Learning Center

The Learning Center is where you can discover more information about long-term homelessness, mental illness, chemical dependency, dual diagnosis and more.

Our Peers and Partners

Explore the resources provided in the Learning Center and also visit our peers and partners in the community of ending long-term homelessness.

The Wilder Foundation

     • 2009 Report on Homelessness

National Coalition for the Homeless

The National Mental Health Association

The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI)

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Please feel free to contact Cabrini Partnership with questions.

Are You Aware that General Assistance Medical Care Funds Were Cut During the Budget Shortfall?

Cabrini Partnership residents and an estimated 33,000 others throughout the state will lose General Assistance Medical Care (GAMC) in March 2010 due to unallotments.

General Assistance Medical Care is Minnesota’s public health insurance program for the state’s poorest adults. They live on 7,800 a year or less and do not have minor children in the household. Most are men (60 percent), most struggle with mental illness (70 percent) and/or chemical dependency and many have chronic physical disabilities (40 percent). In 2008, more than 77,000 Minnesotans used the program—with the average of 35,000 individuals relying on it at any one time.

Learn More about General Assistance Medical Care

General Assistance Medical Care: An Overview

The Poor and Vulnerable Bear the Brunt of the Governor’s Unallotment Plan

Summary of GAMC Statewide Hospital Visits

We need your help. Contact your legislators and ask them to protect GAMC. Visit http://www.leg.state.mn.us and look for the list of members for phone number, address and email.