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Gardner Humanities Trust is a non-profit organization based in Ely, MN, dedicated to promoting the arts and humanities through various community programs and initiatives. With a focus on fostering creativity and intellectual growth, Gardner Humanities Trust offers a platform for individuals to engage in cultural activities and discussions that enrich the local community. Generated from their business information

Saint Mary's Duluth Clinic is one of the leading providers of medical services in the United States. Founded by a merger between St. Mary's Medical Center and Duluth Clinic in 1997, it serves more than 5,000 patients annually. The clinic offers a wide variety of services, such as ambulatory surgery, cancer care, aquatic, speech, physical, occupational and language therapies, assisted living, weight loss solutions, chaplaincy service, chemotherapy, critical care, and dental and behavioral health. It also offers dialysis solutions, family care, home health care and aides, hospice and respite care, insurance programs, laboratory services, massage therapy, maternity services, neurology, nuclear medicine, pediatrics, and senior outreach programs. In addition to health care services, Saint Mary s Clinic provides various wellness programs, support groups, ongoing classes, tobacco use prevention program, health and safety fairs, and online community health information.

The North American Training Institute ( NATI ) is a Minnesota-based, not-for-profit organization that was created in 1988 at the behest of the Minnesota legislature. The mission of the NATI is to provide information, to facilitate research and conduct professional training about gambling addiction. The NATI studies treatment techniques, methods and programs, provides public education and prevention services, and develops and implements problem gambling helpline services. These efforts are primarily directed at those individuals considered to be at highest risk for developing a gambling problem, especially adolescents. The NATI serves as a technology-based library of research-based information, data, publications, articles and books about all issues related to gambling addiction. The NATI provides this information service to public policy makers, the media, researchers, treatment providers, employee assistance programs and the general public at www.nati.org. Further, the NATI convenes public policy think tanks on issues related to policy concerns. A merger of the American Academy of Health Care Providers in the Addictive Disorders, Cambridge MA., into the MCCG/NATI was completed in 2003. For over a decade, the American Academy has been the driving force behind contemporary clinical practice and research throughout the world. The American Academy provides a clinical certification in addiction treatment to a diverse membership of medical doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses and counselors from the US and seven countries. www.americanacademy.org Incorporated in 1988 as the Minnesota Council on Compulsive Gambling, a doing-business-as name change was instituted to reflect a broader scope of gambling addiction services.