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May152018

May 15, 2018, Tuesday - YouthLink's Downtown View Grand Opening

Time: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm (4:45pm Program with Mayor Frey and community leaders)

Location: YouthLink, 41 North 12 Street

YouthLink's Downtown View Grand Opening

Join Project for Pride in Living, Inc. (PPL) for a program and tours to celebrate the opening Downtown View, a housing collaboration with YouthLink.  Tours offered before and after program.

Downtown View is a $17 million, five-story partner development project with Project for Pride in Living and YouthLink to provide 46 units of high quality housing and supportive services for youth experiencing homelessness, ages 18 – 24.

On any given night, 6,000 young people are experiencing homelessness in Minnesota. Downtown View will support this population by providing critical units of housing and collaborating with nearly 30 agencies working to end youth homelessness. By transforming the individual lives of young people experiencing homelessness, Downtown View will contribute in a significant and measurable way to reducing disparities, lowering social-service costs, and improving the workforce outlook across the Twin Cities region.