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May 2020
Job Training Center offers help for youth in Anoka County
The Anoka County Job Training Center has resources available for youth to help them in many areas related to gaining employment including one-on-one assistance, internships, training, and access to other resources that can help in building job skills.
Find out more »Anoka County to allow temporary signage for businesses
The Anoka County Board of Commissioners has authorized placement of temporary signage within the county right-of-way to announce re-openings and alternative service delivery options during the COVID-19 pandemic restriction period.
Find out more »“Sharing Our Stories” call tree
Want to stay connected to others? Join East Side Neighborhood Services “Share Our Stories” call tree to stay socially connected using the "old" technology of the telephone. The call trees are groups of people who once a week call another participant and are, in turn, called by another participant.
Find out more »MACC offers free hour of counseling support
The Minnesota Association of Christian Counselors (MACC) is offering a free hour of counseling support for anyone who is feeling stress or emotional trauma during the COVID-19 crisis.
Find out more »Online mental health peer support groups
NAMI Minnesota (National Alliance on Mental Illness) is sponsoring a variety of free online peer support groups for adults and young adults living with a mental illness, their families, friends, spouses/partners, as well as parents of children and teens.
Find out more »Spring maintenance for native plants
The Mississippi Watershed Management Organization have put together a simple guide and a video to help learn the basics of maintain a native plant garden.
Find out more »Music in the Parks goes virtual
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) has cancelled the May and June Music in the Parks events, due to COVID-19, and moved them to virtual events.
Find out more »Minneapolis Park and Recreation virtual programs
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has created a Virtual Recreation Center with activities, education, and resources that can be accessed from anywhere.
Find out more »Mississippi River Paddle Share open
Mississippi River Paddle Share, established by the National Park Service to encourage kayaking on the river, is open for the season with COVID-19 protocols in place.
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