuals in the Twin Cities, Rochester and other locations in Minnesota and indeed around the globe. With understanding and respect, Twin Cities’ Conference members provide direct emergency assistance or can refer you to other non-profit or government agencies.

Locate a Minnesota SVdP Conference
Find the Conference in your area below, and call the Parish office number listed. When you call, request to speak to a St. Vincent de Paul Conference member and leave your phone number. You will receive a call back as soon as possible.

Twin Cities

Church of St. Bernard -- (651) 488-6733
187 Geranium Ave. W., Saint Paul, MN 55117

Nativity of Our Lord -- (651) 334-2935
1938 Stanford Ave., Saint Paul, MN 55105

St. Croix Valley Conference -- (651) 439-4400
423 5th St. S., Stillwater, MN 55082

St. John the Baptist Church -- (651) 633-8333
835 2nd Ave. NW, New Brighton, MN 55112

St. Rose of Lima -- (651) 605-6322
2048 Hamline Ave. N., Roseville, MN 55113

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Love Your City Market Every Tuesday and Friday

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Love Your City Market Every Tuesday and Friday

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Previously known as Iron Sharpens Food Pantry, Love Your City Market will be providing free clothes, food, basic necessities, Tuesdays 2-4pm, Fridays 11am-1pm

845 Summit Ave., St. Paul. Limit to one visit/month per household.

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Please click on the flyer to scroll through all the information and thank you.

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Fish for free in most Minnesota state parks Minnesota residents can fish without a fishing license in most Minnesota state parks, including ice fishing!

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Fish for free in most Minnesota state parks Minnesota residents can fish without a fishing license in most Minnesota state parks, including ice fishing!

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If the body of water requires a trout stamp, you will need a fishing license whether you are fishing for trout or for something else. If no trout stamp is required, a Minnesota resident may fish in a state park without a fishing license when:

1. Fishing from shore or wading in water on state-owned land within the state park; or

2. Fishing through the ice, or from a boat or a float on a lake that is completely encompassed within a Minnesota state park.

Read the full statute
Learn more about fishing in Minnesota

You will still need a vehicle permit to enter a Minnesota state park. All park rules must be followed as usual, as well as any fishing rules and regulations.

Note: This is only true for Minnesota state parks, not for Minnesota state recreation areas or for city, county, regional or national parks -- all of these require Minnesota residents to have a fishing license.

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Fish for free in most Minnesota state parks

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Minnesota residents can fish without a fishing license in most Minnesota state parks, including ice fishing. Get the details for all your fishing needs here!

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Lake Elmo Car Care: http://lakeelmoautomotiverepair.com/

Car grant repair or car repair with guidelines. Call for details.

11179 Stillwater Blvd N, Lake Elmo, MN 55042

Phone: 651-773-3083

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Auto Repair & Tire Shop in Lake Elmo, MN | Lake Elmo Repair

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Ride for $1 with the Transit Assistance Program (TAP)

The Transit Assistance Program (TAP) is designed to make public transit more affordable for people with lower incomes. TAP provides a year-long reduced fare pass on a Go-To Card. Customers can use a bus or train for just $1 per ride with a 2½ hour transfer.

Signing up is easy!

1. Apply or renew online or at one of our locations

2. Show an identity document with your name and address and an Accepted Document (see below) to show that you meet the income guidelines

3. Once approved, Metro Transit will add the discount pass to a new Go-To card or your existing card – then just add value and go!

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The Transit Assistance Program (TAP) is designed to make public transit more affordable for people with lower incomes. TAP provides a year-long reduced fare pass on a Go-To Card. Customers can use a bus or train for just $1 per ride – even during rush hour – with a 2½ hour transfer.

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Transit Link On-Demand service available for limited hours within Forest Lake, Hastings, and Stillwater areas.

Transit Link is shared-ride public transportation for the Twin Cities metro area where regular route transit service is infrequent or unavailable. It's for trips that can’t be accomplished on regular transit routes alone.

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Transit Link On-Demand service available for limited hours within Forest Lake, Hastings, and Stillwater areas. Learn more.

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Carpool - Metro Transit 
metrotransit.org

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Get started now!  If you’re ready to start a carpool, start by creating a profile and you’ll be entered into our searchable carpool matching system. If you don’t find a match at first, keep checking. People interested in joining or forming a carpool are added every day.

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Get started now!  If you’re ready to start a carpool, start by creating a profile and you’ll be entered into our searchable carpool matching system. If you don’t find a match at first, keep checking. People interested in joining or forming a carpool are added every day.

