The Mentor Network

The Minnesota DeafBlind Project, in collaboration with the Minnesota Low Incidence Projects, provides specialized training for new interveners and licensed staff working with students who have combined hearing and vision loss. This six-weekend in-person training series, led by state and national experts in the field, typically occurs from October to April each year. In addition to training, the project offers resources and support for families and professionals, ensuring that individuals with deafblindness receive the necessary educational and developmental assistance. The initiative also focuses on family engagement and collaboration among educators to enhance the learning experience for students with unique needs. Generated from the website

The Mentor Network in Andover, MN is a community-based organization that provides support and services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. With a focus on individualized care and empowerment, The Mentor Network offers a range of programs aimed at enhancing the quality of life for those they serve. Generated from their business information

Cardinal Pointe of Faribault is a senior cooperative community designed for individuals aged 55 and older, emphasizing maintenance-free living, security, and comfort. Located near downtown Faribault and across from Central Park, residents benefit from convenient access to local shops, services, and community events. With a variety of thoughtfully designed floor plans, Cardinal Pointe encourages member participation in community decisions, allowing residents to actively shape their living environment. This welcoming community fosters a balance of privacy and connection, providing a supportive atmosphere for active seniors to thrive. Generated from the website