American Indian Family Center
The purpose of the American Indian Family Center is to support families to help ensure the development of healthy children. We believe that parents can find strength in cultural traditions. It is the traditions and values of the "old ways" that will strengthen the family, keep families together and make communities healthy and strong.

American Indian Family and Children's Services (AIFACS)
Since 1985 AIFACS has recruited, licensed, trained, supervised and supported American Indian foster homes. AIFACS belives in the right of American Indian Children to grow up among their own people. As an organization and a community supporter, AIFACS strives to find temporary homes for Indian Children. If you are interested in becoming a foster provider please call at (651) 223-8526.

American Indian Magnet School
At the American Indian Magnet School students study the rich history, culture and language area tribes including Ojibwe and D/Lakota. A strong sense of community is built through an emphasis on core values including respect, love, courage, wisdom, honesty, humility, and truth. Ojibwe and D/Lakota specialists also provide language and cultural opportunities for the students and staff.

American Indian Policy Center
Our mission is to provide government leaders, policy makers and the public with accurate information about the legal and political history of American Indian nations, and the contemporary situation for American Indians.

By providing knowledge and education, we hope to foster better-informed and culturally-sensitive responses to the challenges of American Indian life.

Division of Indian Works - St. Paul Area Council of Churches
The Division of Indian Work (DIW) addresses needs and issues in the American Indian community, respecting the cultural and spiritual diversity of the people it serves. DIW develops and coordinates programs which empower American Indian people toward self-determination.

Grotto Foundation
The Mission of the Grotto Foundation, Inc., established in December 1964, is to benefit society by improving the education and the economic, physical, and social well-being of citizens, with a special focus on families and culturally diverse groups. The Foundation is further interested in increasing public understanding of American cultural heritage, the cultures of nations, and the individual's responsibility to fellow human beings.

St. Paul American Indian Education
The American Indian Education Programs offered through the Saint Paul Public School District 625 are in existence to preserve and present the unique polititcal, sovereign, cultural, traditional, and spiritual values of American Indian nations through education. We assist American Indian Students in graduating from high school with a quality education and positive cultural/personal identity.

Women of Nations
Women of Nations' mission is to provide supportive services--including crisis intervention, advocacy, and shelter--for Native American and other battered women, their children, and other family members when appropriate, as well as to educate the public on domestic abuse issues.