Working together with area service providers and businesses to integrated culturally competent business environment along with opportunities for development of career pathways and lattices in the Healthcare and Manufacturing Sectors. Program designed to ease transition to employment and enable new immigrants to become self-sufficient. Providing Case Management to new American.

The Red Cross is always there so that people affected by disaster receive shelter, care, and hope.

Scouting is a youth development program that changes lives. Scouting partners youth long term with caring adult volunteers teaching character, citizenship, values and relationships.

Membership based Youth Development programs focused on Character and Leadership Development; Education and Career Development; and Health and Life Skills.

Multi-Cultural Childcare Training provides childcare providers culturally appropriate training to assist them in maintaining or obtaining their childcare licensing.

As guardians, we are able to respond to the needs of our most vulnerable citizens resulting in a stronger community.

Check & Connect is an intervention relationship-based model to reconnect students with their education who are at risk of dropping out

CHARISM seeks to develop and execute a neighborhood-based system of interconnection to improve student school performance and family health.

Churches United provides men, women, and families with shelter and support in leaving homelessness and finding affordable housing,  resources, and a caring community.

ReThink Mental convenes community partners to boldly develop sustainable solutions that improve systems and partnerships that improve mental health.

We assist "grandmas and grandpas" in rural Cass County remain in their homes as long as safely possible

The Emergency Food Pantry provides nutritious food and non-food items to persons in need in Cass and Clay Counties and surrounding area.

NFP's cost saving benefits are secondary to its effect on families.  NFP early intervention makes a difference today and for generations to come.

This program provides opportunities for children and their parents to prepare for kindergarten, employment and post-secondary education at one location.

To be the first link in linking people and resources 24 hours a day by phone or by text 2018

We teach Housing First as the community solution and means for people to build the skills, resources and supports necessary to achieve housing stability.

The Dorothy Day House is an emergency shelter that provides basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter to people experiencing homelessness.

The Dorothy Day Food Pantry provides nutritionally balanced food baskets to individuals and families in need in Cass and Clay counties.

Fraser, Ltd.'s Transitional Youth Services includes homeless prevention and intervention services for individuals (ages 16-26) and families.

Great Plains Food Bank child hunger programs get nutritious food into the hands of children, oftentimes when other food resources are not available.

The Great Plains Food Bank recovers surplus food that would otherwise go to waste, and gets it into the hands of those who are hungry.

Senior Navigator Advocate services will provide one-on-one case management and support to vulnerable and economically disadvantaged seniors in Clay County.

Head Start provides summer school for children attending kindergarten in the following fall. The goal is to increase each child's school readiness skills through individualization.

Lakes & Prairies Community Action's Supportive Housing Programs provide intensive case management and rental assistance to people who are experiencing homelessness.

Pairs volunteers with low-income families/individuals to provide guidance and assistance filing taxes. 

Offers supportive services like case management, assistance in locating permanent housing, to homeless families and individuals who may have difficulty reaching self-sufficiency due to mental illness, domestic violence, chemical dependence, or lack of marketable skills or education. Eligible clients also need to have a strong desire to break the cycle of homelessness and are willing to work on specific goals to reach independence.

The HEAL Project provides legal intervention to preserve safe and affordable housing for low-income families in Clay County.

LSS Caregiver Support provides services to reduce isolation, depression, and stress in family caregivers caring for a loved one.

Care coordination for low-income seniors and elder refugees to access community services and live as independently as possible.

The purpose of SkillsND is to provide job skills training to under/unemployed individuals and New Americans for full time jobs in nursing assistant or skilled trades - construction and manufacturing.

LSS Senior Companions is seniors helping seniors live independently by providing free weekly home visits. "Sharing Friendship at Home".

Provides guidance and support to New Americans and low income individuals through a collaborative effort in the areas of resettlement such as, employment, law and enforcement, community outreach, education and literacy, computer literacy, youth employment, transportation, volunteer recruitment, family stabilization, and direct services to clients.

Youth Court allows youth charged with an offense to be held accountable by their peers in positive and educational ways.

Jump Start provides preschool options to prepare all learners for Kindergarten. Our program is research-based & follows best-practice recommendations with a 4-Star Parent Aware Rating.

