South Metro Human Services

Caring Home and Health Care Services Inc is a Minnesota Department of Health Category "A" Licensed home health service provider, which assists individuals to lead dignified and independent lifestyles in the comfort and safety of their own homes. We are a business designed to provide a unique "all-in-one" service to residents of the Twin Cities area in Minnesota. We are committed to providing quality, ethical and professional services. Our employees are carefully screened and trained.The services provided are varied and encompass Nursing Services, homemaking, heavier cleaning, childcare, respite, handyman tasks, outdoor maintenance, and personal care.In addition, we offer free, in-home needs assessments, client-endorsed referrals, and custom-designed payment plans. A more thorough listing of our services is outlined in our service page and brochure. Should a desired service not be listed, chances are very good that we can arrange for it. Assistance is available around the clock, seven days per week. We are Open for business 24/7.If you would like to obtain more information, arrange for services, or make a referral, please feel free to contact one of our friendly assessment specialists at your convenience.

Founded in 1896, Volunteers of America is a national faith-based organization dedicated to helping people live healthy, safe and productive lives. Based in Eden Prairie, Minn., it is one of the largest and comprehensive human services organizations, serving more than 2 million people each year in hundreds of communities across the United States. The organization supports America's most vulnerable groups, including seniors, people with disabilities, at-risk youth, men and women returning from prison and many others. The Volunteers of America has partnerships with various firms, such as the Comcast, Hasbro, Juice Plus and Scholastic.

The Link is a youth and adult-led nonprofit organization based in North Minneapolis, dedicated to empowering youth and families to overcome the challenges of poverty and social injustice. Founded in 1991, it serves the Twin Cities Metro area, focusing on youth aged 10 to 24 who are experiencing homelessness, sexual exploitation, or involvement in the juvenile justice system. Through a continuum of innovative, youth-driven programs, The Link addresses the basic needs of these young individuals while providing them with the resources and relationships necessary to pursue their goals and thrive. With a commitment to partnership and advocacy, The Link plays a crucial role in creating safe and stable futures for the youth it serves. Generated from the website