2014 at a Glance
Get a sneak peek of our numbers from 2014! More to come later on, but here are some of our favorite stats and achievements from the last year.
Get a sneak peek of our numbers from 2014! More to come later on, but here are some of our favorite stats and achievements from the last year.
When opportunity knocked, he answered. Clifton Traxler-Owens, a YouthLink client and resident at Nicollet Square, is a testament to the resiliency young people need to forge a positive path in today’s tumultuous world. “It’s hard to grow into an adult during this time,” he said recently. “Without the opportunities I have had at YouthLink I…
Even though the nursing profession dates back to ancient times, these skilled and empathetic caregivers have been in the spotlight over the past couple of years as a result of their tireless work during the COVID-19 pandemic. At YouthLink, one of the services we offer to young people experiencing homelessness is access to low barrier…
We’re celebrating the five-year anniversary of the Youth Opportunity Center (YOC)—a collaboration of over 30 agencies providing services to young people all in one location to help break down barriers youth face. To celebrate, we’ve asked our partners to share a little bit more about what they do, after all, the YOC wouldn’t exist…
This month, YouthLink is celebrating Black History Month by showcasing some of the amazing women in our community. Hi, my name is: KaMia Watson I identify as: a black woman What I do at YouthLink: I am the Administrative Assistant here at YouthLink, where I am responsible for assisting with day-to-day administrative operations. What does…
This month, YouthLink is celebrating Black History Month by showcasing some of the amazing women in our community. My name is: Shanice “Sunnie” Mason I identify as: A queer, black woman. At YouthLink, I am a: youth advocate. What does a woman of color/black woman mean to you? Being a black woman means so much…
This month, YouthLink is celebrating Black History Month by showcasing some of the amazing women in our community. Hi, my name is: Dr. Rose Brewer I identify as: a Black woman, scholar–activist What I do at YouthLink: I am a strong supporter of YouthLink and am very pleased with the work that is being done….