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Program that helps you find local housing options. The program may guide you on how to choose and obtain a place that meets your needs. MORE INFORMATION Helps to coordinate resources that connect homeless young people with housing options. At the drop-in-center, staff and mentors can assist with: * Affordable housing searches * Completing housing applications * Applying for financial assistance for rent and bills * Housing and shelter referrals * Connecting with a host home

Program that provides a free or low cost meal to people in need MORE INFORMATION Meals for youth are served at the Drop-in Youth Center.

Temporary place to stay for homeless youth who have run away or are at risk in their homes MORE INFORMATION Provides free shelter, coaching, and support services for youth who are having a personal or family crisis Shelter stays are temporary, generally limited to a maximum of 21 days. Longer stays may be available through the Short Term Shelter Program for youth awaiting placement. Services include: * Crisis intervention * Education * Supervised daily living * Recreational activities * Group discussions - focused on family systems, anger management, sharing and giving, self-esteem building, and other youth issues * Individual coaching * Family coaching * Gang identification training and intervention * Alcohol and drug education and intervention * After care support

The Resources for Youth program at Hennepin County Human Services helps young people connect with available services. Services can help you to: * Apply for assistance - with applications for health insurance, food assistance, and other state programs * Get health care - helps you apply for medical assistance, and find health clinics with services aimed at youth * Earn your diploma or degree - will help you get back into school, earn your General Educational Development (GED), and explore options for college * Transportation * Job and career counseling * Cash and food assistance

Learn more about a specific topic and how to connect to additional resources and services. MORE INFORMATION Helps young people and their families address homelessness, navigate foster care, and work through the juvenile justice system * The Youth Resource line, (763) 493-3052, is a free message line for youth 12 - 24 who are homeless or at-risk. * The YMCA staff will help you problem-solve with information on community resources and referrals. The line is available 8:00am - 8:00pm daily. * Youth and their families are offered access to basic necessities, like food, water, clothing, and hygiene supplies.

Program where staff or volunteers interact with people who live on the street, build relationships, try to identify immediate needs and provide information about longer-term support services. MORE INFORMATION * Youth Outreach: Provides confidential, nonjudgmental support and assistance for youth who have run away from home or are without a stable place to stay. * StreetWorks: Provides street-based outreach to youth experiencing homelessness in the Metro area May provide: * Youth shelter bed availability in real-time * Youth Drop-in Centers * Basic Needs (clothing, showers, hygiene, etc.) * Youth food shelves and hot meals * Youth-focused medical care * Sexual health care * Mental health counseling * Crisis numbers * Parenting youth resources

Housing for people with low income that includes coordination of other services for residents. The coordination professional can help residents identify resources, navigate systems or help with applying to additional programs.

Drop-in centers provide a space for homeless individuals to spend time and connect with services. Spaces are typically open during the day or evening hours. MORE INFORMATION Drop-in center provides access to basic needs and works with community service providers to make connections Includes: * Food * Clothing * Safe Place * Hygiene products * Sleeping bag * Computers * Meals * Case management for employment, mental health services, education, medical services and housing options

Program where staff or volunteers interact with people who live on the street, build relationships, try to identify immediate needs and provide information about longer-term support services. MORE INFORMATION * Youth Outreach: Provides confidential, nonjudgmental support and assistance for youth who have run away from home or are without a stable place to stay. * StreetWorks: Provides street-based outreach to youth experiencing homelessness in the Metro area May provide: * Youth shelter bed availability in real-time * Youth Drop-in Centers * Basic Needs (clothing, showers, hygiene, etc.) * Youth food shelves and hot meals * Youth-focused medical care * Sexual health care * Mental health counseling * Crisis numbers * Parenting youth resources

Provides housing and supportive services to individuals and families who are homeless or in need of safe housing. Transitional housing helps people live independently, address issues that led to homelessness or kept them homeless, rebuild their support network and transition into permanent housing. The length of time a person can use the program is limited. MORE INFORMATION Offers a 3 year program that provides housing, financial support and case management services to young adults ages 18 - 24 years old currently experiencing housing instability or homelessness. * Provides case management and life skills counseling * Therapeutic support * Income and Employment guidance * Community and peer support

The Supported Housing for Youth (SHY) Program helps homeless youth ages 16 - 24 by providing housing counseling and financial assistance. Each young person is paired with an Independent Living Counselor who acts as their mentor. The pair can meet in person as often as needed – usually weekly. Together, the pair develop goals and plans for the young person's life.

Job search services may include: * Job interview training * Writing a resume * Vocational assessment * Job placement assistance * List of available employment opportunities MORE INFORMATION Helps street youth to gain employment skills and overcome barriers to employment through case management and job training Services include: * Testing for and getting a high school diploma * Resume building * Interview skills * Job skills training program * Transportation to and from interviews * Connections with local businesses * Help accessing public benefits Legitimate Hustle targets youth who have multiple barriers to obtaining economic self-sufficiency. * Provides comprehensive case management and job training

The Resources for Youth program at Hennepin County Human Services helps young people connect with available services. Services can help you to: * Apply for assistance - with applications for health insurance, food assistance, and other state programs * Get health care - helps you apply for medical assistance, and find health clinics with services aimed at youth * Earn your diploma or degree - will help you get back into school, earn your General Educational Development (GED), and explore options for college * Transportation * Job and career counseling * Cash and food assistance

