Assisted Living: Promotes independence but with supervision/assistance with daily living and coordination of outside services.
When caring for yourself or your loved one becomes too difficult, living alone is no longer appealing, mowing your own lawn, or making your own meals is too trying, contact us at GoldPine Home for a tour and personalized needs assessment.
As a state-certified assisted-living facility, we specialize in providing short-term and long-term care for community seniors who cannot or no longer want to live alone.
Philosophy of GoldPine Home
GoldPine Home believes that quality healthcare is a basic right. We believe in providing an environment that focuses on resident choice and independence while maintaining safety and family involvement. We see staff, residents, their families, and ourselves as a unique diverse family. As with all families communication is key to a valuable united experience, so another focus is maintaining open lines of communication. That said we strive to make necessary services available in a comprehensive, coordinated manner. We will fulfill needs with our current staffing or contact other community services as needed. To summarize, our total focus is on meeting the needs of our elders through compassionate and individualized care.
So, when you are looking for a 24-hour assisted-living facility, there is one company you can trust, GoldPine Home. With our preplanned activities we guarantee you will have the time of your life.
24 hour on-site licensed staff
24 hours/day RN on call
Experience senior care in Blackduck
The Good Samaritan Society is committed to providing an unprecedented level of quality service, compassionate care and range of amenities to ensure our residents enjoy a care-free, fulfilling lifestyle that is tailored to their needs
Long Term Care: Rehabilitation and skilled care (sometimes referred to as nursing home or skilled nursing care) refers to care that is provided for residents who need the assistance of rehabilitative and/or licensed nursing staff.
Rehibition Department: An in-house therapy department provides inpatient and outpatient occupational and physical therapy. Inpatient speech therapy is also available. Contact the Therapy Department to review eligibility options.
Pine River Location:
518 Jefferson Ave.
Pine River, MN
218-292-7316
Grand Forks Locations:
2230 River Road NW
East Grand Forks, MN
877-597-1050
2122 River Road NW
East Grand Forks, MN
218-292-7320
Greater Minnesota Management manages several apartment properties across Northwest Minnesota. Whether you are looking for market rate, subsidized housing, or senior apartments, check out our well-managed properties first.
Our Mission
We connect people, businesses, and communities through local groundwater education and action, making us all part of the solution for clean, sustainable, groundwater.
Our Vision
A network of people, businesses, and communities proactively protecting groundwater for sustainable use today and tomorrow.
All About Water Well Wish
Welcome to Water Well Wish, where we believe that clean water is a fundamental right. Join our mission to provide life’s most basic need – clean, safe drinking water – to families and communities in need. Lack of access to healthy drinking water can reduce life expectancy by up to 20 years. Together, we can make a significant impact and bring hope and health to those without access to this essential resource.
Your donations will directly fund the construction of water wells in underserved areas within the United States. You’ll receive regular updates on the wells you helped build and the lives you’ve transformed.
Our mission will not end until every American has access to clean, safe water. Each water well represents a life-changing gift for the people and families it serves. Since the inception of the program in August of 2023, we’ve already completed wells for 21 families, and 8 more are on the way, and every day we receive more and more applications, creating a current backlog of multiple families in desperate need and waiting.
Itasca County Habitat for Humanity is part of a global, nonprofit housing organization. We partner with people who are dedicated to eliminating substandard housing, both locally and worldwide.
Together, we aim to eliminate substandard housing through constructing, rehabilitating and preserving homes, by pushing for fair housing policies, and by providing training and resources to help families improve their living conditions. Habitat for Humanity was founded on the conviction that every man, woman and child should have a safe, decent and affordable place to call home.
ReStore:
Itasca County Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a unique home improvement store. We sell new and gently used furniture, home accessories, building materials, and appliances at a fraction of retail price. That means you save money! We take those dollars and reinvest them in affordable houses right here in Itasca County. The home improvement materials you see in our store are donated by people right here. We pass those savings on to you AND build more houses.
Our ReStore entrance is located at the side of the building, at the back of our administrative office.
