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Hamline Midway Elders is a local organization in Saint Paul, MN, offering a range of services and programs to support seniors in the community. From assistance with healthcare and Medicare costs to providing resources for low vision and hard-of-hearing individuals, they strive to help those in need navigate through challenging times. Supported by a Live Well at Home grant from the Minnesota Department of Human Services, Hamline Midway Elders is part of a network of 34 Living at Home Block Nurse Programs across the state. Seniors in their service area can access various federal assistance programs and benefit from a dedicated team ready to provide application assistance and support.Generated from the website

The Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) Twin Cities is a local office of LISC, one of the largest organizations dedicated to revitalizing communities and increasing economic opportunities for residents. With a focus on the Twin Cities area, LISC Twin Cities provides capital, strategy, and expertise to community development partners, resulting in significant investments in affordable housing, commercial and community spaces, and financial stability for thousands of individuals. Over the past 35 years, LISC Twin Cities has invested $734 million through grants, loans, and equity, leveraging an additional $2.9 billion in local projects. Their impact includes the creation and preservation of 17,404 affordable homes and apartments, as well as the development of 2.4 million square feet of new or renovated commercial and community space. Through their Financial Opportunity Centers, LISC Twin Cities has also helped 8,000 people improve their financial stability. With a commitment to creative placemaking and community ownership, LISC Twin Cities continues to play a vital role in the ongoing revitalization of the Twin Cities community.Generated from the website

About Women's Initiative for Self Empowerment ( WISE ), Inc. was founded by a group of multi-cultural/national, first-generation immigrant women in 1995 as a vehicle for social, economic and leadership empowerment of Asian, African, and Latina women and girls. Over the past decade, WISE has implemented a number of community-based initiatives aimed at raising consciousness of immigrant issues, developing leadership capacities and promoting self sufficiency of immigrant and refugee women and girls.