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High Rise Social Services - Volunteers of America Minnesota and Wisconsin

Provides older adults and individuals with disabilities with services and supports that help them thrive while living independently and remain safely in their own homes. Community Health Workers and Social Workers serve older adults and individuals with disabilities in 40 Minneapolis Public Housing Authority high-rises and Village at Franklin Station affordable housing property in Minneapolis. Services may include assistance with self-managing chronic health conditions, improve connections to community services, navigate and access health systems, address transportation barriers, and attend doctor appointments to assist with translation and advocacy. Social Workers help individuals navigate complex systems, such as economic assistance, physical and mental health systems, financial concerns, housing needs, and personal crisis. Bilingual Somali team members are available to meet the language and specialized cultural needs of Somali residents as well as remote translation services to meet the language needs of all residents.

Last assured

10/22/2024

Physical Address

311 University Avenue NE, Suite 101, Minneapolis, MN 55413

Hours

8 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday

Fax

(612)378-3884

Application process

Call

Fee

Most services are free to residents living in Minneapolis Public Housing Authority high-rises; call for information

Required documents

Call for information

Eligibility

Adults of Minneapolis Public Housing Authority high-rises who are age 60 and older or adults who have a documented disability

Service area

Minneapolis, MN

Agency info

Volunteers of America Minnesota and Wisconsin

Offers a wide variety of services for children, adolescents and their families, students, older adults, persons with disabilities and special needs, and offenders/ex-offenders.

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