African Community Senior Services

The Link is a youth and adult-led nonprofit organization based in North Minneapolis, dedicated to empowering youth and families to overcome the challenges of poverty and social injustice. Founded in 1991, it serves the Twin Cities Metro area, focusing on youth aged 10 to 24 who are experiencing homelessness, sexual exploitation, or involvement in the juvenile justice system. Through a continuum of innovative, youth-driven programs, The Link addresses the basic needs of these young individuals while providing them with the resources and relationships necessary to pursue their goals and thrive. With a commitment to partnership and advocacy, The Link plays a crucial role in creating safe and stable futures for the youth it serves. Generated from the website

The Center for Victims of Torture, located in Saint Paul, MN, is dedicated to providing comprehensive healing and support services for survivors of torture and trauma. Through their various programs, including mental health counseling, case management, and group counseling, they aim to restore hope and resilience in the lives of those affected by violence and displacement. In addition to direct care, the Center is committed to advancing research, advocating for change, and building capacity within communities to support survivors. Their initiatives include training for human rights defenders and efforts to raise awareness about the impacts of torture and the importance of upholding human rights globally. Generated from the website

Wayside Recovery Center, located in Minneapolis, MN, specializes in gender-specific substance use treatment designed for women, including those who identify as LGBTQ+. The organization offers a variety of supportive services, such as residential treatment, intensive outpatient programs, outpatient mental health treatment, and supportive housing, catering to the unique recovery needs of each woman. One of the key features of Wayside is its Family Treatment Center, which allows pregnant women and mothers with children to receive residential treatment while maintaining their family unit. The center also provides co-occurring treatment for substance use disorders and mental health concerns, emphasizing the importance of holistic support in the recovery process. Generated from the website