Focuses on providing youth and young adults with the skills, knowledge, and resources necessary to help them make healthy decisions. Provides youth and young adults with the skills to identify and address the underlying causes of harmful behavior and resolve conflicts peacefully while teaching them how to recognize the warning signs of domestic and intimate partnership violence. The goal is for the youth to develop healthy coping skills and build meaningful relationships.

Minor & Critical Home Repair - Home Preservation is an exterior home preservation program that provides painting, landscaping, and minor repair services for homeowners in need - Home Preservation helps low-income homeowners, impacted by age, disability, and family circumstances, who struggle to maintain the exterior of their homes - We use volunteers, sweat equity, and no interest loans to make repairs affordable, helping low-income homeowners continue to live independently and securely in their homes - Home Preservation is a supplement to our core building program. It enables us to serve more families and increase volunteer opportunities.

Therapy for issues involving marriage, family, and sexual relationships. Provides individual sexuality counseling for persons with emotional or physical disabilities. Topics often include: - Arousal difficulties - Conflict resolution - Divorce or previous relationships - Extramarital relationships - Fear of intimacy - Gender roles and orientation - Health problems and limitations - Low sexual desire - Sexual abuse issues - Sexual communication This service begins with an evaluation to target the areas of concern. Some individuals may be best suited for a men's or women's therapy health group after completing an evaluation.

Provides a monthly cash benefit for adults and childless couples/families ages 18 - 64 who are unable to provide for themselves. NOTE: GA participants are also eligible for help with medical costs through the MA program and Food Support.

Minor & Critical Home Repair - A Brush with Kindness(ABWK)is an exterior home preservation program that provides painting, landscaping, weather stripping, and minor repair services for homeowners in need - ABWK helps low-income homeowners, impacted by age, disability, and family circumstances, who struggle to maintain the exterior of their homes - We use volunteers, sweat equity, and no interest loans to make repairs affordable, helping low-income homeowners continue to live independently and securely in their homes - ABWK is a supplement to our core building program. It enables us to serve more families and increase volunteer opportunities - We partner with Aitkin county veteran service office, the D.A.V and Veteran clubs.

- Assists in resolving personal problems - Assists in resolving stress - Assists in resolving relationships with others

The following services are provided: - Abstinence education - Abortion pill reversal information and referral - Abortion recovery support - Adoption information and referrals - Baby Boutique (limited assistance with baby supplies) - Free pregnancy testing - Pregnancy and parenting support and education classes - Pro-life pregnancy consultation - Referral and information to social services and community resources - Sexual health information (STD and STI) - Volunteer opportunity available Accepts donations of the following items: - Baby bottles, pacifiers, thermometers, and other small baby supplies - Baby clothing (new or gently used newborn to size 3T) - Baby wipes (sensitive skin) - Diapers (newborn to size 6 and pull-ups) - High chairs and other equipment - Monetary donations including gas cards, VISA gift cards, and Walmart gift cards - New car seats (will not accept used) - Postage stamps - Unexpired baby food and formula NOTE: Only provides abortion procedure and risk information, will NOT offer, recommend, or refer for abortions or Plan B

- Provides low income housing to: - Seniors 62 and over - Singles - Married Couples - Physically handicapped - Developmentally handicapped - 1 Bedroom apartments

The refugee resettlement program coordinates services to assist refugees in making the transition to life in the United States. These services include resettlement and placement, cash and medical assistance, and employment and social services. NOTE: Able-bodied RCA recipients are required to participate in an employment and training program. RCA recipients who are disabled or 65 years of age or older are required to apply for SSI.

The General Assistance (GA) Program provides single adults and childless couples with monthly cash grants for vulnerable persons whose income and resources are less than program limits. GA participants are also eligible for help with medical costs through the General Assistance Medical Care (GAMC) or the Medical Assistance (MA) programs and Food Support.