MRCI is one of Minnesota's largest human service non-profit organizations creating opportunities for people with disabilities and disadvantages. Through our services for individuals, families and employers; MRCI is able to create genuine opportunities for people of all abilities. Services for Individuals: MRCI empowers individuals to reach their personal goals through skill building and employment opportunities. Services for Employers: MRCI partners with employers to meet business needs and serve as an ongoing resource in diversity integration. Services for Families: MRCI provides families the resources, support, and opportunity to keep loved ones with care needs living in their homes. MRCI WorkSource programs are accredited by the Commission of Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS), and the Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED). MRCI WorkSource is a 501(c)3 nonprofit with a mission of "creating innovative and genuine opportunities for people with disabilities or disadvantages at home, at work & in the community."​

The Scott Carver Dakota Community Action Partnership (CAP) Agency’s vision is to create a strong community with healthy individuals and families, quality education, safe and affordable housing, and work that dignifies. Our mission is to assist and empower people to achieve social and economic well-being by providing services in partnership with our communities. Annually, we provide 50,000 individuals with the assistance needed to achieve social and economic well-being. The Scott Carver Dakota CAP Agency is one of 28 community action agencies in the state of Minnesota and is part of a national network of over 1,000 agencies. We utilize a comprehensive service delivery method, which allows us to work in partnership with the communities we serve. We work with individuals and families to understand all of their needs and then provide programs and services to ensure they are successful in achieving economic and social well-being. The comprehensive service delivery method provides a single point of entry for all services and programs, comprehensive assessment, joint case planning & management, and co-location of services.

At Fernbrook Family Center, we believe in using innovative strategies to build relationships and transform lives. We do this by meeting our clients where they’re at and then working with them to develop life and relationship skills that enable them to build healthy relationships in their families, at work, and in school. When it comes to delivering our services, we are most successful when we work with the individual or a child directly with their family, in school, or in the community environment. We go beyond traditional outpatient therapy and deliver our services where and when issues are occurring: in the home, in the child’s school or daycare, and in the community. Our relationship-based counseling approach focuses not only on the individual client, but also on equipping their family with resources and solutions to support their loved one. Bring your unique interests, skills, and passion for mental health to a role where you’ll have the opportunity to make an impact on someone’s life. Fernbrook is the place where continual growth and being creative is encouraged. Fernbrook values the importance of continuing education and offers flexible schedules for those in school or working towards their bachelors, master, and or PhD’s. We are looking for innovative thinkers that are passionate about working in the mental health field. Bring your unique interests, skills, and passion for mental health to a role where you’ll have the opportunity to make an impact on someone’s life.

Minnesota Valley Action Council (MVAC) it the community action agency that serves the nine counites of South Central Minnesota. MVAC utilizes various state and federal programs to offer birth to 5 preschool; employment training programs for seniors and at risk youth; energy assistance program; weatherization; homeless prevention; rental assistance; and home improvement loans. MVAC also has two thrift stores and a vehicle donation program

VINE Faith in Action was established in February 1995, as an interfaith volunteer caregiving organization serving older adults, people with disabilities and individuals and families encountering difficult life situations. VINE is a network of faith congregations, organizations and individuals providing volunteer assistance in the Minnesota River Valley of South Central Minnesota. The VINE Adult Community Center offers a variety of fun and interesting activities to appeal to adults age 55+. Events include such things as book clubs, speakers, bus trips, celebrations, special dinners and social and recreational activities. In addition to the recreational and social activities provided, we offer a variety of different health and fitness classes. Our professional staff coordinates a variety of fitness programs to help people connect with friends and neighbors and enjoy physical, emotional and spiritual wellness throughout their later years. The VINE Home Thrift Store offers gently-used home furnishings at reasonable prices. Items that we sell include; household furniture of all kinds, electrical appliances, kitchen items, lamps & light fixtures, pictures & framed art, electronics, linens, knick knacks and a variety of other household items. All proceeds remain in the community and benefit the charitable work of VINE Faith in Action.

