As public health ambassadors, we address the social determinants of health: healthcare access and quality, education access and quality, social and community context, neighborhood and built environment, and economic stability.
As a grassroots nonprofit 501c3 organization -- formed by BIPOC women with abundant lived experience -- we embrace our power to be fluid in the projects we choose. Priority projects are determined by thoughtfully listening to members of our community and taking swift and dependable action. Also, we are scrappy and fierce and don't typically take no for an answer.
Our HOPEmobile is a motorhome and the only one-stop shop in Minnesota addressing the social determinants of health -- all under one roof. in 400 hot meals a week, triage for social and medical services, winter gear, new socks and underwear, hygiene, harm reduction kits, and more.
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Your donations allow us to continue our meaningful, impactful work for overall community health, BIPOC youth advancement, essentials and services for our unsheltered neighbors, opioid prevention, and gun violence reduction.
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We employ recently unsheltered individuals at $20/hr and provide job skills, mentoring and support.
We employ BIPOC teenagers at $15/hr to assist us with community-based projects, and mentor younger kids.