In the past 25 years, we have completed over 100 homes in Cass, Crow Wing and Hubbard Counties. Active in 100 countries, Habitat for Humanity International has built over 500,000 homes, providing more than 2 million people in 3,000 communities with safe, decent and affordable shelter.
Begun in 1976 by Millard and Linda Fuller, Habitat for Humanity is the 3rd largest builder of homes in the world and the 5th largest builder of homes in the United States. The vision of Habitat for Humanity is to eliminate poverty housing form the face of the earth.
ReStore:
The Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a home improvement store that sells new and used furniture, appliances and building supplies at a fraction of the retail price. All proceeds support Lakes Area Habitat for Humanity’s work building homes for hard-working local families.
Through the selling of donated construction and home related items we:
- Provide quality building materials to the general public at discounted prices.
- Prevent usable items from being put in landfills.
- Increase the number of homes built with low-income families through Lakes Area Habitat for Humanity.
Havenwood, where residents are cared for without regard to age, sex, race, color, creed, religion, handicap, or national origin. The Home is licensed by the State of Minnesota, certified for Medicare and Medicaid, and complies with all standards mandated by regulating agencies.
Havenwood Care Center (formerly Beltrami County Nursing Home) has a long history of caring for the elderly. Originally, long-term care services were provided at the Lake Julia farm, 15 miles north of Bemidji. From 1917 until 1968, that facility was one of the few in the region dedicated to the ill and aged who required long-term care. In 1968, the old home was retired and a new 85 bed facility opened at our current location. In 1974, a 48 bed addition extended capacity to 133 beds. We currently utilize 90 beds.
Although the site has changed, the same dedication and spirit of love and understanding exists. We continue our pledge to maintain the highest possible standards of nursing care and to provide social, recreational, intellectual, spiritual, physical and re-motivational activities specifically designed to meet individual needs.
Havenwood is a place where the joys, frustrations, and excitement of living are shared by residents and staff.
Heritage Living Center
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When the situation requires experienced and compassionate long-term care, Heritage Living Center delivers. At the Heritage Living Center, care means medical and health care services for the best possible outcomes. Care means a comfortable and safe place, a place of community that enhances lives and helps residents make the most of every day.
CLOSE COLLABORATIONS
Heritage Living Center team of health care professionals understands the diverse needs of older adults. They know each resident differs in background, concerns, and interests. They partner to ensure care that considers the whole individual.
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Hillside Manor
16 and 30 Sand Lake Ave SW
Bagley, MN
- 18 – Two Bedroom Apartments
- 6 – Three Bedroom Apartments
Hillside Manor Apartments is located in Bagley, a strong community with a rich heritage. Visitors revel in the acres of forested areas and the multitude of lakes surrounding the city. This property is available for family designation; this housing is funded thru USDA. The rent will be based on 30% of adjusted annual income. Income limits apply.
- On site laundry facilities
- On-site mail delivery
- Heat, water, sewer, garbage and an electric utility discount included in rent calculations
- Off street parking
- Non-smoking building
There is a $35.00 application fee for each adult on the application. Please do not pay this until you are notified that you are next in line for an apartment. You will be asked to send it then. For more information, call 800.504.6093.
Free Legal Help for Renters
Eligibility
Chronic or long term homeless Leech Lake Band members, their spouses and caregiver of enrolled LLBO children. Lyman”Dede” Losh Transitional Home application and background check required prior to admission
Documents Required
- Background check
- Release of information signed
- Homeless documentation
- ID
- Proof of enrollment or spousal documentation, if a band members spouse.
- Individual income resources documentation
- Must save 40% of earnings while a resident
Intake Procedure
- Walk-in
- Call for more information
- Applicant may call for an intake with shelter staff
Housing owned and operated by a local government entity, such as a Public Housing Agency or a Housing Authority, which provides low-rent affordable housing to households with low incomes who are eligible.
The rental amount paid by the resident is often determined based on the resident’s income. Some housing has a low, fixed rent amount. Public housing comes in all sizes and types, from scattered single family houses to high-rise apartments. Some housing may be restricted to specific populations, such as older adults, families, or people with disabilities.
Publicly owned housing provides 120 units of low-rent or subsidized housing to households with low incomes who are eligible and meet family size criteria for units, consisting of 100 1-bedroom apartments and 20 scattered site single family dwellings.
