The Human Services in this area of Minnesota. I am not surprised by how many Human service
offices are around this area in southern Minnesota and all provide the same amount of service if not
more in some areas. Here is what I wrote down to work with.
Faribault County Human Services 412 N Nicollet St Blue Earth, Mn. 56031 (507) 526-3265
https://www.fmchs.com
Martin County Human Services 115 W 1st St Fairmont, Mn. 56031 (507) 238-4757
https://www.fmchs.com
Nicollet County Human Services 2070 Howard Dr. W. North Mankato, Mn 56003 (507) 387-4556
https://www.co.nicollet.mn.us
Blue Earth County Human Services 410 S 5th St Mankato, Mn 56001 (507) 304-4319
https://www,blueearthcountymn.gov
Brown County Human Services 1117 Center St. New Ulm, Mn. 56073 (507) 354-8246
https://www.co.brown.mn.us
Freeborn County Human Services 203 W. Clark St. Albert Lea, Mn 56007
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Faribault County and Martin County are a joint powers agency operating as a political subdivision
providing health and human service programs as directed by Minnesota state. Some of the places are
the WIC office, Cada of Faribault County, Faribault County employment, and Mn Valley Action
council.
Blue Earth County has human services and social services, Mental health services, healing counseling,
adult child and family services, and addiction recovery.
Brown County human services has energy assistance, New Ulm Human Resources, the Brown county
evaluation center, and Head Start.
Freeborn County Human Services has the Freeborn County extension services, Prevent child abuse
Minnesota, Humane Society of Freeborn County, LIFE Center of Freeborn County Disability services
and support organization, and Senior Resources of Freeborn for Senior citizen center.
This just names a few of all the services available to those who need help. The youth services agency
has plenty of organizations that are either nonprofit or government/state funded. Agencies also get
funding through donations and charities. These services take place inside facilities such as shelters,
schools, group homes, etc. The needs of the are are high in Philadelphia because of the poverty rate
and low income families. The list of agencies range from youth preventative services to youth juvenile
justice services. Another organization in the list provides child care services.
Juvenile Justice Center(JJC)- 100 W. Coulter Street Philadelphia, PA 19144 https://juvenilejustice.org
Shelter
Social Services
Mental and Behavioral Health Services
Support Services
Federation Early Learning Services (FELS)- 10700 Jamison Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19116
https://felskids.org
Childcare Information Services (CCIS)
Subsidized Childcare for low income services
Youth Service Inc. (YSI)- 410-12 N 34th Street Philadelphia, PA 19104 https://ysiphilly.org
Transportation Services
Tutoring
Youth Emergency Service(YES)
Prevention Services
Onsite medical care
Family Empowerment Service
Public Citizens for Children and Youth(PCCY)- 990 Spring Garden Street 2nd Floor Philadelphia, PA
19123 https://www.childrenfirstpa.org
Free eye and dental care
Free health care services
PCCY Picasso Project
Northern Children's Services- 5301 Ridge Ave Philadelphia, Pa 19128 https://northernchildren.org
School Therapeutic Services (STS)
Group Therapy
Family Counseling
Treatment Foster Care (TFC)
Behavior Specialist Consultant (BSC)
Kinship Care Services
Mobile Therapy(MT)
Children's Choice-616 E. 24th Street Chester, PA 19013 https://www.childrenschoice.org
Family Foster Care
Social Services
Adoption Services
