Life-Work Planning Center

The Minnesota Family Resiliency Program grants provide pre-employment and peer counseling to displaced homemakers who live in south central Minnesota. Services include workshops, individual peer counseling, testing and assessments, advocacy, resources and referrals, and direct assistance as appropriate. LWPC served 50 newly enrolled and 42 previously enrolled displaced homemakers in this past fiscal year. This program received $1,408 of donated office space not included in the expenses or revenue listed for this program.

United Ways and foundation grants provide pre-employment and peer counseling services to women in transition who live in south central Minnesota. Services include workshops, individual peer counseling, testing and assessments, advocacy and resources and referrals. Target populations are low income women, abuse survivors, single parents and women moving off of public assistance to self-sufficiency. This past fiscal year, LWPC served 41 newly enrolled and 39 previously enrolled women in transition. This program also served 94 clients through collaborative programming that were not specifically enrolled in this program. This program received $432 of donated office space not included in the expenses or revenue listed for this program