Hands on mentorship program and experience through mechanic work and auto repair program - Wheels also accepts donated vehicles and have an auto lot where our vehicles are for sale - Program donates one vehicle per year to someone in need within the community, those interested in applying should go online or call to fill out the Vehicle Assistance Application

Is dedicated to developing lifelong learning opportunities while utilizing community resources and coordinating with local agencies to meet the ever changing needs of adults and children in the area. Providing: - Adult enrichment: Lap swim, puzzle race, social club classes, and virtual workshops - Summer recreation: Baseball, softball, rookie ball, and t-ball - Youth activities: Babysitting clinic, cookie decorating, culinary crafts, firearm safety, grand rapids academic summer programs, minecraft, painting, tumbling, and fishing contest - Youth athletics: Basketball, dance, soccer, swim and dive camp, track, volleyball, and wrestling

- A community based program for improving the well-being of children in Northeastern Minnesota - Positive parenting and activities for youth are included

Teen program for students in grades 6 - 9 - Home school gym and swim - Middle School activities - Youth sports and swim team

Matches volunteers with a child, usually one child to one adult for friendship, encouragement, and self-esteem building. Other services include newsletters for parents and volunteers, plus group mentoring activities for youth to build socialization skills.

Variety of programs for community members including the following: - ACCESS: promotes growth and life enrichment for people with disabilities through art and crafts, recreation, and wellness classes - Afterschool Care and Enrichment Services (ACES): access to afterschool enrichment opportunities and childcare for students attending kindergarten - 5th grade - Enrichment and wellness classes for adults - Recreation classes for youth and adults - Youth Enrichment: courses for school age students to expand knowledge, improve skills, and explore areas of interest

Provides academic and enrichment activities to children and youth ages 4 - 18 that promote learning and relationship building during the summer. Free meals are served at programming sites.

- Youth enrichment activities - Open swimming in Olivia pool - Swimming lessons; water safety - Field trips - Recreation and sports - Lifeguard training and water safety - CPR instruction - Mature driver training - Health related classes - Arts and crafts - Bus tour trips/special events

- Full-Day Child Care: Nine metro Early Childhood Learning Centers provide full-day, year-round child care options for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years - Part-Day Preschool: Three area preschools prepare kids 2 to 5 years old for school with part-day readiness programs during the school year - School Age Care: Provides before-and after-school care and school release day options for kids in kindergarten through 6th grade at many locations across the Twin Cities - Summer Youth Programs: Provides full day summer enrichment including Summer Power, Uproar and Summer Sports for kids in preschool through 8th grade

- Youthbuild participants spend one week in academic and leadership activities - Alternate week focuses on construction training and leadership development - 29 hours per week in a training program Program combines: - Academics - Leadership development - Construction training Participant responsibilities including working on the following: - High school diploma or GED - Job skills building - Work experience - Leadership - Service learning projects

The YMCA offers various special interest classes, recreational activities, and special events for youth and families. Youth leadership programs are also provided as well as specialty camps with focus on arts instruction, STEM, and sports skills trainings.

Fitness center and programs for members and guests age 14 and older. Active Teens course for youth ages 11 - 14 to gain access to the fitness room.

Celita Center: A drop-in center where youth can develop positive relationships with adults, find homework help, a positive social network, and support for whatever is happening in their lives. This program is often a bridge between young people in the communities Neighborhood House serves and more formal, structured programs. Health and Wellness: Program which combines sporting activities and discussion groups to help youth learn how to regulate emotions and promote positive social interactions. Kids Imagine: Combines daily enrichment and tutoring services to impact the lives of children and subsequently their families and community. With staff guidance, kids receive academic support and gain social and emotional learning. Partners with community advocates to allow opportunities for youth to gain experience with art, theatre, and sports. Summer Sunrise: Day camp for 8 weeks of camp activities in the summer Youth Advisory Council: Program for teens Youth Community Meal: Provides a drop-in meal for all youth in the community and those enrolled in Neighborhood House programs

- 462 acres of land with habitats including ponds, meadows, prairies, woodlands, and marshes - After school programs - Environmental education curriculum designed for preschoolers - sixth graders - Events and birthday party rental - Facilities including meeting rooms, laboratory, and library - Field trips - Hiking trails - Orchard, vegetable garden, model farm, maple syrup building, and nature trails - Public programs on environmental topics - Summer garden program open for families - Summer, fall, and spring day camps

Variety of classes and activities for community members including: - Adult fitness - Driver's education - Youth enrichment classes - Youth recreational sports

