ICA Food Shelf
ICA offers food services, including a central food shelf and emergency bags of food, employment assistance, housing assistance, and will work with you to find the community resources you need to find long-term stability. No form of documentation is required to access their services. They have language support available if you do not speak English.
952-938-0729 | www.icafoodshelf.org
MoveFwd
MoveFwd provides low barrier cost-free therapy to youth in schools, our office, and via telehealth. MoveFwd also provides case management, outreach, drop-in and transitional living services to young people who are experiencing or are at risk for homelessness. Walk-in services available at our drop-in center at ECC where young people can connect with a case manager, therapists, basic needs resources, laundry, and employment and housing assistance. MoveFwd provides services to young people ages 12-24 years old.
952-988-8336 (TEEN)
myHealth Clinic for Teens & Young Adults
myHealth provides low-cost medical care, reproductive health care, counseling, and educational services for young people ages 12-26. These services include pregnancy testing, birth control, Emergency Contraception (ECP), STI testing and treatment, general and sports physicals, vaccines, minor illness checks and treatment, asthma care, dental care, pregnancy and parenting home visiting program, and health education, and parent education.
952-474-3251 | www.myhealthmn.org
Park Nicollet Growing Through Grief
Park Nicollet Foundation Growing Through Grief offers in-school support to elementary, middle, and high school students coping with the death of a loved one. Because of the generous donors in our community, programming is provided to students at no charge. Grief services are available in 16 partnering Twin Cities-area and Wisconsin school districts including Hopkins School District. Collaborative crisis management support for death-related incidents – such as when a staff member or student dies – is also available.
Nicole Barnes, Program Manager: Nicole.Barnes@ParkNicollet.com | 952-234-0561
Daena Esterbrooks, Grief Counselor: Daena.Esterbrooks@ParkNicollet.com, 952-234-0518
Reach & Restore
Reach & Restore connects people in need to people with resources by referral in a variety of ways. When Reach & Restore is not able to provide help, other resources are suggested that may be of help. Reach & Restore keeps donations of basic household items, furniture, and clothing at hand at their location in Hopkins, MN to service families as quickly as possible. Volunteers take care of coordinating donated goods together as best as they can and clients pick them up from their Hopkins location when ready. Occasionally, a delivery volunteer brings them directly to the family in need. The clothing closet resource is by appointment only. Reach & Restore does not charge clients for any of their services or items and is run by volunteers.
952-933-1393 | www.reachandrestore.org/contact
ResourceWest
ResourceWest Case Management staff can help people access financial assistance for emergencies related to transportation, utilities, childcare, medical and other concerns. The team works 1-on-1 with individuals and families in the West Metro community to provide information, connections to resources, problem-solving assistance, advocacy, counseling, and support. Through our Children & Youth Programs, we also provide school supplies, winter items, and toys during the winter break for youth ages 0-18. These programs run in the fall.
952-933-3860 | www.resourcewest.org
Kirsten Anderson (Spanish-speaking): Kirsten@ResourceWest.org | 952-322-0882
Anab Omar (Somali-speaking): anab@resourcewest.org | 952-322-0357
YMCA
The YMCA gym, fitness center, and swimming pool offers personal training, group exercise classes, swim lessons, and other great fitness and community-building programs.
www.ymcanorth.org
Sojourner Project
Sojourner Project’s primary purpose is to increase the safety of victims and survivors of domestic violence. Our mission is to advocate for victim safety, support the transition from victim to survivor and educate for the prevention of abuse. In order to build safer communities, Sojourner conducts outreach activities and specifically designed presentations to heighten public awareness and engage groups and individuals in educational opportunities to prevent future victims and abusers. Support is free, confidential and available 24/7.
Crisis Line: (952) 933-7422
Becca Welna, Community Outreach and Education Coordinator: Becca@SojournerProject.org | (952) 351-4062
