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Agencies Specializing in African American Therapeutic Services

• Kente Circle
• Black Therapists Rock
• Empower Therapeutic Support Services
• Relationships LLC
• Metro Social Services
• Wild Tree Psychotherapy
• Marnita's Table
• Minnesota Care Partners

The M Health Fairview Cultural Broker Program is an initiative of the East Side Health and Well-Being Collaborative. Cultural brokers build people's capacity to take charge of their own well-being by bridging cultural gaps, linking people to culturally responsive support and resources, encouraging social connectedness and co-navigating mainstream systems. Host agencies include the American Indian Family Center, Family Values for Life, Hmong American Partnership, the Karen Organization of Minnesota and CLUES. Cultural brokers do not provide emergency services or crisis intervention.

• African American community: 612-394-9634
  • Rhonda Godfrey: rhonda.godfrey@fairview.org
  • Host location: Family Values for Life

The M Health Fairview Cultural Broker Program is an initiative of the East Side Health and Well-Being Collaborative. Cultural brokers build people's capacity to take charge of their own well-being by bridging cultural gaps, linking people to culturally responsive support and resources, encouraging social connectedness and co-navigating mainstream systems. Host agencies include the American Indian Family Center, Family Values for Life, Hmong American Partnership, the Karen Organization of Minnesota and CLUES. Cultural brokers do not provide emergency services or crisis intervention.

• Hmong community: 651-470-3210
  • Contact Nou Vang at nou.vang@fairview.org
  • Host location: Hmong American Partnership

Holistic healing is about caring for the whole person by supporting physical, mental, spiritual and social well-being. It emphasizes the connection of the mind, body and spirit.

• Penny George Institute for Health and Healing
• Hennepin Healthcare Integrative Health
• Mayo Clinic Integrative Medicine and Health
• YMCA George Wellbeing Center

The M Health Fairview Cultural Broker Program is an initiative of the East Side Health and Well-Being Collaborative. Cultural brokers build people's capacity to take charge of their own well-being by bridging cultural gaps, linking people to culturally responsive support and resources, encouraging social connectedness and co-navigating mainstream systems. Host agencies include the American Indian Family Center, Family Values for Life, Hmong American Partnership, the Karen Organization of Minnesota and CLUES. Cultural brokers do not provide emergency services or crisis intervention.

• African American community: 651-347-6618
  • Rhonda Godfrey: rhonda.g@familyvaluesforlife.org
• Hmong community: 651-470-3210
  • Contact Nou Vang at nouv@hmong.org
• Latino community: 612-297-5328
  • Contact Jessica Moran at jmoran@clues.org
• Indigenous/Native American community: 651-802-1194
  • Contact June Blue at Blue@aifc.net
• Karen community: 651-238-3505
  • Contact LwePaw Kacher at Inkacher@mnkaren.org

The following resources were shared by the Suburban Ramsey Family Collaborative and Northeast Metro Intermediate School District 916:

A Life in Practice (612-405-5220): Rebeka, founder of the organization, is a healing justice practitioner, filmmaker and teacher. She offers individual and group life coaching, workshops, free online yoga and meditation, virtual individual healing sessions on a suggested donation basis and youth-specific YouTube playlists that encourage wellness of the mind, body and spirit.

Healing Within (651-490-3347): Healing Within Wellness Center is committed to creating an environment where each person feels respected and accepted while offering opportunities for learning, healing, contributing and receiving from one another. BIPOC practitioners offer racial healing workshops throughout the year.

612 Jungle (612-615-8614): Yoga set to hip-hop music. Donation-based virtual classes and outdoor classes are available.

Holistic Heaux: Offers holistic health consultations on a sliding fee scale and guidance on how vitamins, nutrients and foods can support healing.

She Heals Noojimo Noojimo'iwe (612-401-9219): Renee, founder of the practice, is an Indigenous holistic healing practitioner, community cultural healer, teacher and circle keeper. She specializes in bodywork, energy healing, Healing Touch, Usui Reiki, myofascial release, hands-on healing and Indigenous healing.

She is an experienced facilitator of community and self-healing ceremonies and teaches Usui Reiki and hands-on self-care techniques designed to reconnect people with the healer within.

"I have a special interest and share a deep connection with those who have experienced trauma, and I have additional training specific to helping others move out of trauma and into resilience."

Neon Soul (952-212-9727): Offers bodywork, energy work, massage and food justice services. Prioritizes appointments for BIPOC individuals and offers sliding-scale services.

Edges Wellness (Alex Lantaff: 612-230-8905): Therapy rooted in social justice.

RECLAIM (612-235-6743): Provides mental health support for LGBTQIA+ youth ages 12-26.

Root Crown Healing (612-351-0108): Offers race-based trauma therapy for adults age 18 and older, as well as art therapy, Reiki and healing yoga.

Aruba Mental Health (612-848-8115): Offers virtual therapy and intensive therapeutic services for adults and children. Multiple BIPOC providers are available.

