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Leadership sets the tone and the vision for an entire organization. At Face to Face, our managers and directors are all thoughtful, caring, values-driven professionals with the expertise necessary to carry out the vision of the youth we serve, and our board of directors.
At Face to Face, you can find support in so many ways. You can get screened and treated for STIs, tested for HIV, talk about and get birth control, and see a provider for prenatal care —as well as general medical care for coughs and scrapes—at low or no cost.
Your investment in youth today is creating a better future for tomorrow. Each year, Face to Face serves over 2,500 youth in our community. Through the services we provide, youth are able to continue their education, have their basic needs met, receive healthcare and work on their future goals.
Face to Face supports youth ages 11 to 24 with health care, mental health services, and basic needs services for youth experiencing homelessness. We serve over 3,000 youth every year. Learn more. FAQ. What if I have no money or insurance? Am I the right age to get help? What medical services do you offer? Why go to SafeZone?
2020年7月1日 · Face to Face has provided essential support for marginalized young people since 1972. We began as a volunteer-run walk-in crisis counseling and reproductive health clinic for youth. In 1994, at the request of the State of Minnesota and Ramsey County, we opened SafeZone, our drop-in center for youth experiencing homelessness.
Are you or your group looking for a meaningful way to volunteer and support youth who are experiencing homeless or at risk of homelessness in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area? We will work with you to find a way to be involved that matches your skills, time, and interests.
Face to Face has been partnering with youth since 1972 when the agency began as a walk-in crisis counseling and reproductive health clinic serving youth on St. Paul’s East Side. Programming grew to include a full adolescent medical clinic and mental health program.