Community Education Programs including: - Adult Academic Program: High school diploma classes, Adult Basic Skills classes, English Language Learning (ESL/ELL), GED preparation classes, Alternative Learning Center, Citizenship classes, Workplace Readiness, Family Literacy Program; GED Testing Center, ABE for Adults with Disabilities: Contact: (763)504-8300 - Adult Enrichment classes - Adults 19-54, Adults 55 and older, Contact: (763)504-6990 - Adventure Club School Age Care in District 281 Elementary Schools before and after school, non-school days, summer: Contact: (763)504-5320 - Community Schools and Partnerships: Contact: (763)504-4900 - Windows of Opportunity: Enrichment classes and activities for adults with disabilities: Contact: (763)504-6990 - Discover U Programs for Youth: After School, School's Out! and Summer Activities for K-8 students; Driver Education; Youth Leadership/Service: Contact: (763)504-6990

- Every day after school from 3:15 pm - 4:30 pm (times can vary based on student needs), tutors, supplies, and staff are provided for participants - After school food service - After school homework club - Recreation and leisure - Supervised game room - Crafts - Playground, ball field and skate rink

- - Enrichment classes for all ages - - Events for all ages - - Trips and tours - - Senior citizen programs - - Youth development and service - - Indoor and outdoor recreation - - Community use facilities - - Adult basic education including GED classes, basic math, spelling, reading, job skills, and ESL classes.

- Adult and youth enrichment classes - Aquatics - Basketball - Cheerleading club - Chess club - Computer classes - Facility rental - Floor hockey - Gymnastics - Indoor walking club - Karate - Pickleball - Pottery classes - Soccer - Teen Driver's Education - Tennis - Vocal music instruction - Volleyball - Wildcat Community Center provides a 30-minute combination of strength training and aerobic exercise. Circuit consists of 20 stations, from bikes to universal weight machines and treadmills. - Wrestling - Zumba

Operates youth development training, providing STEM-centered education, job readiness, and life skills training at the intersection of urban agriculture, conservation, and food entrepreneurship for youth ages 14 - 21: Market Garden Program: operates five urban vegetable, herb and flower gardens hosted at various partner locations including government property, a nursing home, a restaurant, and churches. Interns help plant and maintain the gardens, operate a farmer's market stand and sell produce to local restaurants. During the fall and winter, they develop entrepreneurial skills by creating and selling garden-related products and operating a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). Conservation Program: interns work on community-based restoration projects such as building rain gardens, renovating parks, removing invasive species, and maintain 278 acres of green spaces in four parks. Cook Fresh Program: interns develop skills in food preparation and preservation, nutrition literacy, and creative cooking through collaborations with Twin Cities chefs.

After school youth center providing free meals to youth daily and including food and grocery assistance to families in need when necessary. The Center offers life preparedness programs like ABCs program, a culturally responsive workshop that prepares youth for adulthood by helping them develop financial literacy and healthy habits through hands-on workshops on budgeting, healthy living, and leadership skills. Works with Duluth Public Schools and Community School Collaborative to support students by ensuring that they are doing well in school and on track to graduate to their next grade level. Neighborhood Youth Services (NYS) programming focuses on healthy living, art awareness, cultural awareness and sensitivity, academic achievement, community awareness and service learning.

- Mayor and Council - Animal control - Animal license - Building permits including garages, accessory buildings, and decks - Campground (Burlington Bay): (218)834 2021 - Community Building: 417 South Avenue - Economic development authority - Election and liquor licensing information - Fire Department (218)834-8816 - Golf course (Lakeview National): (218)834-2664, 1349 Hwy 61 - Planning and zoning - Public works: (218)834-8810; 503 20th Avenue; 7 am - 3:30 pm Monday - Friday - storm sewer system, streets, parks, cemetery and governmental buildings including yard waste. Department is responsible for snow plowing, sanding, pothole patching, and sidewalk replacement - Recreation - city park, curling clubs, open gym, recreational skating, senior activities, ski trail, summer youth recreation program, swim program and weight training - Utilities - provides electric, gas, water, sewer and stormwater - Wastewater treatment facility: (218)834-8813 - Water treatment plant: (218)834-8814

Helps people develop skills and knowledge to improve their lives and communities. Offers a variety of programs for learners of all ages. Class offerings include computer classes, driver's education, field trips, health classes, professional development classes, recreational classes, swimming lessons, youth enrichment classes, and more.

Provides academic and enrichment activities to children and youth ages 4 - 18 that promote learning and relationship building during the summer. Free meals are served at programming sites.

Career Pathways: Provides youth ages 14 - 24 who have faced systemic barriers to employment the opportunity to be introduced into the workforce by getting an internship at the YMCA. Beacons: Provides after-school and summer care for young people in grades K - 12 by partnering with Twin Cities area schools to provide quality educational, recreational, and leadership development activities and eliminate barriers to participation. Center for Youth Voice: Provides programs and services that help young people understand our system of government and how to effectively use their voice to take action on issues that matter to them. Teen Tech Center: Provides a technology-driven, interactive space for young people ages 12 - 24 to drop in, be creative, and develop new skills for free. Does not require a YMCA membership. Must be a member of the Teen Tech Center.