Al Abrar Community Center

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.

The Great River Passage Conservancy is dedicated to transforming Saint Paul's connection to the Mississippi River by building three river centers along its 17-mile stretch. The organization engages the community in various projects and initiatives to enhance the riverfront experience and promote environmental and cultural stewardship. Generated from the website

Women's Advocates in Saint Paul, MN is dedicated to walking with victim survivors and the community to break the cycle of domestic violence. Through their mission, they provide support, resources, and advocacy for those experiencing relationship abuse. With a focus on empowering survivors and preventing future violence, Women's Advocates offers a range of services, including live chat support, events, and educational resources. Their commitment to ending domestic violence is evident in their 50th-anniversary capital campaign and ongoing efforts to support youth on their healing journey. Generated from the website