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If you already have a carpool profile, you may qualify for reduced-price or preferential parking at your workplace.

Find out about carpool permits here.

New! ABC Ramps has a $20-a-month special for all carpool commuters!

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Mobile App: Free Meals for Kids
Get the most out of our app
Mobile app privacy policy

Scan QR code with your phone to get our app.

Created by Hunger Impact Partners, a 501(c)(3) with support from the Minnesota Department of Education to ensure children 18 and under can access nutritious meals, the sites you locate for food are updated regularly.

During the school year: The app lists information on programs that offer meals for children of low-income families. The meals are available at childcare centers and after-school programs. The app also lists weekend and holiday backpack programs, which are available at some school sites, in addition to food offered by hunger-relief organizations.

During summer: The app lists sites serving free meals during June, July, and August

Year-round: The app lists Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota locations of Fare For All, which sells fresh produce and frozen meat at up to 40 percent off retail prices.

Serving Sites: Contains sites and information across the state where families and children can access meals.
Map: Provides a visual image of where sites are located. Touch a red map pin and learn more about a specific meal site.
Food Options: Shows sample menus for meals served.
Messages: Alerts provided regarding important information, site updates, and community resources.
Resources: Lists community resources for meal access.
Info: Provides contact email, resources links, and site sharing.
MEAL SPONSORS: Contact the team at: info@hungerimpactpartners.org
Help us keep your information current
The Free Meals for Kids mobile app helps families and kids find free meals at Minnesota schools and other sites.

2. Use the app to find the nearest site providing meals and meal packs by GPS.

3. Click on the nearby site and use the Meals Updates tab for more details.

It is updated regularly.
Mobile app privacy policy
Kids 18 and under or family members can use this free app to find locations that provide meals and meal packs. It also shows days and hours for distribution.

Want to be listed on the app, or add locations? Send an e-mail to: info@hungerimpactpartners.org

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Neighborhood House is offering Adult Education Classes 

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Camp LIVIN is a family camp held each August for families with children who have lost a
loved one to suicide. Since 2019, it has offered a supportive space to step away from everyday
life and connect with others who understand this kind of loss.

Throughout the weekend, families are invited to take part in a variety of intentional activities that foster family connections, reflection, and shared strength. From nature hikes and swimming to yoga, meditation, and campfires under the stars, each moment is offered as a gentle opportunity to connect with each other, with yourself, and with a supportive network of others on similar paths.

Camp LIVIN encourages families to unplug, simply be together and have FUN! Here, every
story is honored, and every family belongs.

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Camp Fire Minnesota: Provides full and partial scholarships for their outdoor and wilderness camps based on financial need.

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https://www.queerbirthproject.org/new-parent-group

New/Prospective Parenting

-Welcoming 2SLGBTQIA+ and polyamorous individuals and families at any stage in family-building, from thinking about the possibility of children, through trying to conceive and pregnancy, to postpartum/newborn life and the early years of parenting.

-Most Second Saturdays at 10:30am Central

-In person at Rondo Library in St Paul, MN

-Sign up for emails to be notified of changes

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Outfront MN https://www.outfront.org/find-community

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LGBTQ+  Families (Birth – k) ONLINE Early Childhood Family Education Course (St. Paul Public Schools) 

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LGBTQ+  Families (Birth – k) ONLINE Early Childhood Family Education Course (St. Paul Public Schools) 

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https://stpaul.ce.eleyo.com/course/ecfe/16844/ecfe-25-26/lgbtq-families-b-k; cost is based on a sliding fee scale.

A Birth to Kindergarten class geared to meet the needs specific to the common concerns of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer + parents and their children. Online enrollments MUST include at least one adult AND at least one child (look for the "Relationships" button).

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 Coordinated Entry -Hours for single adults/youth experiencing homelessness: 

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 Coordinated Entry -Hours for single adults/youth experiencing homelessness: 

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Coordinated Entry -Hours for single adults/youth experiencing homelessness:

Metro Square

Tuesday 10am -12pm

121 7th Place East Suite 2500

St. Paul, MN 55101

George Latimer Central Library

Tuesday 12pm - 2pm

90 W 4th St.

St. Paul, MN 55102

St. Paul Opportunity Center

Tuesday 2pm - 4pm

422 Dorothy Day Pl.

St. Paul, MN 55102

Rondo Library

Every 1st and 3rd Thursday 10am - 12pm

461 Dale St. N.

St. Paul, MN 55103

Maplewood Service Center

Every 2nd and 4th Thursday 12pm - 2pm

3001 White Bear Ave. Suite 1022A

Maplewood, MN 55109

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Click on the link to look or apply for jobs. https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/stpaul

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For California residents, and to the extent NEOGOV sells your personal information as the term "sell" is defined under the California Consumer Privacy Act, you have the right to opt-out of the sale of your personal information by us to third parties at any time.

