Violence prevention partners
We have a master contract list of violence prevention service providers.
Updated process
Priority areas for service
Responders may only respond to one category of service.
Hospital-based violence intervention
Providers must offer hospital-based support to people impacted by violence.
The goal is to reduce
- Revictimization
- Substance use
- Legal justice system involvement
Services could include
- Crisis intervention
- Case management
- Referrals to community services
Supportive services for youth and families
Programs must support youth and families who are impacted by violence.
Services could include
- Promote healthy family relationships
- Connect youth to positive role models, mentorship, and activities
- Provide early intervention programs
Street engagement, community justice partnerships, and community norm change
Outreach efforts must
- Build trust with people at high-risk of violence
- Mediate conflicts
- Connect people to resources
- Foster community-wide shifts in norms around violence
Services could include
- Violence prevention workshops
- Mediation services
- Create safe space for youth
- Facilite conversations between law enforcement and community
- Re-entry services or diversion programs
Environmental design and safety enhancements
Projects must improve public spaces and promote safety.
This can be through
- Neighborhood beautification
- Green spaces
- Other environmental changes
Services could include
- Community green space projects
- Transform underutilized spaces
- Address harmful community conditions
Contact us
Neighborhood Safety
Address
250 Fourth St S, Room 110
Minneapolis, MN 55415