The M Health Fairview Cultural Broker Program is an initiative of the East Side Health and Well-Being Collaborative. Cultural brokers build people's capacity to take charge of their own well-being by bridging cultural gaps, linking people to culturally responsive support and resources, encouraging social connectedness and co-navigating mainstream systems. Host agencies include the American Indian Family Center, Family Values for Life, Hmong American Partnership, the Karen Organization of Minnesota and CLUES. Cultural brokers do not provide emergency services or crisis intervention.

• Karen community: 612-836-8085
  • Contact Lah Pwee at Lah.Pwee@fairview.org
  • Host location: Karen Organization of Minnesota

Programación para niños, jóvenes y la familia/Youth and Family Programming

• CLUES — A linguistically and culturally relevant nonprofit resource and service organization by Latinos for Latinos.
• Centro Tyrone Guzman — A multiservice Latino organization providing holistic, culturally centered health, wellness and education programming for children and adults.
• La Oportunidad — A Twin Cities-based nonprofit that works with Latino youth on leadership development.
• Neighborhood House (formerly the Wellstone Center in St. Paul) — A full-service hub for people seeking help with basic needs, from food to housing, as well as family coaching and educational programming for adults, youth and children.

Servicios para la salud mental

• CRECER
• CLUES
• Centro Tyrone Guzman

Recursos para educación especial y más

• Discapacitados Abriéndose Caminos — Discapacitados Abriéndose Caminos provides services in Spanish for families of children with disabilities. Services include home visits, referrals, advocacy, interpretation and translation, training and guidance about individualized education programs and individualized family service plans, eligibility assessments for benefits and other services, and educational workshops.
• PACER Center — PACER provides individual assistance, workshops, publications and other resources to help families make decisions about education and other services for a child or young adult with disabilities. PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center provides resources designed to benefit all students, including students with disabilities.

Violencia doméstica/Domestic Violence

• Esperanza United (formerly Casa de Esperanza) — Esperanza United works to eliminate violence against women and children in the Latino community and the broader community. It offers family and court advocacy, bilingual 24-hour crisis response and shelter.

Comida/Food

• White Bear Area Food Shelf — Almacén de comida de White Bear Lake.

Navegando el sistema educativo y apoyo para obtener una licencia de conducir/Navigating the Education System and Driver’s License Support

• UNIDOS Minnesota (formerly Navigate MN) — A grassroots organization that builds power with Minnesota’s working families to advance social, racial and economic justice. The organization grew from the DREAMer movement, and immigration, education and climate justice are central to its work.

Recursos legales/Legal Resources: Temas civiles

• Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services — Offers a full range of high-quality legal services to low-income people and eligible client groups in civil matters.
• Tubman Legal Services — Provides eligible clients with advocacy and representation in criminal and family law cases. Tubman can help with legal matters in Hennepin, suburban Ramsey and Washington counties.

Recursos legales/Legal Resources: Inmigración

• Listas de recursos legales en Minnesota — Language selections are available at the top right of the page. Seleccione su idioma en la esquina superior derecha de la página.
• Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota — A nonprofit that provides immigration legal assistance and policy advocacy for low-income immigrants and refugees in Minnesota.
• Red Cards to print or order in various languages — Tarjetas rojas para imprimir o pedir en varios idiomas.

Consulados en Minnesota/Consulates

• List of consulates in Minnesota — Lista de consulados en el estado de Minnesota.

Recursos médicos para la familia/Medical Resources for the Family

• La Clínica Bear Care — No-cost and low-cost health services for students and children of all ages in White Bear Lake Area Schools. Servicios gratuitos y de bajo costo para estudiantes y niños de White Bear Lake Area Schools.
• La Clínica — Low-cost health care services for families with financial need. Servicios de salud de bajo costo para familias de bajos recursos económicos.

Otros recursos

• Latino Economic Development Center — A nonprofit focused on transforming Minnesota communities by creating economic opportunities for Latinos through business development and employment skills programming. Una organización sin fines de lucro que busca transformar las comunidades de Minnesota mediante la creación de oportunidades económicas para los latinos a través de programas de desarrollo empresarial y habilidades laborales.

The M Health Fairview Cultural Broker Program is an initiative of the East Side Health and Well-Being Collaborative. Cultural brokers build people’s capacity to take charge of their own well-being by bridging cultural gaps, linking people to culturally responsive support and resources, encouraging social connectedness and co-navigating mainstream systems. Host agencies include the American Indian Family Center, Family Values for Life, Hmong American Partnership, the Karen Organization of Minnesota and CLUES. Cultural brokers do not provide emergency services or crisis intervention.

• Latino community: 612-297-5328
  • Contact Jessica Moran at jessica.moran@fairview.org
  • Host location: CLUES, St. Paul

• Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center
• We R Native: For Native Youth, By Native Youth
• National Indian Education Association
• American Indian Family Center: Serving St. Paul & the East Metro
• Niniijaanis One of Ones: Early Childhood Equity for Kids Birth to 6
• Migizi
• Division of Indian Work 
• MDE: American Indian Education 

• Indigenous/Native American Community, 612-484-1309
  • Contact Monique Nelson at monique.nelson@fairview.org 
  • Host location: American Indian Family
    Center, St. Paul’s East Side location