Helping people who are homeless and hurting discover value and find hope since 1907.

A center-based childcare program for preschool and school age children with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities.

As mental health concerns continue to rise in our schools, it is essential for our districts to provide on-site services to reduce the barriers for families and eventually our rural communities.  Through this initiative a licensed therapist is available for students on-site at Central Cass School District, Northern Cass School Districts, and Kindred School District.

PPiH is working hard to ensure that people have housing today through payment of rent, mortgage and utilities and housing tomorrow through payment of deposit

The Housing Navigation Program provides intensive housing case management services to move participants from homeless to housed while increasing housing and overall stability.

Help People be Independent

RACC provides crisis intervention, information and referral services, and legal and personal advocacy to victims of domestic and sexual violence.

RACC provides individual and group counseling to victims of domestic and sexual violence.

Rebuilding Together Fargo-Moorhead area repairs, restores, and improves the homes of low income seniors, veterans, and those living with a disability free of charge.

During the forensic interview child victims of abuse disclose what happened to them in a friendly, safe and secure environment.

Offers every child served the opportunity to receive trauma-specific evidence-based screening and brief assessment, and be connected with evidence-based treatment.

The Activity Center provides quality programming to help improve the independence and quality of life for people with disabilities.

REACH helps rural residents get their basic needs met while providing support and hope to become healthy families and contribute toward a strong community.

Salvation Army provides a variety of community-based social services, including breakfast and lunch on weekdays and a Sunday evening meal.

SOLUTIONS is dedicated to providing evidence-based treatments for children to improve relationships with families and learn skills to be successful in school.

The Prescription Assistance Program is designed to advocate on behalf of patients facing difficulties obtaining prescription medication.

North Dakota Reading Corps combines the people power of AmeriCorps with the science of how children learn to read leading to improved student literacy achievement.

Offers a full day, year round child care service for low-income families in the community. There are also spots available for drop-in, short-term childcare. Cost is based on a sliding fee scale to assist parent’s efforts in pursuing higher education or more valuable employment in order to gain greater self- sufficiency.

SENDCAA offers Free Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) for low-income individuals or families. Clients must be residents of Cass, Ransom, Richland, Sargent, Steele or Traill Counties. This service is offered by appointment or walk-in from February 1 to April 15. Tax returns, prepared by IRS certified volunteers, are free of cost and are filed electronically.

Big Brothers Big Sisters provides children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported, one-to-one mentoring relationships that change their lives for the better, forever.

Village Children's Counseling Services provides counseling to children and families in Cass and Clay counties to help them be independent.

TIP is an early intervention program with the focus on increasing academic success and increased knowledge of legal consequences.

The Special Needs program provides area schools access to their facility, physical activity and equipment for children with special needs.

Create Internships provides customized bridges for transition-aged youth with disabilities to career pathways that community employers demand.

The West Fargo Child Care Development Center is a quality child care program open to low-income families with four-year-olds living in the West Fargo school district.  This helps address the academic gap for children entering kindergarten in the West Fargo School District by helping low-income children be ready to learn when they attend kindergarten and giving low-income families access to affordable childcare.
 

YMCA strives to build strong kids and families through child care programming that will build children up physically, emotionally, intellectually and socially in a safe and positive environment. Child care scholarships help offset the cost for quality full day, afternoon, and drop-in child care.

Street Outreach provides support and services by increasing access to information and basic need items.

Youthworks' Supportive Housing for Youth Program provides supportive housing and case management for homeless youth ages 18-21. 

A Child’s World’s primary goals are to provide a developmentally appropriate environment for young children and to support and strengthen the quality of life for young children and their families regardless of their social, ethnic or economic background.  Scholarships are given first to families pursuing a four year degree, second to families pursuing any type of further education, and third to any families with financial need.

The YWCA Emergency Shelter provides safe shelter and empowers women and children transform their lives by breaking the cycles of violence and poverty.

YWCA Permanent Supportive Housing Program long-term, affordable housing along with case management and supportive services to women and their families.

The YWCA Transitional Housing Program short-term, affordable housing along with case management and supportive services to women and their families.