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A thrift store that sells new or gently used clothing for a minimal charge. Additional items available may include housewares, decor, children's items, books, and gently used furniture (all furniture must be approved before being brought into the building). Special deals are offered daily each week.Donations are accepted daily of new or clean gently used items. Items accepted include women, children, and men's clothing, shoes, accessories, electronics, books, linens and bedding, seasonal winter wear, and furniture in good condition. More about items accepted and not accepted can be found on the website.

Provides non-emergency medical transportation, working with the client's health insurance to cover costs. Transportation services are provided to therapy appointments, medical appointments, hospitals, nursing homes, adult day centers, and schools.Referrals to other alternative ride options within network providers are available.

Thrift store offering new and used clothing and household goods.Village Rewards program whereby shoppers earn points for each dollar spent, for donating, and for special volunteer events. When 2500 points have been earned, a $10 Village Reward is awarded to be spent in the store.Store offers a personal shopper service free of charge. Single and duo appointments may be scheduled and the personal shopper will select items based on the shopper's preferences. Visit arcsvaluevillage.org to learn more or sign up.

Free clinic for uninsured or underinsuredServices vary by site, but may include:- Diagnostic imaging- Diabetic education- General medical care - Lab services- Mental health services- Physical exams- Physical therapySome funding available for prescription help; for maintenance meds, the clinic will enroll qualified patients in the RX programs through the pharmaceutical company. Controlled substances are not prescribed.

Assists elders in adjusting to a new culture through culturally sensitive recreational, therapeutic, and social activities such as:- Translation- Group discussion- Storytelling- Arts, crafts, and music- Supervised, structured exercise- Case management- Transportation arrangements- Health education, diabetes classes, and nutritional classes- Nutritionally balanced and culturally appropriate morning and noon meals, and afternoon snacks- Chronic disease management assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL)

Providers treat a variety of common everyday condition virtually. Patients complete an online health interview and a provider sends a diagnosis and treatment plan with 1 hour. Providers treat: - Acne - Athlete's foot - Burns - Canker sores - Cold or influzenza (flu) - Cold sores - Constipation and/or diarrhea - Diaper rash - Ear pain - Eczema or dermatitis - Exposure to a sexually transmitted infection - Female bladder infection (UTI) - Hay fever/allergies - Head lice - Heartburn or acid reflex (GERD) - Hives - Influenza prevention - Ingrown nail - Insect bites - Jock itch - Low back pain - Motion sickness prevention - Pink eye (conjunctivitis) - Rash - Ringworm - Sinus infection - Stye - Sunburn - Swimmer's ear - Tick bite - Tinea (fungal skin infection) - Urinary problems - Vaginal yeast infection - Whooping cough (pertussis) exposure

A customized care plan will be designed with the assistance of a Qualified Professional to meet the individual's needs. 2Care4U offers services such as:- Companionship Care-Home Health Aid- Homemaker Care- Respite Care- Registered Nurse Supervision/Skilled Nursing Services- Private Duty Nursing CareThe commitment to 4U Home Health Care clients, families, staff, and community partners allows the highest quality of home health care. It is accomplished through: - Demonstrating ethical responsibility through the just use of all our resources in a respectable manner.- Advocating for the health, safety, and well-being of each individual client.- Building a work environment where each staff member is valued, respected and has an opportunity for personal and professional growth through training, support, and recognition.

Provides awareness, information, and referrals to connect Minnesota's waiting children to foster and adoptive families. Includes the State Adoption Exchange, an online photo listing of Minnesota children in need of families.Also provides workshops and education on attachment, trauma, transracial adoption, parenting, and other topics relevant to foster, adoptive, and kinship families.

Provides a community group for parents and their children so they can learn, have fun, share joys, challenges, and nurture one another. The goal for parents is to be comfortable with one another, share thoughts, ideas, improve parent/child interactions, and increase social connections. The Parent Education Coordinator is available to help with any problems.

