A. Bauers: 612.584.1148; A. Edwards-Madding: 612.460.1833; S. Harris: 612.405.8321; J.Kilibarda: 612.440.5064

You are eligible for a no-cost standard Minnesota ID card if you are a Minnesota resident, 24 years old or younger and experiencing homelessness. This is not a driver's license and does not give you the authority to drive.

Sometimes it's easier to write out your thoughts. Complete this form as another way to connect.

Child Mental Health: 612.348.2233 | National Suicide Hotline: 1.800.273.TALK 8255 | Crisis Text: Text MN to 741741 | and more.

We can guide you in the search for personal, long-term help. Need more resources stop bye

Forgot it, lost it or can't find it? Come to us for school supplies, clothing, food, and fees for sports, field trips, bus cards and testing.

When crisis situations arise, we can help locate emergency funds for food, rent/housing, transportation, medical needs and more. 

MMLA's Youth Law Project offers free legal advice for youth 18 and under, and those 18-24 who are homeless, in high school. Connect with your Social Worker or call 612.746.3763 to get help with:

• DOPA (Delegation of Parental Authority), which assigns parental rights of a minor to another person.
• FInding protection from abuse, neglect.
• Establishing teen parent rights.
• Getting government ID documents.
• Getting immigration documents.
• Other general legal questions.

We are able to address immediate needs of our students thanks to the generosity of our community. We appreciate your support! 

Illness, unplanned moves, financial crisis--there are a number of reasons you might fall behind, but we can help you catch up!

We support pregnant and parenting students and their children with onsite childcare and a variety of programs. Learn more.