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94% of kids who graduate from our therapeutic preschools are kindergarten-ready but for that to happen, children need to get to school. We need a new bus.

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For over 139 years, The Family Partnership has been recognized as an innovative and highly impactful nonprofit in the Twin Cities area, and over one million children and families have benefited from our specialized services in order to realize their full potential – regardless of income or origin. Through counseling, education, and advocacy, we support children, families, and communities in need, and empower them to solve their own problems.

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About The Family Partnership

For over 139 years, The Family Partnership has been recognized as an innovative and highly impactful nonprofit in the Twin Cities area, and over one million children and families have benefited from our specialized services in order to realize their full potential – regardless of income or origin. Through counseling, education, and advocacy, we support children, families, and communities in need, and empower them to solve their own problems.

Make your donation today!

Advocacy

Poverty increases vulnerability. The Family Partnership is using a two-generation approach to helping sexually exploited women and teens and their families gain stability and prevent their children from being preyed upon in future generations.

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The Family Partnership 2018 Annual Report

In 2018, we served 17,300 children and families with our two-generation approach to provide a clear path for family success. Program outcomes and more can be found in our full report. To view The Family Partnership 2018 Annual Report click here.

June 12, 2019

We served 39,200 people in 2016

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Leaders in addressing the effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences

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PRIDE Director Lorena Pinto Honored as Emerging Nonprofit Leader

Lorena Pinto honored as emerging nonprofit leader Congratulations to Lorena Pinto, Director of The Family Partnership PRIDE program, for receiving the Catalytic Leader Award from the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits. This award recognizes Lorena for her work advocating for programs and policies to end gender-based violence, and for creating a lasting impact in our community. … Continue reading PRIDE Director Lorena Pinto Honored as Emerging Nonprofit Leader

June 14, 2019
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