Resources

RESOURCES

The City, Inc. is an agent of healing, growth, and advocacy for inner-city young people and their families.

Protecting, maintaining and improving the health of all Minnesotans.

Department of health and human services.

The Minnesota AIDS Project envisions a world free of AIDS. Our mission is to lead Minnesota's fight to stop HIV through advocacy, education and service. Founded in 1983, the Minnesota AIDS Project (MAP) is a statewide, nonprofit agency committed to enhancing the lives of people living with HIV, prevention education for those at risk for HIV, and advocating for the rights of all affected by HIV. From community outreach and legal consultation to emergency financial assistance, MAP is a leader in the fight against HIV.

District 202 is a nonprofit youth community center committed to providing social, cultural and educational opportunities by and for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth, and their allied friends, ages 21 and under.

Fremont Community Health Services (FCHS) is a community health center that operates three primary care clinics in North and Northeast Minneapolis.  We have been a presence in these communities for thirty years.  Our mission is to make basic health services available to low-income and uninsured people and we do this through the use of a sliding fee scale that charges the uninsured based on their income and household size. We make our services “culturally accessible” through the use of interpreters and a focus on patient education.  Each year FCHS serves about 8,500 people who make over 28,000 visits.

The Red Door Clinic is located in the Hennepin County Health Services Building. The clinic, a service of the Hennepin County Community Health Department, provides confidential diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes, and chlamydia. The clinic also serves as a counseling and testing center for HIV/AIDS antibody test. Ryan White Care Act services are available for HIV-positive individuals.

Turning Point provides services to the community to assist people in achieving wellness and to live a self supportive lifestyle. We do this by providing social services, public health programs and culturally-specific solutions to meet people's needs.

Our Mission: is to provide education and support services to prostituted women and girls escaping violence.

Empowering youth to shape their futures by providing a safe, supportive, respectful and responsive community of excellence. YouthLink is the place where the end of homelessness and poverty begins.

YOUTHLINK MISSION

YouthLink creates meaningful and healthy relationships with youth and the community so that doors of opportunity are opened to a future of empowerment and self-sufficiency.

Face to Face offers many services for young people ages 11 to 23. We are sensitive to young people’s needs and offer health care and support services that are high-quality and affordable even without insurance.