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Community and Resettlement Services - Somali Community Resettlement Services

Employment - Partners with the Minnesota Department of Human Services - Refugee Assistance Program to provide assistance developing job skills and finding employment Health - Grant-funded through UCare to provide education regarding diabetes, child and teen check-ups, and mental health - Partners with Minnesota Care Counseling to provide linguistically appropriate trauma counseling - Works with the Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities to provide leadership training to people with disabilities in the Somali and Latinx communities - Works with the Minnesota Department of Health to assess Somali communities throughout southern Minnesota for suicide prevention readiness and come up with plans to increase prevention measures Resettlement - Assistance with health care access, legal protection, education, training for income generation skills, and other services - Assists new arrivals with documentation paperwork and in navigating the American system - English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are taught at Faribault site through partnership with Faribault Adult Basic Education - Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services assists with legal issues and documentation - Works with Rice County Social Services to connect transportation and childcare resources, and provide job search assistance Youth and Elders - Programming for health and socialization is provided for elders in partnership with UCare - Provides work experiences and supported employment to older workers through the Senior Community Supported Employment Program - Through partnerships with the Minnesota Department of Human Services and the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, leadership, soft skills training, and assistance with job searching is providing to youth

What's Here

Cultural Transition Counseling
General Youth Employment Programs
Hispanic/Latino Community
Chronic Disease Self Management Programs
Suicide Prevention Programs
African Community
Senior Community Service Employment Programs
Refugee Resettlement Services
Immigrant Resettlement Services
Immigration/Naturalization Legal Services
Leadership Development
Immigrant Mutual Assistance Associations
Child Health and Disability Prevention Exams
Immigrant/Refugee Employment Programs
Second Language Programs

Culturally Responsive Caregiver Support and Dementia Services - Volunteers of America Minnesota and Wisconsin

Provides supportive services for the African American and East African older adults and their caregivers through support groups, health monitoring and education, and respite care. Everyday Care: Provides caregiver support and coaching to older adults for healthy aging Alzheimer's Consulting: Dementia Consultants offer memory screening tools, Alzheimer's education classes, resources, and referrals Caregiver Support Groups: Provides culturally specific caregiver support groups for African Americans

What's Here

Caregiver Training
Adult In Home Respite Care
Caregivers
Dementia
Disease/Disability Information
Adult Out of Home Respite Care
African American Community
Caregiver/Care Receiver Support Groups
Older Adults
Alzheimer's Disease
African Community
Caregiver Counseling

Training for Educators - Network for the Development of Children of African Descent - NDCAD

Provides professional development training for educators, early childhood education providers, and human service workers. Helps participants improve cultural competencies and increases understanding about how to better serve children, families, and communities of African heritage. The purpose is to strengthen the connections between home, school, and community. Professional Development Training Services: - Professional development training workshops - Networking and peer-learning opportunities - Site-based consulting services

What's Here

African American Community
Workshops/Symposiums
Diversity Awareness Training
Professional Skills Development Support
African Community
Networking/Relationship Building Support

New American Families - YWCA Mankato

Families settling in the United States can experience barriers as they work to navigate a new country with different systems and rules, and these obstacles can impact the health and education of the entire family. The program works to eliminate these barriers using the Parents as Teachers home visiting curriculum. This evidence-based curriculum focuses on families with children who are prenatal up to 5 years of age to promote parent-child interaction, child development, and family well-being in a home-visiting model. A culturally specific and multilingual team serves Latinx, Somali, and some additional East African communities.

What's Here

Refugees/Entrants/Asylees
African Community
Hispanic/Latino Community
Refugee Resettlement Services
Immigrant Resettlement Services
Home Based Parenting Education
Immigrants

