NWCoC seeks info on potential supportive housing projects
NWCoC is seeking information about potential supportive housing projects that could seek funding through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s CoC Builds program.
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NWCoC is seeking information about potential supportive housing projects that could seek funding through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s CoC Builds program.
Dollars released by NMF included more than $578,000 in grants through NMF’s family of funds, $165,000 in loans to small business owners, and $147,000 through NMF’s mission-driven grants programs.
Community and economic development professionals from across the region gathered in Bemidji this winter to build confidence and sharpen their advocacy skills ahead of the 2025 legislative session.
The Clear Waters Life Center has been able to provide piano lessons to eight students who have never taken lessons before, thanks in part to grant support from the Bemidji Area Arts Endowment.
The Learning Tree Childcare Center in Hallock used grant funding to reconfigure its preschool space to create a combined toddler and preschool room.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services will host two in-person engagement sessions in Northwest Minnesota as it continues to solicit input on the second draft of licensing standards for child care centers and family child care programs.
The application period for the Initiators Fellowship opens on May 1. This two-year fellowship provides a suite of supports for emerging entrepreneurs whose business ideas include socially beneficial outcomes.
A recent training series aimed to give child care providers the tools they need to manage stress, avoid burnout, and continue delivering high-quality care.
Clancy Heath, who graduated from Roseau High School, earned the Neen’s Future in Space Scholarship.