CADA provides safety and support to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault through community engagement, advocacy, shelter, supervised parenting time services, and therapeutic support. CADA coordinates services across eight counties in south central Minnesota to address domestic abuse, sexual assault and human trafficking through education about the violence manifested in societal norms and behaviors like teen dating violence, battering, rape, child abuse, sexual assault, and the trafficking of women and children. For more information about CADA’s services and mission, visit: www.cadaMN.org. All services may be accessed by calling the 24-hour Crisis Line at (507) 625-8688 or 1-800-477-0466. CADA began as a small grassroots group of women working out of their homes, raising funds and applying for grants that later led to opening our first shelter on Second Street in Mankato. The renovated shelter had its first occupant on August 3, 1981. This building served as the shelter until August 1, 1997, when CADA moved into its new facility on Stadium Court. The first CADA shelter served 1,751 battered women and 1,088 more battered women have stayed at the new shelter through September, 2006.

We invite you to learn more about St. Martin's Early Learning Center and the enrichment we offer our students and families! Please follow this link to fill out an inquiry form and our staff will contact you with details or call us at 507-474-4400. https://form.jotform.com/201695805415154 Our ELC is in a brand new, state-of-the-art facility behind St. Martin’s church at 312 East Broadway Street in Winona. Our Christian-based teachings create a safe and loving atmosphere. We offer a premiere academic program that focuses on kindergarten readiness for children 2 years old to Pre-K. Our curriculum includes Language Arts, Math, Science, and so much more! Much of our learning is play-based. We have invested in superior educational tools and toys to create a fun and successful learning environment. St. Martin’s Early Learning Center has earned the highest possible rating of four stars from Parent Aware, Minnesota’s quality rating organization for child care. To achieve this rating, our staff volunteer for extra training and professional development to go above and beyond basic health and safety licensing requirements. Our program is committed to providing the highest level of care and curriculum for our students and we are engaged in ongoing quality improvement by using Parent Aware established best practices. St. Martin’s ELC Information & Details: -Fulltime, year-round program -2 years old to Pre-K -Tuition is $165-$160 per week -Hours: 6:30am to 6:00pm -Curriculum is taught from 8:30am to 3:00pm -Tuition: Includes all meals: breakfast, lunch and snacks

NORTHFIELD COMMUNITY ACTION CENTER is a company based out of 1651 JEFFERSON PKWY STE HS200, NORTHFIELD, Minnesota, United States.

The City of Chaska strives to be the “best small town in Minnesota.” Chaska, founded in 1852, has made a concerted effort to preserve the small-town atmosphere throughout its history. As the community grows, the City Council recognizes Chaska’s strategic advantage of its small-town approach to strong neighborhoods, community events, and public facilities. This is the official LinkedIn page for the City of Chaska, MN. Our social media policy can be found at chaskamn.gov/social-media-policy In a recent survey, employees were asked why they love their job: “There is an incredible sense of pride and community working for the City of Chaska. Everyone here shows up each and every day to give it their all to contribute to the greater good.” “I am challenged on a daily basis by new ideas and topics. I enjoy being part of a positive contribution to a great community.” “Chaska takes proactive and progressive steps to be prepared for the future as a growing community.” “Chaska has always looked ahead with an eye on the past.” “I appreciate that my ideas are heard and listened to regularly.”

The Heritage Oaks Patient Enrichment Center (HOPE Center) is an independent, 16-bed psychiatric health facility (PHF), serving Sacramento County Medi-cal beneficiaries and driven by the mission of providing mindful and caring support to adults experiencing a behavioral health crisis in our community.

Wee Pals Child Care Center is an education management company based out of 560 Dunnell Dr, Owatonna, Minnesota, United States.

At River Valley Montessori & Child Care, we believe in honoring children and creating an educational learning environment that allows each child to work at their natural and optimal level, promoting positive outcomes. We understand that every single child is someone’s entire world. It is only through close partnership and collaboration between teachers and parents that we can best support your child in all areas of development – cognitively, physically, and social-emotionally.