Community and Resettlement Services - Somali Community Resettlement Services

Employment - Partners with the Minnesota Department of Human Services - Refugee Assistance Program to provide assistance developing job skills and finding employment Health - Grant-funded through UCare to provide education regarding diabetes, child and teen check-ups, and mental health - Partners with Minnesota Care Counseling to provide linguistically appropriate trauma counseling - Works with the Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities to provide leadership training to people with disabilities in the Somali and Latinx communities - Works with the Minnesota Department of Health to assess Somali communities throughout southern Minnesota for suicide prevention readiness and come up with plans to increase prevention measures Resettlement - Assistance with health care access, legal protection, education, training for income generation skills, and other services - Assists new arrivals with documentation paperwork and in navigating the American system - English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are taught at Faribault site through partnership with Faribault Adult Basic Education - Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services assists with legal issues and documentation - Works with Rice County Social Services to connect transportation and childcare resources, and provide job search assistance Youth and Elders - Programming for health and socialization is provided for elders in partnership with UCare - Provides work experiences and supported employment to older workers through the Senior Community Supported Employment Program - Through partnerships with the Minnesota Department of Human Services and the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, leadership, soft skills training, and assistance with job searching is providing to youth

What's Here

Cultural Transition Counseling
General Youth Employment Programs
Hispanic/Latino Community
Chronic Disease Self Management Programs
Suicide Prevention Programs
African Community
Senior Community Service Employment Programs
Refugee Resettlement Services
Immigrant Resettlement Services
Immigration/Naturalization Legal Services
Leadership Development
Immigrant Mutual Assistance Associations
Child Health and Disability Prevention Exams
Immigrant/Refugee Employment Programs
Second Language Programs

Community and Resettlement Services - Somali Community Resettlement Services

Employment - Partners with the Minnesota Department of Human Services - Refugee Assistance Program to provide assistance developing job skills and finding employment Health - Grant-funded through UCare to provide education regarding diabetes, child and teen check-ups, and mental health - Partners with Minnesota Care Counseling to provide linguistically appropriate trauma counseling - Works with the Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities to provide leadership training to people with disabilities in the Somali and Latinx communities - Works with the Minnesota Department of Health to assess Somali communities throughout southern Minnesota for suicide prevention readiness and come up with plans to increase prevention measures Resettlement - Assistance with health care access, legal protection, education, training for income generation skills, and other services - Assists new arrivals with documentation paperwork and in navigating the American system - English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are taught at Faribault site through partnership with Faribault Adult Basic Education - Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services assists with legal issues and documentation - Works with Rice County Social Services to connect transportation and childcare resources, and provide job search assistance Youth and Elders - Programming for health and socialization is provided for elders in partnership with UCare - Provides work experiences and supported employment to older workers through the Senior Community Supported Employment Program - Through partnerships with the Minnesota Department of Human Services and the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, leadership, soft skills training, and assistance with job searching is providing to youth

What's Here

Cultural Transition Counseling
General Youth Employment Programs
Hispanic/Latino Community
Chronic Disease Self Management Programs
Suicide Prevention Programs
African Community
Senior Community Service Employment Programs
Refugee Resettlement Services
Immigrant Resettlement Services
Immigration/Naturalization Legal Services
Leadership Development
Immigrant Mutual Assistance Associations
Child Health and Disability Prevention Exams
Immigrant/Refugee Employment Programs
Second Language Programs

Educational Grants for Students of Color - Page Educational Foundation

- Page Educational Grants: Awards annually renewable grants in the amount of $2500 - $3500 to Minnesota students of color who attend colleges, universities, and technical schools within the state of Minnesota. Students who accept financial aid from the Foundation are required to return to their communities and perform annual Service-to-Children projects with younger children of color. - Service-to-Children Program: While attending college, Page Scholars perform volunteer service that brings them into contact with students of color in grades K - 8. Each Page Scholar is required to volunteer at least 50 hours during the academic year - roughly 2 hours a week during the school year. The purpose of the service requirement is to present each Page Scholar as a mentor and role model to children of color before the younger students have decided (or have been convinced) that education is not important. - Page Connections: The program recruits volunteer adult mentors to partner with its Page Scholars. These adults support the Scholars in a variety of ways, particularly with completing their service-to-children projects. Senior Mentors create an important link between the Foundation and Scholars. Application online.

What's Here

Native American Community
African American Community
Peer Role Model Programs
Adult/Child Mentoring Programs
Hispanic/Latino Community
Asian Community
Mexican Community
Central American Community
Educational Grants
Middle East Community
African Community
South American Community

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