An inclusive, supportive and welcoming group for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, two spirit (LGBTQIA2S+) and allied youth ages 14-20. They provide: * Weekly meetings * One-on-one support to youth with specific needs * Educational presentations at conferences, workshops, schools, businesses, churches and meetings of community organizations * Advocacy for transgender and gender nonconforming individuals

Program where staff or volunteers interact with people who live on the street, build relationships, try to identify immediate needs and provide information about longer-term support services. MORE INFORMATION * Youth Outreach: Provides confidential, nonjudgmental support and assistance for youth who have run away from home or are without a stable place to stay. * StreetWorks: Provides street-based outreach to youth experiencing homelessness in the Metro area May provide: * Youth shelter bed availability in real-time * Youth Drop-in Centers * Basic Needs (clothing, showers, hygiene, etc.) * Youth food shelves and hot meals * Youth-focused medical care * Sexual health care * Mental health counseling * Crisis numbers * Parenting youth resources

Temporary place to stay for homeless youth who have run away or are at risk in their homes MORE INFORMATION Hope Street shelter offers housing and supportive services including food, clothing, laundry, medical care, and case management. Case managers assist youth with medical care, mental and chemical health counseling, family reunification, parenting support and education, one-to-one educational assistance, life-skills training, and more.

Drop-in centers provide a space for homeless individuals to spend time and connect with services. Spaces are typically open during the day or evening hours. MORE INFORMATION A safe place for youth that provides: * Hot meals * Food bags * Shower and laundry * Hygiene supplies * Help getting IDs and birth certificates * A friendly place to hang out and use computers * Parenting supplies like diapers * Help finding a job, filling out applications, finding interview clothes * Help to find housing, help with deposits, utilities, evictions * Help getting a high school diploma

A group of people that meet on a regular basis to share their experiences and provide mutual support. MORE INFORMATION The Bridge for Youth offers a variety of support groups for youth. * Includes a weekly support group for LGBTQ+ youth

Housing for people with low income that includes coordination of other services for residents. The coordination professional can help residents identify resources, navigate systems or help with applying to additional programs. MORE INFORMATION Harvest Hills is a permanent supportive housing program for eight families in Anoka County. It offers residents on-site case management support. Housing Opportunities for People to Excel (HOPE) Harbor is a supportive housing complex in Minneapolis for low-income single adults and the chronically homeless. Services include: * Social workers/case managers available * Assistance with self-sufficiency skills, employment, medical/dental referrals, recreation, chemical dependency referrals, mental health services, educational services, information and referral The Foyer Housing Program at the Booth Brown House offers permanent supporting housing to young people age 18 - 24, with the support and resources necessary to make the transition to independence.

Housing for people with low income that includes coordination of other services for residents. The coordination professional can help residents identify resources, navigate systems or help with applying to additional programs. MORE INFORMATION Housing with supportive case management is available throughout the Duluth community. * Provides emergency rental assistance, advocating with youth regarding landlord and utility company matters, support youth with move-in assistance and handle rapid rehousing if needed.

Program where staff or volunteers interact with people who live on the street, build relationships, try to identify immediate needs and provide information about longer-term support services. MORE INFORMATION * Youth Outreach: Provides confidential, nonjudgmental support and assistance for youth who have run away from home or are without a stable place to stay. * StreetWorks: Provides street-based outreach to youth experiencing homelessness in the Metro area May provide: * Youth shelter bed availability in real-time * Youth Drop-in Centers * Basic Needs (clothing, showers, hygiene, etc.) * Youth food shelves and hot meals * Youth-focused medical care * Sexual health care * Mental health counseling * Crisis numbers * Parenting youth resources

The Resources for Youth program at Hennepin County Human Services helps young people connect with available services. Services can help you to: * Apply for assistance - with applications for health insurance, food assistance, and other state programs * Get health care - helps you apply for medical assistance, and find health clinics with services aimed at youth * Earn your diploma or degree - will help you get back into school, earn your General Educational Development (GED), and explore options for college * Transportation * Job and career counseling * Cash and food assistance

Temporary place to stay for homeless youth who have run away or are at risk in their homes MORE INFORMATION The Booth Brown House emergency youth shelter can house homeless youth, ages 18 - 21.

Drop-in centers provide a space for homeless individuals to spend time and connect with services. Spaces are typically open during the day or evening hours. MORE INFORMATION Drop in center for youth experiencing homelessness or unstably housed or navigating various challenges in life Offers: * Hot meals served daily * Showers, lockers and laundry * Basic need supplies * Wi-Fi, movies and games * Field trips * Group meetings * Activity nights * Mailing address * Assistance with health insurance and benefits * Help getting identification cards and birth certificate

Drop-in centers provide a space for homeless individuals to spend time and connect with services. Spaces are typically open during the day or evening hours. MORE INFORMATION Drop-in center for young people experiencing homelessness Services include: * Access to basic needs care (hot showers, warm meals, hygiene supplies, diapers) * GED educational support services * Clean clothing and free laundry services * Help finding shelter * Connect to job search and employment help * Assistance getting photo identification and other vital documents * Onsite health clinic and mental health support * Access to computers, phones and mail * Support group for youth * Safe space to rest and restore off the streets