My Brothers' Keeper currently operates one group home for residents who are developmentaly disabled and three group homes for residents with mental illness. All houses are staffed twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Each home has a van available for the transportation of residents to medical and dental appointments and group activities. Each resident has a private bedroom and shares common areas such as living room, kitchen and leisure areas. The ultimate goal for our group home clients is to get them to live more independently so we often have openings for new clients. Please call the office for group home availability.
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| Atwood House in Shakopee |
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| Atwood House Living Room |
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Atwood House in Shakopee was established in January,
1999. It is a four-bedroom home housing male
residents with developmental disabilities.
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| Harvest House in Shakopee |
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| Harvest House Living Room |
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Harvest House in Shakopee was established in
February of 2003. It is a four-bedroom home that
houses four males with mental illness.
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| Holmes Place in Shakopee |
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| Holmes Place Living Room |
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Holmes Place in Shakopee was established in
February 2004. It is a four-bedroom home that houses
two males and two females with mental illness.
Our Holmes place facility has an opening for a male client. Located in Shakopee. Following disabilities: TBI (traumatic brain injury) or MI (mentally ill). The facility functions under the CADI Waiver and Adult Foster Care Rule. The room is located upstairs so negotiating steps is mandatory. The facility is co-ed with two males downstairs and two females upstairs. Age range is 25-30. The current consumers are high functioning adults that attend work during the day. If you have any questions about placement within this facility, please call Brett McLean (Housing Director) at (952) 496-0157 or email bmclean@136mbk.com
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| Colonial House in Norwood/Young America |
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| Colonial House Living Room |
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Colonial House in Norwood/Young America was established
in October, 2004. It is a four-bedroom home that houses
four males with mental illness.
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