Men As Peace Makers

The Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault (PAVSA) is a nonprofit rape crisis center located in southern St. Louis County, Minnesota, dedicated to supporting individuals who have experienced sexual violence. Their services range from immediate crisis intervention to long-term counseling, ensuring that survivors receive the care they need in a confidential and accessible manner. PAVSA strives to eliminate sexual violence through community education, victim advocacy, and awareness initiatives. Their commitment to creating victim-centered and victim-driven services fosters an environment where all survivors are welcomed and supported on their journey to healing. Generated from the website

The Damiano Center is a vital community resource in Duluth, MN, dedicated to serving individuals in need without judgment. As the largest emergency meal provider in Northeastern Minnesota and home to the largest free store in Duluth, it offers a range of supportive services, including children's programming and employment-related clothing assistance. Operating nine programs that provide assistance at no cost, the Damiano Center prioritizes accessibility by requiring little to no information from its guests. This cornerstone of the Duluth community responds to essential needs while fostering a spirit of compassion and support among its visitors. Generated from the website

Located in Duluth, Minn., Northwood Children's Services is a private, nonprofit multiservice agency for children and their families. Founded in 1883, it provides professional care, education and treatment for boys and girls with emotional, behavioral and learning disorders. Its programs are family focused and serve to strengthen, preserve and reunite families. The center offers residential and day treatment, diagnostic and assessment services, family mental health services and therapeutic foster care. The children in treatment at Northwood attend school at the Merritt Creek Academy and Chester Creek Academy, located within the campus. Its program sites and services are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Human Services and also accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Services for Families and Children. Northwood Children's Services receives financial support from individual donors, clubs, organizations, Medicaid and private insurance payments.