Open Lab @ North End Laundry

We’re here to help you! Access to computers to check your emails Brush up on your resume, job searches, and more Connect to resources to help you land your next opportunity Navigating technology use (Email, Google drive, unfamiliar websites, devices, etc.) Vi......More

We’re here to help you! Access to computers to check your emails Brush up on your resume, job searches, and more Connect to resources to help you land your next opportunity Navigating technology use (Email, Google drive, unfamiliar websites, devices, etc.) Visit us at the North End Laundromat every other Sunday mornings.

Talk with a Social Worker

Get one-to-one help and referrals without an appointment for: •Shelter and housing options •Mental health issues •Food/SNAP benefits •Government and community resources •Legal resources You can request an appointment with Allison at 612-437-8192 or online at ......More

Get one-to-one help and referrals without an appointment for: •Shelter and housing options •Mental health issues •Food/SNAP benefits •Government and community resources •Legal resources You can request an appointment with Allison at 612-437-8192 or online at https://sppl.org/social-worker/

Community Resource Outreach Project (CROP)

Join us for a cup of coffee and get assistance with services related to housing, shelter access, benefits, identification, healthcare, chemical dependency and more. Drop in assistance is available for people who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. Everyone......More

Join us for a cup of coffee and get assistance with services related to housing, shelter access, benefits, identification, healthcare, chemical dependency and more. Drop in assistance is available for people who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. Everyone welcome! Community partners: People Inc. Community Outreach And Stabilization Unit (C.O.A.S.T.)

Pop-Up Advocacy

Experiencing relationship abuse and need support? You are not alone. Pop-Up Advocacy is an opportunity to meet one-on-one with a Resource Advocate from Women's Advocates, a nonprofit organization that creates a path to self-determination and healing for victim/survivo......More

Experiencing relationship abuse and need support? You are not alone. Pop-Up Advocacy is an opportunity to meet one-on-one with a Resource Advocate from Women's Advocates, a nonprofit organization that creates a path to self-determination and healing for victim/survivors leaving abusive relationships. All sexual orientations and gender identities are welcome! What to Expect: Welcoming, trained advocates with safety resources and brochures Advocates ready to listen to your story and support you in getting what you need. Private space to connect with an advocate 1-1 available upon request! Advocates can help you make a plan for your safety, write up documents to break your lease, connect you to help with filing Protective Orders, and more. Note: Rondo Community Library is a host site for Pop-up Advocacy. Any conversations or referrals made by advocates will not be shared with the library. Your privacy is important to us.

Talk with a Social Worker

Get one-to-one help and referrals without an appointment for: •Shelter and housing options •Mental health issues •Food/SNAP benefits •Government and community resources •Legal resources You can request an appointment with Allison at 612-437-8192 or online at ......More

Get one-to-one help and referrals without an appointment for: •Shelter and housing options •Mental health issues •Food/SNAP benefits •Government and community resources •Legal resources You can request an appointment with Allison at 612-437-8192 or online at https://sppl.org/social-worker/

Black American Basic Computer Class

Community members who identify as Black American have the opportunity to learn basic computer skills using the Northstar curriculum. This class is facilitated by Black American staff/community members. In this class, attendees will learn basic computer skills email ......More

Community members who identify as Black American have the opportunity to learn basic computer skills using the Northstar curriculum. This class is facilitated by Black American staff/community members. In this class, attendees will learn basic computer skills email navigation internet essentials Certificates will be given upon completion of each module of learning. For more information, please contact Jenaya Myvett at 651.266.7024 or [email protected]. *This class is not suited for English Language Learners.

Createch

Explore technology, games, music and art in a drop-in setting. For ages 12-18.

Storytime in the Garden!

Urban Roots + St. Paul Public Library team up to provide a storytime in the Urban Roots Children's Garden. Join us for a weekly storytime followed by a garden activity. Scan QR code for location details.

