YWCA

The Life-Work Planning Center in Mankato offers a Pre-Employment Program for Women in Transition and a Minnesota Displaced Homemaker Program, catering to Displaced Homemakers, Non-Displaced Homemakers, Latina Women, Youth, and Women transitioning from Welfare to Work. The center provides support and assistance to individuals in various stages of life and career transitions, empowering them to navigate challenges and achieve their professional goals with specialized programs and services. Generated from their website's infomation

Founded in 1966, Minnesota Valley Action Council is a private, nonprofit community action agency serving the people of Minnesota. It develops resources and opportunities that empower low wage earners to secure housing, transportation and employment, and training for employment and educational opportunities to children. The agency provides various services, including emergency, adult basic education, career exploration and employment, self-employment, counseling, health, and food and clothing services. It also provides various housing programs, such as small cities development, housing, and various loan and weatherization programs. Located in Mankato, Minn., it also has offices in Faribault, Le Sueur, Martin, Nicollet, Sibley, Waseca, and Watonwan counties in Minnesota. Under its Head Start program, it offers various care and educational services to children with disabilities. Through its basic needs program it provides assistance with utility bills and housing rents and provides emergency lodging facilities.

The Leo A. Hoffmann Center (LAHC) is a private, nonprofit corporation dedicated to providing high-quality mental health services for children, adolescents, and young adults. With a focus on respect for each client's developmental needs and strengths, LAHC offers outcome-based programs that promote personal growth, healthy relationships, family stability, and community reintegration. For over 40 years, LAHC has successfully treated adolescents with sexual behavior problems, as well as those with cognitive, behavioral, and emotional psychiatric needs. Recognized for its strong relationships with the Department of Human Services, Department of Corrections, and Council on Accreditation, LAHC is committed to assessing and delivering effective mental health care to youth.Generated from the website