Full House Referral Agency

Full House Referral Agency Full House is dedicated to offering ongoing specialized housing support to all our warriors regardless of their economic standing.

A primary focus is to advocate for our warriors to secure compassionate and skilled care housing that fits theirs needs.

Come out and Join us for some much needed fun and to celebrate how great the support program did during March Food Drive...
04/03/2024

Come out and Join us for some much needed fun and to celebrate how great the support program did during March Food Drive. Neighborhood House

FEBRUARY 8-9, 2020 ~ Healthy LIFE EXPO™Saturday 10am to 5pmSunday 10am to 5pmMinneapolis Convention Center Ballroom1301 ...
02/06/2020

FEBRUARY 8-9, 2020 ~ Healthy LIFE EXPO™

Saturday 10am to 5pm
Sunday 10am to 5pm

Minneapolis Convention Center Ballroom
1301 2nd St - Minneapolis, MN - 55403

We EXPANDED this show to be our LARGEST EVER! Nutrition, Fitness, and Longevity - It's all here! Explore up to 200+ exhibitors offering everything for health, balance and success in all areas of life. 3 - Stages of on-going speaker presentations, and demonstrations. US Strongman Competition on Saturday. Hourly prize drawings that include Good Earth Restaurant Gift Cards and Expo Guys Famous Hot Sauce!, Play Booth Bingo and win a FitBit. New this year is three Stages with non-stop speaker’s presentations! Product sampling, hourly drawings and free health information. The Smart place to get the free tips information to start living a healthier life. See the latest in nutrition, fitness, men’s & women’s health, medical information, weight loss, health services, and much more! Seminars, product demonstrations, entertainment, and great shopping all weekend long! $6 at the door or FREE with food shelf donation.

See all the attractions at: http://www.MediaMaxEvents.com or call (952)238-1700

“Social determinants of health” are buzzwords floating in nearly every circle of public health these days. And they shou...
02/05/2020

“Social determinants of health” are buzzwords floating in nearly every circle of public health these days. And they should be, as there is mounting evidence that environmental exposure shapes human disease. In 1998, the Centers for Disease Control released its landmark study on adverse childhood events (ACE), drawing links between childhood stressors, disease, social concerns and risk of early death.
The ACE study has been emphasized in trauma-informed work in the mental health sector, yet it was conducted on individuals who were predominantly White and middle-class. No similarly scaled study has ever been conducted with African-American youth or adults.
The one study I found on low-income urban youth included just 119 participants, of multiple races (compared to 17,000 in the ACE research) (Wade et al, 2014). That’s problematic. Any person who has ever worked with predominately African-American populations, especially low-income people, know that our lives are full of adverse events—whether experienced at home, in the community or within institutions. We need to look at these determinants of African-American mental health if we are to support recovery, healing and hope.

Last year, when I first learned about the ACE study, I decided to take the 10-question survey that was used by its researchers. I easily scored 9 out of 10 possible points. I was born in rural South Carolina in the late 1970s. My biological parents and my stepfather all had direct experiences with Jim Crow segregation laws, Klan violence and domestic violence, before I was born. I was raised by highly traumatized people to begin with. When we moved to the South Bronx in 1982, it was literally on fire. Divestment, the proliferation of drugs and “White Flight” caused the Bronx to collapse into urban decay. Our city-owned apartment was dilapidated, infested with vermin. We lived on less than $10K a year. Though my mother came here to escape racism, my K-8 schools were both segregated and under-funded. The violence I experienced and witnessed began early. When my family refused to let dealers sell drugs in our building, they attempted to kill us. I was just five years old. We had to pass the bullet holes they left in the door and outside walls every day. Community shootings occurred so frequently that all the kids in my neighborhood were trained to hit the floor as soon as we heard gunshots to avoid stray bullets. I witnessed significant numbers of people succumb to the crack-cocaine and HIV epidemics, including relatives. Intravenous drug use was so commonplace, it was difficult not to step on needles when walking down the street. Even worse, I suffered sexual assaults by multiple perpetrators before the age of 18.

Check out Hennepin County employer of the day. Us Aviation Services
01/28/2020

Check out Hennepin County employer of the day. Us Aviation Services

A BIG THANK YOU to Metropolitan Sincerity HomeCare for partnering with us. We hope to make your placement strategies eas...
01/23/2020

A BIG THANK YOU to Metropolitan Sincerity HomeCare for partnering with us. We hope to make your placement strategies easier and your house fuller.

Reach out for all your referral needs. We are here to make your life and the lives of your loved ones easier.

Know your work. Being paid accurate for the work you do matters. Vouch for yourself.
01/23/2020

Know your work. Being paid accurate for the work you do matters. Vouch for yourself.

Bridging is now Hiring for full time non exempt positions. Please reach out if you need help applying.
01/13/2020

Bridging is now Hiring for full time non exempt positions. Please reach out if you need help applying.

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Tuesday 7am - 10pm
Wednesday 7am - 10pm
Thursday 7am - 10pm
Friday 7am - 10pm

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