MA OFFERED BYMinneapolis American Indian Center
Child Care County Nonprofit

MAIC Early Intervention Program

Financial assistance and case management for families with children at risk. Assistance can cover back rent, security deposits, past-due bills, children's clothing, and cultural activities. Case managers connect families to additional community resources. Self-referrals accepted; county workers, school staff, and social workers can also refer families. Part of MAIC's family preservation work with the Native urban community.

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Who qualifies

IHS-Eligible

Must have children 18 or younger living in the home. No open child protection cases allowed at time of application (relatives serving as primary caregivers qualify). Serves Native American families in the Twin Cities metro area. Tribal enrollment documentation may be required — contact MAIC to confirm eligibility. (Source: maicnet.org/family-services/)

How to apply

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Self-referral: contact Raeven Wishteyah at (612) 468-6972 or rwishteyah@maicnet.org. Community partners, MAIC staff, and county workers may also refer. MAIC hours: Mon–Fri 8am–4pm.

Where it's available

Twin Cities metro area (Hennepin County focus). Located at 1530 E. Franklin Ave., Minneapolis.

1530 East Franklin Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55404

Get in touch

Last verified against the official source on 2026-05-16.

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Minneapolis American Indian Center · CHILD CARE

MAIC Early Intervention Program

Financial assistance and case management for families with children at risk. Assistance can cover back rent, security deposits, past-due bills, children’s clothing, and cultural activities. Case managers connect families to additional community resources. Self-referrals accepted; county workers, school staff, and social workers can also refer families. Part of MAIC’s family preservation work with the Native urban community.

Who's eligible

IHS-Eligible

Must have children 18 or younger living in the home. No open child protection cases allowed at time of application (relatives serving as primary caregivers qualify). Serves Native American families in the Twin Cities metro area. Tribal enrollment documentation may be required — contact MAIC to confirm eligibility. (Source: maicnet.org/family-services/)

Where it's offered

County

Twin Cities metro area (Hennepin County focus). Located at 1530 E. Franklin Ave., Minneapolis.

Location:

1530 East Franklin Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55404

How to apply

Self-referral: contact Raeven Wishteyah at (612) 468-6972 or rwishteyah@maicnet.org. Community partners, MAIC staff, and county workers may also refer. MAIC hours: Mon–Fri 8am–4pm.

Phone Email In-Person

Contact

Phone: (612) 468-6972

Email: rwishteyah@maicnet.org

View program website

Last verified against the official source on 2026-05-16.