Minnesota Workforce Centers

Rise is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving Minnesota and Western Wisconsin, dedicated to empowering individuals through a whole-person approach to support employment, housing, and life enrichment services. The organization provides resources and opportunities for people experiencing various life challenges, including disabilities, mental illness, and barriers to employment. With a focus on helping individuals lead purposeful and meaningful lives, Rise offers a range of programs designed to foster independence and community engagement. Their commitment to continuous support ensures that individuals are never left without assistance as they navigate their personal and professional journeys. Generated from the website

Opportunity Services is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with disabilities through person-centered Day Support Services, which focus on community integration, skill acquisition, and positive behavior support. Additionally, their Employment Services assist individuals in exploring, securing, and maintaining employment within the community, catering to both independently employed individuals and members of work crews. Committed to making a meaningful impact, Opportunity Services believes in the potential of every person to contribute to their community and takes pride in expanding opportunities for those they serve. They actively seek passionate individuals to join their team, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and workforce participation. Generated from the website

The Ministry Development Council is a national network of accredited centers and service centers that have been providing resources for clergy, church workers, denominational leadership, and local churches since 1969. With a commitment to equality, equity, and cultural competence, the Ministry Development Council honors the unique talents, backgrounds, and capabilities of its participants, supporting them in their ministry vocations and offering services that recognize diversity in cultural practices and worldviews.Generated from the website