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St. Louis
County Social Services 320 W 2nd
Street Duluth, MN (218) 726-2000 |
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The St. Louis County Social
Services Department administers and implements Federal, State, and County
public policies and mandates involving the protection, support, and
rehabilitation of families and individuals. |
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Center City Housing Corp. |
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CHUM– Churches United in Ministry 102 West 2nd
Street Duluth, MN (218) 720-6521 |
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CHUM is churches caring about
people and working for change through programs and efforts that respond to,
serve, advocate for, and empower people with unmet needs. |
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HRA– House Redevelopment Authority 222 East 2nd
Street Duluth, MN (218) 529-6300 |
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Housing Access Center 206 West 4th
Street Duluth, MN (218) 722– 6525 |
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Veteran Outreach North 102 West 2nd
Street Duluth, MN (218) 722-8763 |
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Legal Aid Services of Northeast Minnesota 424 West
Superior Street Duluth, MN (218) 726-4800 |
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The Human Development Center
(HDC) is a private, non-profit agency. It provides comprehensive mental
health services to residents of Carlton, Cook, Lake and southern St. Louis
counties. |
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The Salvation Army, an
international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian
Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the
love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet
human needs in His name without discrimination. |
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Women's Transitional Housing
Coalition (WTHC) is a non-profit. WTHC was established in 1986 with the
vision of offering services that assist women and children who are
experiencing violence, homelessness and chronic poverty and to create an
environment that strengthens a woman's belief in her ability to influence the
direction of her life. |
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The Duluth office of Legal Aid
Service of Northeastern Minnesota (LASNEM) is a civil legal services office
for residents of Carlton, Cook, Lake and Southern St. Louis Counties in the
Arrowhead region of Northeastern Minnesota. The office includes a general
legal services program and the Senior Citizens Law Project. |
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1401 East 1st
Street Duluth, MN (218) 728-4491 |
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The Housing and Redevelopment
Authority of Duluth will strive to ensure that decent, safe, affordable
housing conditions are available to all residents of the community. |
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105 ½ West First Street · Duluth, Minnesota 55802 · Telephone (218)-722-7161 · Fax (218) 720-3483 |
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Provides information and
advocacy to renters; mediation services to resolve landlord-tenant disputes;
advises tenants on fair housing; training landlords and tenants; assists
tenants in locating housing. |
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Veteran Outreach North provides
and / or coordinate transitional and supportive services for veterans
experiencing homelessness who are motivated toward positive change. |
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Community Action Duluth 19 N. 21st
Avenue W. Duluth, MN (218) 726-1665 |
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206 West 4th
Street Duluth MN (218) 722-8708 |
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Community Action Duluth is not
officially an anti-war group, but they have taken an anti-war stance.
Instead, they address issues of poverty in the Duluth area. |
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The Damiano Center started as an
emergency operation to feed people amidst an economic crisis in 1982. It's still going strong, and offers clients
a lot more than a free meal now. |
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Center for Drug
and Alcohol Treatment 400 Torrey
Building (218) 722– 4996 |
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The Center for Drug and Alcohol
and Drug Treatment’s Intensive Outpatient Treatment program has been operated
since 1987. It's located in the Center's new building at 1402 East Superior
Street in Duluth and serves men and women who are diagnosed with chemical
abuse or dependence problems. |
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Duluth Housing 1000 is an
initiative of the Duluth Affordable Housing Coalition (a coalition of 25
housing providers, developers and advocacy organizations) and other
organizations and citizens concerned with the lack of affordable housing in
Duluth. |
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219
North 6th Avenue East Duluth, MN 55805 (218) 624-1739 |
