The Caring Crew LLC provides assisted living facilities for residents 18 or older, who have physical or mental health conditions. They also provide in-home services including daily tasks, transportation to medical appointments, and errands.

763-222-9503 | email The Caring Crew LLC

Senior Link connects seniors and people with disabilities with organizations that provide services. Services include lawn care, window washing, and minor home repairs. They also connect seniors and disabled people with providers and services for transportation, Medicaid Waiver Programs, family caregivers, and homelessness. Some of these services are at low-cost or offered on a sliding fee scale. For more information you can< reach them at the following contact information or at their website.

800-333-2433

Hearts and Hammers provides assistance to people who are 60+ years old, disabled, or severely ill. They also provide services to current or former armed forces members and their spouses. The services are free of charge unless and so are materials, unless materials are needed that Hearts and Hammers do not actively stock. A social security statement is required for elderly people and a medical statement is required for disabled or severely ill people. The services that are provided include landscaping, minor repairs, painting, and outdoor cleanup. 30-40 volunteers and a small number of handymen are provided to come to the site.

651-636-0797 | info@heartsandhammers.org

In order to use this service you must make less than the income below.

Household size (monthly / yearly income):

• 1: $2,683 / $32,200
• 2: $3,629 / $43,550
• 3: $4,575 / $54,900
• 4: $5,521 / $66,250
• +$11,350 per year for each additional person.

Northeast Youth & Family Services acts as a community advocate. They provide financial assistance and resources for people who have had past trouble with law enforcement, adults with mental health problems and chemical dependencies, and financially needy adults.

651-486-3808

The Rondo Community Land Trust provides support to low-income families. Six housing units in twin homes have been created in Shoreview. They provide purchase assistance for buying a home.

651-292-7791

The Dispute Resolution Center (DRC) restores communities by promoting constructive and peaceful resolution of conflicts. A variety of conflict resolution options are provided for conflicts between people including mediation, diversion and youth programs. They can help address civil disputes involving housing, harassment, contracts, neighbor issues, or other civil matters. Training is also offered on how to navigate conflict and seek restorative justice outcomes.

651-292-7791

The City of Shoreview may provide financial assistance for materials if household income is 80% below the community’s AMI (Area Median Income). You need to provide your contact information, address, project scope, materials needed, and income.

The city has three different loan options to make purchasing or improving homes more affordable. Each serves different needs in the home buying or home-ownership process. Visit NeighborWorks Homepartners to learn more and apply.

• First-time home-buyers down payment assistance program
• Home improvement loan program 
• Manufactured home improvement program
• Additional resources