2819 St Paul Downtown

Ain Dah Yung Center is an organization offering a wide range of services to homeless American Indian children aged 5 to 17. Its services include short-term shelter, crisis intervention, information and referral, access to medical care, counseling, case management and community education. It provides culturally based health education, leadership training and community-building activities to youth to prevent chemical abuse and other destructive behavior. It also offers family assessment and support and youth violence reduction programs. It works in collaboration with the Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services and provides transitional living services, including education and adult living skill instruction for homeless youth between the ages of 16 and 21. The center is located in St. Paul, Minn.

Keystone Community Services is a non-profit organization based in St. Paul, MN, dedicated to providing food security and support to youth, families, and seniors in need. With their newly opened Keystone Community Food Center, they offer a food shelf program that operates on a first come, first served basis, providing assistance to individuals and families without the need for appointments or advanced registration. In addition to their food programs, Keystone Community Services also runs various community centers, including the Merriam Park Community Center and the West 7th Community Center, offering a range of services and activities for residents. They also have initiatives like the Best Buy Teen Tech Center, Express Bike Shop, and a teen tutor program, providing opportunities for skill-building and support for young people in the community.Generated from the website

The Macalester-Groveland Community Council (MGCC) is a neighborhood organization in Saint Paul, MN that promotes citizen participation in government and community decisions, enhancing the quality of life in the area. They strive to create a vibrant and inclusive neighborhood where residents can live, work, learn, play, and worship. MGCC offers various programs and events, such as the Mac-Grove Fest and MacGrove Moves, to engage the community and foster a sense of belonging. They also provide resources and support for environmental initiatives, housing, transportation, and community building. Through their equitable development scorecard, MGCC aims to ensure that development in the neighborhood is fair and benefits all residents.Generated from the website