Community Resources - Childcare & Kids
Community Resources
For help finding a resource contact Amy Stotzheim, the Hubbs Center Counselor:
Click on a link below to see resources available through other organizations in Minnesota.
CHILDREN & KIDS
Childcare & ECFE
- Apply for finanial assistance for childcare
YWCA Childcare at Hubbs Center
ECFE (Early Childhood and Family Education)
- Free classes for children ages 0-5 and their caregivers
- Find childcare and other resources
SPPS School Information
- For parents with children in St. Paul Public Schools
Afterschool & Summer Programs
- Afterschool and summer
- Year round free programming for children and adults
- Free access to books, the internet, music, and movies
- Free Homework Help Centers
- Year round free programming for children and adults
- Free access to books, the internet, music, and movies
- Free Homework Help Centers
- Free and low cost indoor and outdoor activities for children and their families
St. Paul Right Track Youth Employment Program
Ramsey County Young Adult Employment Program
Youth Intervention Services
Talk to the staff at your child's school if your child is struggling in school, refusing to go to school, or their behavior has changed significantly. You do not have to wait until the teacher calls you or for school conferences to talk to your child’s teachers. Schools will provide interpreters if you ask.
- Ask your child's teachers if they have noticed the same behavior changes and how things are going for them in school.
- Ask the school counselor or social worker about programs or resources to help before the issue becomes a serious problem.
- If the behavior lasts for a long time and affects your child’s daily functioning (appetite, sleep, interaction with friends and family) then contact your child's doctor.
If these things do not work, check out the Ramsey County Youth Engagement Program
- This program prevents kids from running away or becoming truant (missing too much school and involved in the court system).
- They will first do an assessment to see if your child qualifies for their services.
- You can call for an assessment at 651-266-5308.
