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322 East Blue Earth Avenue, Fairmont, MN 56031

Pro-life support for pregnant women, including: - 24-hour voicemail

- Car seat program that includes education, installation, and a car seat

- Community resource referrals

- Educational classes

- Infant supplies

- Life skills education

- Maternity clothing

- Pregnancy tests

- Pro-life peer counseling

- Second Story: Provides a transitional housing/life skills program for pregnant or new moms

- Sleep Safely Program: A "learn and earn" program where parents learn about infant care and development, preventing abusive head trauma, and reducing the risk of SIDS, and receive a new baby crib, mattress, and bedding

- Work readiness program

NOTE: Does not offer or refer to abortion services

1500 East 24th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55404

Provides a home for any pregnant woman 4 - 6 weeks after birth.

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Provides stable housing for women during pregnancy and early life after birth. - Educational life skills in the areas of financial management, parenting, and job search - Mentorship services

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Hibbing, MN 55746

Maternity home for women and heir babies for up to 18 months based on resident needs.

Individualized support may include:

- Accessing educational and employment opportunities

- Developing a life plan and move towards their life goals with the assistance of mentors

- Developing a successful plan to move to transitional housing

- Educational training in health and nutrition, parenting, and childcare

- Handling outstanding legal issues

- Obtaining childcare assistance

- Obtaining maternity and baby clothes, furniture, and home supplies

- Planning, shopping, and preparing nutritious meals

- Transportation to medical, dental, mental health, and/or chemical dependency services in a timely manner

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Maternity home for women and heir babies for up to 18 months based on resident needs.

Individualized support may include:

- Accessing educational and employment opportunities

- Developing a life plan and move towards their life goals with the assistance of mentors

- Developing a successful plan to move to transitional housing

- Educational training in health and nutrition, parenting, and childcare

- Handling outstanding legal issues

- Obtaining childcare assistance

- Obtaining maternity and baby clothes, furniture, and home supplies

- Planning, shopping, and preparing nutritious meals

- Transportation to medical, dental, mental health, and/or chemical dependency services in a timely manner

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