
Youth Homelessness in Minnesota
We believe all young people should live in safe and healthy environments.
More than 6,000 youth throughout Minnesota experience homelessness on any given night, according to a recent Wilder Foundation report. One-third have experienced violence and exploitation. Circumstances make them susceptible to dropping out of school, unemployment, chemical dependency, trafficking, and an adult life of homelessness.
Each year, LSS of MN makes thousands of contacts and provides youth with the resources they need to launch into productive, healthy, and independent lives. We are committed to supporting youth to gain stability through early intervention and prevention services, supportive shelters and housing options, and services to restore and strengthen families.
Services are designed to help youth find stable housing, learn life skills, succeed in school, connect with peers, avoid and move forward after trafficking, gain employment, and reunite with their families when that is possible.
Services for Youth Homelessness


Brainerd Lakes & Central MN

Coordinated Entry System (CES)

Duluth & North Shore Area

Mankato Area

Rochester & Southeast MN

Twin Cities Metro

Virginia & The Range
