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The Aliveness Project Food Shelf is open for members by appointment Monday-Friday 9-3:30. Members can use the Food Shelf once each calendar month.
The Aliveness Project is open 9 am – 4 pm Monday-Friday. Members are warmly welcomed to hang out and socialize as well as access services. Members of the public are welcome to donate, volunteer, and access HIV testing and PrEP.
Aliveness members and folks living with HIV can drop in to for walk-in housing support every Tuesday from 10 – noon and 1 – 2:30 pm. Services include: housing needs assessment, coordinated entry assessment, referrals for some housing services, one-time housing consultation, information about current openings, waitlists, and financial assistance. Assistance is first come, first served.
All members are welcome to join Jackie and Joe Reyes in playing bingo in the dining room for prizes before lunch! Bingo is called every Tuesday at 11 am.
Aliveness members are welcome to enjoy a hot lunch onsite Monday-Friday from 12 – 2 pm, no appointment needed. Members may bring a guest to eat for free up to 4 times a month and members’ children under 13 eat for free.
Aliveness members and folks living with HIV can drop in to for walk-in housing support every Tuesday from 10 – noon and 1 – 2:30 pm. Services include: housing needs assessment, coordinated entry assessment, referrals for some housing services, one-time housing consultation, information about current openings, waitlists, and financial assistance. Assistance is first come, first served.
This recovery meeting is open to the public and held Tuesdays at 6 pm. The “SMART” in Smart Recovery stands for Self-Management And Recovery Training. It is a transformative method of moving from addictive substances and negative behaviors to a life of positive self-regard and willingness to change. For more info, contact Jay at 612-822-7946, ext. 202, or Marshall at 612-389-1991.
The Aliveness Project Food Shelf is open for members by appointment Monday-Friday 9-3:30. Members can use the Food Shelf once each calendar month.
The Aliveness Project is open 9 am – 4 pm Monday-Friday. Members are warmly welcomed to hang out and socialize as well as access services. Members of the public are welcome to donate, volunteer, and access HIV testing and PrEP.
Aliveness members are welcome to enjoy a hot lunch onsite Monday-Friday from 12 – 2 pm, no appointment needed. Members may bring a guest to eat for free up to 4 times a month and members’ children under 13 eat for free.
Narcotics Anonymous meets at Aliveness every Wednesday at 8 pm and Saturday at 10 am. It’s an open meeting, all are welcome. Please come to the side parking lot door and ring the buzzer.
The Aliveness Project Food Shelf is open for members by appointment Monday-Friday 9-3:30. Members can use the Food Shelf once each calendar month.
The Aliveness Project is open 9 am – 4 pm Monday-Friday. Members are warmly welcomed to hang out and socialize as well as access services. Members of the public are welcome to donate, volunteer, and access HIV testing and PrEP.
Aliveness members are welcome to enjoy a hot lunch onsite Monday-Friday from 12 – 2 pm, no appointment needed. Members may bring a guest to eat for free up to 4 times a month and members’ children under 13 eat for free.
Tea Time is a peer-led support group for transwomen and femme-presenting individuals at Aliveness the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of every month. Contact Luna Maldonado at (612) 244-0426 for more info!
The Aliveness Project Food Shelf is open for members by appointment Monday-Friday 9-3:30. Members can use the Food Shelf once each calendar month.
The Aliveness Project is open 9 am – 4 pm Monday-Friday. Members are warmly welcomed to hang out and socialize as well as access services. Members of the public are welcome to donate, volunteer, and access HIV testing and PrEP.
Aliveness members are welcome to enjoy a hot lunch onsite Monday-Friday from 12 – 2 pm, no appointment needed. Members may bring a guest to eat for free up to 4 times a month and members’ children under 13 eat for free.
The Aliveness Project Food Shelf is open for members by appointment Monday-Friday 9-3:30. Members can use the Food Shelf once each calendar month.
The Aliveness Project is open 9 am – 4 pm Monday-Friday. Members are warmly welcomed to hang out and socialize as well as access services. Members of the public are welcome to donate, volunteer, and access HIV testing and PrEP.
Aliveness members are welcome to enjoy a hot lunch onsite Monday-Friday from 12 – 2 pm, no appointment needed. Members may bring a guest to eat for free up to 4 times a month and members’ children under 13 eat for free.
Join our mental health practitioner Bianca Bodine-Haag for a free support group open to all Aliveness members! “Mental Health Mondays” is held every-other-Monday from 1 – 2 pm. It’s a mental health support group for members to gain support and skills to manage emotional health. Contact [email protected] or (612) 822-7946, ext. 220 with questions. All members are welcome, no RSVP needed.
The Aliveness Project Food Shelf is open for members by appointment Monday-Thursday 9-4:30 and Friday 9-3:30. Members can use the Food Shelf once each calendar month.
Aliveness members and folks living with HIV can drop in to for walk-in housing support every Tuesday from 10 – noon and 1 – 2:30 pm. Services include: housing needs assessment, coordinated entry assessment, referrals for some housing services, one-time housing consultation, information about current openings, waitlists, and financial assistance. Assistance is first come, first served.
Aliveness members are welcome to enjoy a hot lunch onsite Monday-Friday from 12 – 2 pm, no appointment needed. Members may bring a guest to eat for free up to 4 times a month and members’ children under 13 eat for free.
Aliveness members and folks living with HIV can drop in to for walk-in housing support every Tuesday from 10 – noon and 1 – 2:30 pm. Services include: housing needs assessment, coordinated entry assessment, referrals for some housing services, one-time housing consultation, information about current openings, waitlists, and financial assistance. Assistance is first come, first served.