Causes: Children & Youth, Ethnic & Immigrant Centers, Human Services, Immigration, Neighborhood & Block Associations, Neighborhood Centers, Youth Development - Citizenship
Mission: The mission of neighborhood house is to help people, families and organizations develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to thrive in diverse communities.
Programs: Basic needs- our two food shelves distributed an average of nearly 3,000 pounds of food per day. In 2014, our francis basket and wellstone center food shelves served 11,891 participants and we served an additional 9,000 individuals at our mass food distribution events. In total, we distributed 1,075,291 pounds of food to families in 2014.Of those served, 40% were children and two thirds (67%) were below the federal poverty guideline. - the family centers served a total of 3,838 clients (1,417 families) in 2014, providing both crisis and case management services. Clients tended to be female (57%), between the ages of 23 and 54 years old (43%), and living below the poverty line (60%). Over 500 clients received crisis assistance specifically related to housing and utilities.
education- our english language and ged classes served just over 750 students. 314 english language students advanced to higher class levels. - neighborhood house awarded $15,000 in scholarships to 14 students pursuing post-secondary education. - early childhood education prepared 112 children with kindergarten readiness skills. - college access reached over 500 people. 63 participants went to college.
youth and community- 91 youth attended out of school time programs and activities. - 90 youth in our teen outreach program contributed 204 hours of service to the community. - 63 teen mothers increased their parenting skills and set future goals. - gang intervention program empowered 63 youth to leave or avoid gangs. - 177,000 people visited the wellstone center. The center hosted over 10,000 meetings or events. - 3,450 volunteers provided 51,000 hours of service to the community.
Mission: The mission of neighborhood house is to help people, families and organizations develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to thrive in diverse communities.
Programs: Basic needs- our two food shelves distributed an average of nearly 3,000 pounds of food per day. In 2014, our francis basket and wellstone center food shelves served 11,891 participants and we served an additional 9,000 individuals at our mass food distribution events. In total, we distributed 1,075,291 pounds of food to families in 2014.Of those served, 40% were children and two thirds (67%) were below the federal poverty guideline. - the family centers served a total of 3,838 clients (1,417 families) in 2014, providing both crisis and case management services. Clients tended to be female (57%), between the ages of 23 and 54 years old (43%), and living below the poverty line (60%). Over 500 clients received crisis assistance specifically related to housing and utilities.
education- our english language and ged classes served just over 750 students. 314 english language students advanced to higher class levels. - neighborhood house awarded $15,000 in scholarships to 14 students pursuing post-secondary education. - early childhood education prepared 112 children with kindergarten readiness skills. - college access reached over 500 people. 63 participants went to college.
youth and community- 91 youth attended out of school time programs and activities. - 90 youth in our teen outreach program contributed 204 hours of service to the community. - 63 teen mothers increased their parenting skills and set future goals. - gang intervention program empowered 63 youth to leave or avoid gangs. - 177,000 people visited the wellstone center. The center hosted over 10,000 meetings or events. - 3,450 volunteers provided 51,000 hours of service to the community.
179 Robie St E, Saint Paul, MN 55107
651-789-2500
Children & Youth
Saint Paul
