Listening House of St. Paul

People in transition or crisis feel isolated and need a welcoming space where they can feel connected and accepted. We strive to create a safe environment that supports people going through change, knowing we are not change-makers and that lasting change must come from within. We accept people where they're at; set expectations for courteous, lawful behavior and help them plan a course forward. A basic safety net of services includes hygiene products, clothing, mail/message delivery, telephones, haircuts, foot care (including socks/shoes/boots) and essential first aide. Onsite partner professionals consist of mental and chemical health outreach teams, housing advocates, chiropractic care, medical screening and veteran's assistance. Two-hundred plus people come to Listening House daily. Nearly 800 individuals visited last year.