Our mental health professionals partner with individuals, couples, and families across the lifespan to provide counseling services through a strengths based and trauma-informed lens.
Our social workers engage families in partnership to enhance child and family safety, mental health, and well-being and collaborate with Olmsted County to offer families individualized support.
Our professional staff and volunteers work with older adults and persons with disabilities so they can remain in their homes and neighborhoods.
We support community initiatives and organizations that support the people we serve in building better lives.
David Walters has been a dedicated volunteer at the Family Access Center (FAC) as a supervised visitation monitor for…
Learn MoreJustin was born in Wisconsin and moved to Rochester when he was in the 7th grade. After graduating from Mayo in June…
Learn MoreLend a hand with transportation. Older adults and persons with disabilities really need and appreciate the help!
Volunteer respite caregivers ease the burden of caregiving, promote life balance, and prevent isolation and burnout.
