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Dorm-style, permanent, group residential housing in downtown St. Paul. Residents work 1:1 with staff to develop stability plans, which are often focused on increasing self-sufficiency, and mitigating the effects of mental illness or chemical dependency. Meals are provided and staff are available 24/7.
651-224-1329
Note: Due to the move to Restoring Waters starting in April, Emma Norton Residence is no longer taking new residents.
13 townhomes with a community building, playground, basketball court and green space, providing permanent supportive housing and youth programming for single-parent families with three or more children. Emma’s Place serves families who have experienced homelessness, and who have at least one family member in recovery from mental illness and/or chemical dependency, or who has a physical disability. All residents at Emma’s Place come through Ramsey County Coordinated Access. Learn more here.
651-291-0211
Families and single adult clients live in rental units from private landlords, with wrap-around supportive services and trauma-informed care from Emma Norton case managers. Scattered-Site programs are designed to give families and single adult clients independence while they continue to receive support on their journey to self-sufficiency. Residents from other Emma Norton programs may enter the Scattered Site Housing Program, or new clients can apply through Ramsey County Coordinated Access. Learn more here.
651-291-0211
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800-543-7709