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Provides free nonperishable food items to individuals in need. Food Assistance

Provides comprehensive dental services. Dental Care More information: - Dental services include checkups, cleanings, X-rays, fillings, repairs, extractions, dentures, and more

Provides certified instructor-led CPR training, including chest compressions and rescue breaths. Public Health and Safety

Offers a DUI program that includes treatment and education. Addiction and Recovery

Thrift store offering used household items in support of The Saint Paul's general fund. Home Goods More information:

• Donations accepted

Offers in-home support for older adults, including personal care and homemaker services. In-Home Care

Registers voters and conducts elections. Political Participation More information:

• Administers absentee registration and voting
• Provides duplicate voter cards and voting records
• Accepts the filing of candidates for local offices

Offers home-delivered frozen meals, with lunch and dinner options available. Food Assistance

• Includes 1 and 2 bedroom housing
• Provides access to local social services as needed

Offers volunteer opportunities including firefighting, EMT, and administrative support services. Volunteering More information:

• All training is provided for firefighter, EMT, and paramedic certifications

Provides skilled nursing and long-term care for individuals with complex medical and ongoing care needs. Residential Care More information:

• Includes post-hospital recovery, wound care, respiratory care, medication and pain management, memory support, hospice and palliative care, and other specialized medical services

Offers volunteer opportunities related to greeting, administrative support, tour guiding, dog walking, animal transport, and shelter maintenance. Volunteering

Offers a faith-based, 13-month program that helps individuals end the cycle of addiction. Temporary Shelter More information:

• Includes daily bible study
• Food and lodging are provided at no cost; smoking is not allowed
• Male participants work various jobs at The Hope Center
• Donations of money, hygiene products, clothing, and dry goods accepted

Provides training on how to handle an overdose, including what to do and what not to do, 9-1-1 communications, how to administer Narcan, and what to do afterwards. Public Health and Safety

Offers exams and treatments for vulvovaginal health concerns, including infections, skin irritation, and long-term pain. Medical Care More information:

• Diagnoses and treats yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
• Performs pelvic exams and lab tests
• Helps manage chronic conditions like vulvodynia
• Addresses tissue changes and discomfort resulting from menopause or autoimmune disorders
• Oral and topical medications, hormonal therapy, local anesthetics, and physical therapy available

Provides partial hospitalization for adults with substance use disorders, including counseling, medication-assisted treatment, and individualized treatment planning. Addiction and Recovery More information:

• Delivers more than 20 hours of interdisciplinary clinical care each week
• Helps individuals transition from residential treatment or receive intensive outpatient support

Conducts certified instructor-led CPR and first aid training, including chest compressions and rescue breaths. Public Health and Safety More information:

• Provides instructions on proper usage of automated external defibrillators

Teaches people about opioids and how to help someone who has overdosed. Classes are virtual. Substance Use Disorder Services

Provides skill-building services in community settings for individuals with developmental disabilities. Rehabilitation Services More information:

• Offers services in groups of one to four participants
• Develops self-advocacy, money management, social, and daily living skills
• Includes community exploration, volunteering, and health and wellness activities
• Serves participants interested in moving beyond site-based day habilitation, transitioning youth who are not job ready, and individuals approaching retirement

Provides local-level disaster management through fire suppression, rescue, and emergency medical services. Public Health and Safety More information:

• Handles hazardous materials

• Includes emergency assistance for households affected by disasters like fires, floods, and hurricanes 
• Teaches CPR, first aid, swimming, lifeguarding, and water safety
• Organizes blood drives and schedules donor appointments 
• International tracing services are made available for disaster victims 
• Offers communication, counseling, and financial help for active-duty military and their families 
• Shelter information available on the website

Administers childhood immunizations and provides case management to children who are not up-to-date with immunizations. Medical Care More information:

• Includes flu, COVID-19, and back-to-school vaccines
• Follows the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended vaccine schedule
• Shares immunization guidance with medical providers, WIC programs, child care facilities, schools, and community residents

Provides transitional housing and support services to help survivors of domestic violence move from emergency shelter toward permanent housing and independence. Temporary Shelter More information:

• Offers a safe living environment following emergency shelter
• Helps participants rebuild stability and prepare for independent living
• Connects individuals with services based on their needs

Provides eligible individuals and families with grants to cover heating and utility expenses. Utility Assistance More information:

• Applicants may be homeowners, renters, roomers, or boarders
• Available all year for electricity and during the winter months for heat
• Limited funds available for furnace repair, replacement, and other weatherization procedures

• Options include independent living, alternative living units, and group homes