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First Student bus co. school bus driving

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First Student bus co. school bus driving

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Paid driver training to obtain your CDL permit and grow your career

We offer on-the-job training to obtain your CDL permit. No experience is required.

Our training will equip you with the tools, skills, and knowledge to address:

Safety and security.

Injury prevention.

Specialized technology and equipment procedures.

Job proficiency, growth, and advancement.

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Girls are the future of tech. Click on link below picture

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Girls are the future of tech. Click on link below picture

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We do more than teach girls to code. We prepare them to thrive and lead in the tech workforce.

Girls Who Code values diversity, equity and inclusion as essential to our mission. We focus our work not only on gender diversity but also on young women who are historically underrepresented in computer science fields

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See what our girls are creating

Check out our Project Gallery to browse some of the work created in our Clubs, College Loops, and Summer Immersion Programs.

Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does.

We've taught more than 300,000 girls through our in-person programming.

Half of the girls we serve come from historically-underrepresented groups.

Our alumni major in computer science, or related fields, at a rate 15 times the U.S. average.

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See what our girls are creating Check out our Project Gallery to browse some of the work created in our Clubs, College Loops, and Summer Immersion Programs. Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does.

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St. Paul Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) Applications Will Be Open the 1st and 2nd Day of Each Month Starting in June 

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St. Paul Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) Applications Will Be Open the 1st and 2nd Day of Each Month Starting in June 

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Please click the link above for more information and to apply.

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This page lists down three Rental Assistance programs plus an eviction Moratorium Update about a bill overturned.

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Furnishing Hope offers furniture for women and children coming out of homeliness

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Furnishing Hope offers furniture for women and children coming out of homeliness

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WOMEN AND CHILDREN

Furnishing Hope steps in to help women and their children when they have broken the cycle of homelessness. These women have worked for months if not years on their individual recovery from traumas related to domestic violence and human trafficking. Furnishing Hope believes the path to independence takes courage and determination, we support these women by providing them and their children with the furniture and supplies they need once they secure permanent housing.

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WOMEN AND CHILDREN Furnishing Hope steps in to help women and their children when they have broken the cycle of homelessness. These women have worked for mo

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Renewal Services Addiction and Recovery Programs at MCC 

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Renewal Services Addiction and Recovery Programs at MCC 

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Please click on flyer above for more information. Thank you!

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Please click on the flyer for more information and thank you.

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This summer, teens join the Y for free*.

If you’re starting grade 9-12 in the fall, you can take advantage of free membership at Twin Cities YMCAs this summer with the Get Summer program.

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This summer, teens join the Y for free*.

If you’re starting grade 9-12 in the fall, you can take advantage of free membership at Twin Cities YMCAs this summer with the Get Summer program.

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Click on the link for more information

https://www.ymcanorth.org/getsummer

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Y membership from June 5 through August 31, 2023, including access to:

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You will have rent the shoes. Kids get 2 free games of bowling.

https://www.kidsbowlfree.com/

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How Does Kids Bowl Free Work?

More than 1,500 bowling centers around the globe provide 2 FREE Games of bowling each day to kids during the Spring and Summer. This program is designed by bowling centers to give back to the community and provide a safe, secure, and fun way for kids to spend time this summer.

Since 2007, more than 35 million kids and families have participated!

Here's What A Few Kids Bowl Free Families Have To Say!

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KidsBowlFree.com: Kids Bowl Free All Summer Long!

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Sign your children up for 2 free games of bowling all summer long.

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Free Cycle offers free items. You would have to pick up the items.

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Free Cycle offers free items. You would have to pick up the items.

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Please click on link for more information

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Welcome to The Freecycle Network™! We are a grassroots & entirely nonprofit movement of people who are giving and getting stuff for free in their own Towns. It's all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills. Membership is free. And now you can also set up your own, smaller personal Friends Circle for gifting and lending of items with just your friends! Sign up now.

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Welcome to The Freecycle Network™! We are a grassroots & entirely nonprofit movement of people who are giving and getting stuff for free in their own Towns. It's all about reuse and keeping good stuff out of landfills. Membership is free.