Provides therapy and counseling at school sites and HDC clinic locations

Professionals help families, adults, and children who are experiencing emotional and behavioral difficulties, and who need more intensive services to increase stability both at home and in their community.Find a Location: https://sagentbh.com/our-locations/minnesota/

Library service for residents who live outside member library communities.Several different types of materials and services are available through the American Language Services (ALS) Bookmobile:- Adult and children's books- Audio books- DVDs- Interlibrary loans- Large print books- Music- Video gamesSee website for annual schedule

Program provides healthy foods, nutritional information, and more. Offers monthly WIC clinics in:Two Harbors: Third Wednesday and Thursday of each monthLake County Service CenterBaptism River Room (lower level),616 3rd Avenue, Two Harbors, MNSilver Bay:First Thursday of each monthSilver Bay Library9 Davis DriveSilver Bay, MN?

Helps individuals and families with low incomes (including temporary low incomes) get the food they need for nutritious and well-balanced meals. Provides extra support to help stretch a household's food budget - it is not meant to cover all the groceries a family needs. Monthly benefits are loaded on an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card, which looks and works like a debit card. The card can be used to buy groceries at authorized stores, farmers markets, and online retailers. Learn more about where to shop and what can be bought. The amount of benefits received is based on income, expenses, and number of people in the household. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Employment and Training (SNAP E&T) program provides free employment and education training and support for people getting SNAP benefits. SNAP E&T participants gain support, skills, training, or experience to reach their goals. Many organizations, including technical and community colleges, community-based organizations, county agencies, tribes, and CareerForce Centers provide SNAP E&T programs and services. Programs can include career planning, job search, training for in-demand jobs, student support, financial support, and continued support once a participant has a job.

Families are needed to open their homes to school age children needing a temporary place to live. Placements vary in length. Foster providers become part of the agency team that works closely to meet the child's needs and with the child's parents toward the goal of reuniting the family or finding permanency for the child.

Provides the Small Cities Development Program through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development agency. The program is a grant available to residents to make basic home repairs and necessary improvements such as accessibility, code compliance repairs, and energy efficiency.The grant may help with replacing or repairing services such as:- Defective plumbing, heating, electrical systems- Ramps and bathroom accessibility conversions- Roofing, windows, doors, and wall repairs

Provides diagnostic evaluations and medication management for a wide variety of mental health issues for children between the ages of 4 and 17 years old with occasional exceptions to assess younger children in consultation with their pediatricians.Mental health issues include problems such as:- Anxiety Disorders including separation anxiety, social anxiety, phobias, obsessive-compulsive disorder, panic attacks, and post-traumatic disorder related to child maltreatment and other traumas- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - including attention problems without hyperactivity- Behavioral Problems that are not responsive to counseling services alone- Behavioral/mood/other symptoms in children with Autism/Aspergers- Childhood hallucinations, paranoia, and other psychotic symptom- Mood Disorders including both depressive and manic (bipolar) disorders- Mood/anxiety/other symptoms in children with Substance Abuse problems- Self-injurious behaviors & suicidal thoughts- Tourette's/Tic Disorders

Patients may qualify for discounted care based on household income and assets which covers emergency and medically needed care. Does not cover out-of-network services based on insurance plans. Also offers:- Charity Care: Offers financial help to patients who cannot pay all or part of their medical bills. 50-100% of the bill may be paid.- Pharmacy Assistance Fund: Provides one-time (once a year) prescription assistance to patients experiencing financial hardship. Request must not exceed $500.- Uninsured Discount: Provides a discount on medically-needed services for uninsured patients

Program to enhance the care and quality of life of people who are terminally ill, includes inpatient and home care.

Focuses on increasing the number of lawful permanent residents in Minnesota who become U.S. citizens and collaborating across sectors to promote the importance of citizenship. ILCM works with clients to file the citizenship application and accompanies applicants to the citizenship interview. Many naturalization cases are placed with private attorneys trained and supervised through our Pro Bono Project.

Volunteer opportunities available, may include: Adopting a selected or assigned section of shelving and keeping collection items clean and in correct order Assisting customers of the Friends of the Library Bookstore by helping them find materials they wish to purchase, operate a cash register, and arrange sales materials Becoming a Service Enterprise to help the library build a strong framework for working with volunteers and providing a process to implement a strategic plan that better engages volunteers at all levels Volunteer seed sorter for the Seed Library (seasonal, February - July)

Elementary, middle, and high school, Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE), adult basic education, and community education.

Provides specialty services at various locations: - Chiropractic services (Otter Tail, Sebeka, Verndale, and Wadena Clinic sites) - Midwifery (Sebeka Clinic site) - Orthopedics (Baxter and Henning Clinic sites)