Identify gaps and remove barriers that exist for new Americans, support unemployed and underemployed workers to acquire and maintain family-sustaining employment, and increase access to supportive services that are essential to wellbeing and career success.

Provide a safe, caring and fun environment for kids to learn, grow and prepare for a bright future.

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

Head Start Summer School delivers quality services to children including early learning, health, and family well-being while engaging parents as partners.

CAPLP eliminates and prevents homelessness in our community by providing a wide array of supportive housing and outreach programs.

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

This project will provide low-income individuals with the skills and support necessary to obtain and maintain living wage employment.

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

Dorothy Day Food Pantry provides nutritious food options to our neighbors in need.

Churches United provides safe shelter, stable housing, nutritious food and a path towards healing.

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.

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

The Even Start program allows children to gain kindergarten readiness skills while their parents are attending GED or EL classes.

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

The FM Coalition to End Homelessness works with partners to achieve solutions in preventing and ending homelessness.

Provides food to hungry children over the weekend and on school breaks when other food resources are not available.

Ending Hunger 2.0 addresses root causes of hunger with a primary focus targeted at the intersection of hunger and health.

Recover surplus food and distribute it to individuals seeking assistance at feeding programs, and our Mobile Food Pantry/Pop-Up Food Program.

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.

Jump Start is a preschool experience for three, four and five-year-olds providing developmentally age-appropriate activities to ensure future success.

NLC We help homeless people in our community who are homeless and hurting go from merely surviving to truly thriving.

PPiH reduces and ends homelessness through eviction prevention and shelter diversion for the most vulnerable households in our community.

PPiH reduces homelessness by providing intensive housing stability case management to those in our community who are the most vulnerable.

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.

We provide exceptional experiences to educate the whole child with an emphasis on providing mental health services on-site.

REACH provides food pantry services, BackPack food, counseling services, career services and senior driving services to rural Clay County residents.

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.

This project will provide low-income individuals with the skills and support necessary to obtain and maintain living wage employment.

SOLUTIONS utilizes The Incredible Years Model which is shown to reduce challenging behaviors and increase social, academic and regulation skills.

SOLUTIONS utilizes The Incredible Years Model an EBP shown to reduce challenging behaviors and increase social, academic and regulation skills.

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

ND Reading Corps combines the power of national service with literacy science to help struggling learners transform into confident students.

Big Brothers Big Sisters provides strong, enduring, professionally supported, one-to-one mentoring relationships to change the lives of at-risk youth.

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

TNT Removes barriers. Every individual has potential which presents an opportunity for them to thrive and contribute in our community.

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

This program provides social emotional training in school for parents, students, and teachers in partnership with community mental health professionals.

On-site mental health therapy reduces barriers and minimizes lost class time. This initiative provides therapy to students in secondary schools.

The West Fargo Child Care Development Center program provides quality preschool opportunities for four year olds at risk for not being prepared for kindergarten.

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 targets various community locations by reaching out to youth who have runaway, are homeless and those at-risk.

Youthworks provides transitional housing, case management, life skills training, and support services for homeless youth ages 18 - 21.

Provides safety and life-changing services that empower women and families to break the cycles of poverty, violence, and homelessness.

Reduces homelessness by providing rapid-rehousing, transitional, permanent housing and supportive services to survivors of violence and their families.