Typing Class

Join us to learn basic typing skills and grow your confidence navigating a computer!  Learners can expect:  Assistance from library staff Learning assessments to gauge computer experience and areas to work on Support throughout the learning process

Open to Business – Free Business Assistance

Free, confidential business counseling to current and prospective entrepreneurs. The 2nd Thursday of each month. Walk-in/drop-in welcome.  The Open to Business program provides direct technical assistance and other forms of support to small business owners and entrepr......More

Free, confidential business counseling to current and prospective entrepreneurs. The 2nd Thursday of each month. Walk-in/drop-in welcome.  The Open to Business program provides direct technical assistance and other forms of support to small business owners and entrepreneurs. Current business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs intending to establish, purchase or improve a business within the county are eligible and encouraged to participate. Open to Business is a partnership between Ramsey County and the Metropolitan Consortium of Community Developers (MCCD)

Black American Computer Class

Community members who identify as Black American have the opportunity to learn basic computer skills using the Northstar curriculum. This class is facilitated by Black American staff/community members. In this class, attendees will learn basic computer skills email ......More

Community members who identify as Black American have the opportunity to learn basic computer skills using the Northstar curriculum. This class is facilitated by Black American staff/community members. In this class, attendees will learn basic computer skills email navigation internet essentials Certificates will be given upon completion of each module of learning. For more information, please contact Jenaya Myvett at 651.266.7024 or [email protected]. *This class is not suited for English Language Learners.

Talk with a Social Worker

Get one-to-one help and referrals without an appointment for: •Shelter and housing options •Mental health issues •Food/SNAP benefits •Government and community resources •Legal resources You can request an appointment with Allison at 612-437-8192 or online at ......More

Get one-to-one help and referrals without an appointment for: •Shelter and housing options •Mental health issues •Food/SNAP benefits •Government and community resources •Legal resources You can request an appointment with Allison at 612-437-8192 or online at https://sppl.org/social-worker/

Community Resource Outreach Project (CROP)

Join us for a cup of coffee and get assistance with services related to housing, shelter access, benefits, identification, healthcare, chemical dependency and more. Drop in assistance is available for people who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. Everyone......More

Join us for a cup of coffee and get assistance with services related to housing, shelter access, benefits, identification, healthcare, chemical dependency and more. Drop in assistance is available for people who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. Everyone welcome! Community partners: People Inc. Community Outreach And Stabilization Unit (C.O.A.S.T.)

Pop-Up Advocacy

Experiencing relationship abuse and need support? You are not alone. Pop-Up Advocacy is an opportunity to meet one-on-one with a Resource Advocate from Women's Advocates, a nonprofit organization that creates a path to self-determination and healing for victim/survivo......More

Experiencing relationship abuse and need support? You are not alone. Pop-Up Advocacy is an opportunity to meet one-on-one with a Resource Advocate from Women's Advocates, a nonprofit organization that creates a path to self-determination and healing for victim/survivors leaving abusive relationships. All sexual orientations and gender identities are welcome! What to Expect: Welcoming, trained advocates with safety resources and brochures Advocates ready to listen to your story and support you in getting what you need. Private space to connect with an advocate 1-1 available upon request! Advocates can help you make a plan for your safety, write up documents to break your lease, connect you to help with filing Protective Orders, and more. Note: Rondo Community Library is a host site for Pop-up Advocacy. Any conversations or referrals made by advocates will not be shared with the library. Your privacy is important to us.

Talk with a Social Worker

Get one-to-one help and referrals without an appointment for: •Shelter and housing options •Mental health issues •Food/SNAP benefits •Government and community resources •Legal resources You can request an appointment with Allison at 612-437-8192 or online at ......More

Get one-to-one help and referrals without an appointment for: •Shelter and housing options •Mental health issues •Food/SNAP benefits •Government and community resources •Legal resources You can request an appointment with Allison at 612-437-8192 or online at https://sppl.org/social-worker/

Black American Basic Computer Class

Community members who identify as Black American have the opportunity to learn basic computer skills using the Northstar curriculum. This class is facilitated by Black American staff/community members. In this class, attendees will learn basic computer skills email ......More

Community members who identify as Black American have the opportunity to learn basic computer skills using the Northstar curriculum. This class is facilitated by Black American staff/community members. In this class, attendees will learn basic computer skills email navigation internet essentials Certificates will be given upon completion of each module of learning. For more information, please contact Jenaya Myvett at 651.266.7024 or [email protected]. *This class is not suited for English Language Learners.

Createch

Explore technology, games, music and art in a drop-in setting. For ages 12-18.