Northland Apartments:
* Low income housing for eligible persons
* One bedroom apartments
* 100 unit apartment building
Scattered Sites:
* Low income housing for eligible families
* 20 homes in Bemidji (with garage)
* Three, four or five bedrooms
Housing Matters works with Long-Term Homeless individuals with diagnosed disabilities utilizing a Minnesota state funded program called Housing Support. Our agency works with private market landlords in the community to secure available housing options, broker and maintain relationships between landlords and participants, make payments of rent and utilities on a participant’s behalf, and to provide ongoing supports and basic need supplies.
Services
At Housing Matters we provide intensive case management services to build relationships that can foster individual growth. Implementing evidence based practices in our strategy to working with others is critical in achieving success. Some of the practices and philosophies that we implement in our work are; Motivational Interviewing techniques, recognizing the Stages of Change, utilizing a Harm Reduction approach, as well as understanding mental health, chemical health, and physical health barriers that can create serious difficulties for people in our community. We recognize that each person has a different set of skill sets and goals, but that everyone has a right to be provided with tools and resources to realize them. We believe that cyclical poverty, chemical health, and institutionalized racism have all played roles which have resulted in the current landscape of mental health, substance use, and its’ relation to homelessness.
For more information on the following, please click the related links:
Low Rent Public Housing:
Bemidji: Northland Apartments and Scattered Site Housing.
Section 8 – Housing Choice Voucher:
Rental assistance subsidy for very low and extremely low income:
Beltrami, Clearwater and Mahnomen Counties.
Bridges:
Subsidy program by referral from the Mental Health Initiative. Beltrami and Hubbard Counties
Re-Entry:
For supervised parolees’ by referral from the Department of Corrections. Beltrami County
Project-Based Vouchers:
Park Place for individuals who are homeless. Conifer Villas and Conifer East for families.
VASH Vouchers:
Bemidji: Vouchers for Veterans.
The application can be done on myportal.bemidjihra.org
National
http://www.realtor.com/apartments/Bemidji_MN
Bemidji Based
http://www.bluffviewmgt.com (218) 755-9500 apartments@bluffviewmgt.com (Formerly http://www.bemidjiapts.com)
http://www.rentinbemidji.com 218-759-1900 info@rentinbemidji.com
http://www.crownpropertybemidji.com 218-751-5699 info@crownpropertybemidji.com
Inter-County Community Council is a non-profit, community action agency that serves Red Lake, Pennington, East Polk and Clearwater Counties. Through varied and multiple programs, Inter-County Community Council helps people to build a better Minnesota. For more information on programs relating to energy assistance, family services, self sufficiency, employment & training and ICCC Head Start, please contact the Inter-County Community Council.
This is a privately owned building that provides rental housing to income eligible households that is lower than the market rate rent for the area. This type of affordable housing assistance may have additional eligibility requirements.
Features
- Area Served by County
- Clearwater County
- Payment
- Private pay
- Specialization
- People with low income
Eligibility
Applicant must meet income limits set for the state funded affordable units. Check with the property management for specific income limits. Individual properties may have additional eligibility requirements.
Nursing Home facility in Red Lake, MN
PO Box 399, Red Lake MN 56671
Our Mission
The mission of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe Housing Authority is to develop affordable homes and housing opportunities for all Native American families on the Leech Lake Reservation, to provide efficient/sensitive services that lead to self-sufficient tenant/home owners and healthy safe communities.
History
The Leech Lake Housing Authority was formed by the Leech Lake Reservation Business Committee on September 1, 1963 (Ordinance 63-01) and has been in existence for over 50 years. The formation of a Housing Authority and an independent Board of Commissioners, consisting of six Band Members is a requirement to enter into funding contracts through the U.S. Department of Urban Development.
Our first development projects were built in 1964-1966, which consisted of 105 rental and Mutual Help home ownership units. Since the first years of development to the present the Housing Authority has built and/or purchased nearly 600 homes within the reservation boundaries.
Equal opportunity housing, open to the public.
PO Box 938, Cass Lake, MN 56633