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Living with Disabilities in Minneapolis
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ArtShop
ArtShop offers practical approaches to facilitate art exploration for children and adults with disabilities, successfully discovering and developing artistic abilities that provide self-expression and creative opportunities in St. Paul.
AuSM
AuSM serves Minnesotans throughout their lives with a fundamental commitment to advocacy, education, support, collaboration, and community building, offering opportunities virtually and in-person.
Bridging Hearts
Bridging Hearts provides quality social connections, both online and in person, for an underserved population of isolated and lonely young adults with learning differences including Autism Spectrum Disorder.
COMPAS - Connect with MN artists for events, classes, and more!
COMPAS puts creativity in the hands of Minnesotans, regardless of their age, background, or skills, offering events, classes, and more.
Highland Friendship Club
The Highland Friendship Club serves individuals with disabilities from teens through adulthood by providing a range of opportunities to develop lifelong skills, friendships and connections within their community in St. Paul.
Inclusive Writing Classes
Inclusive writing classes offer a radical chance for adults with developmental disabilities to speak for themselves in a medium usually used to speak about them, with over 400 alumni and counting.
Interact Center for the Visual and Performing Arts
Interact Center's mission is to create art that challenges society's perception of disabilities and to build community connections, transforming lives through dance and story in an intergenerational, intercultural participatory arts program.
Next Chapter Book Club
Next Chapter Book Club offers community-based book clubs for adolescents and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, where participants meet weekly for one hour to read aloud and discuss a book provided by the library in St. Paul.
The Arc Minnesota
The Arc Minnesota promotes and protects the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, providing information, assistance, education, and public policy leadership.
The Artability program
The Artability program provides free workshops and hosts an annual art show for the general public to promote mental health in the community, creating a space for people to tap into their creativity free of expectations or judgments.
Valley Friendship Club
The Valley Friendship Club promotes and provides safe, accessible social opportunities while fostering friendships, aiming to enhance community connections, empower club participants to strengthen important life skills, and create greater social independence in Washington County.
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