Resources
Here are a number of resources for things like food, transportation, health information.
| Healthy Foods Twin Cities Mobile Market – It’s a grocery store on a bus with healthy, affordable food. · Pay with: Cash, All Major Credit Cards, Debit Cards, SNAP/EBT · The Mobile Market has 7 weekly stops at PHA sites. You can view the schedule here. Market Schedule· Everyone is welcome to shop on the bus· Complete schedule with all 18 stops. www.wilder.org/programs-services/tcmm $1 Market Bucks available! For every $1 spent with your SNAP/EBT card you earn $1 up to $10 per day to use on your next purchase. Market Bucks are available on the Twin Cities Mobile Market and several Saint Paul Farmers Market locations. Saint Paul Farmers’ Market Buy fresh, locally grown produce, baked goods, cheese, locally raised meat, honey, flowers, plants and more. http://www.stpaulfarmersmarket.com/ Check website for complete schedule and locations of all the Saint Paul Farmers Markets. SNAP/EBT is accepted by some vendors. Downtown Market on 5th & Wall: Saturdays 6am-1pm & Sundays 8am-1pm April 30-November 20 (the Green Line stops next to the Downtown Market)7th Place Mall Market: Tuesdays & Thursdays June 14 – October 13 Up to $10 in Market Bucks are available for fruit and vegetables purchased with SNAP/EBT. Look for the EBT Booth at the market. Gardening: University of MN Yard and Garden Help LineAsk gardening questions by phone: 651-704-2071Get information about your garden questions, garden pests, house plants and more. www.extension.umn.edu/garden/yard-garden/ Gardening Resources For the LATEST Online Garden Info See: extension.umn.edu/gardenE-mail Garden Questions to: www.extension.umn.eduFarmers’ Market Booths: Visit Master Gardeners at the County Farmers’ Markets. www.ramseycounty.u/residents/environment/master-gardenersAsk a Master Gardener Phone Line Call: 612-301-7590 with your home plant or insect questions. A Master Gardener will research and return your call.Community Events Call: 651-704-2053 to request a Master Gardener booth or presentation – earlier is best.County Compost Sites ask a Master Gardener your garden questions. Hours: www.ramseycounty.uw/residents/environment/master-gardeners or Call: 651-633-EASY (3279)Diagnostic Clinic: Bring- Insect of plant sample Where – 2020 White Bear Ave, St.Paul, 55109 Dates are seasonal. Ramsey County Yard Waste and Compost Sites: www.ramseycounty.us/residents/recycling-waste/collection-sites/yard-waste (PHOTO IDEA IS REQUIRED) St.Paul Recyling and Compost: www.stpaul.gov/departments/public-works/recycling-and-waste-reduction/recycling-information Minnesota Green – $55 annual administrative fee to register for MN Green. Any non-profit group that represents a community of gardeners. How it works: Donors of tools, seeds, vegetables, herbs, annual flowers, perennials, shrubs and trees contact MN Green located at the MN State Horticultural Society 2705 Lincoln Dr., St.Paul 55113. MN Green contacts it’s members who then find a way to go to the MN State Hort Society to pick up the materials. Saint Paul Ramsey County Public Health Department SHIPLearn about what’s happening in Saint Paul and across Ramsey County to improve the health of the community where people work, play and live. www.ramseycounty.us (Type in “SHIP” in the search box.) Dispute Resolution CenterThe DRC provides a variety of effective, convenient, and free services including mediation to help families or community groups resolve a variety of issues including gardening conflicts.Address: 91 E Arch St., St.Paul 55130 (Mt. Airy Home Community Center)Contact intake@drc-mn.org651-292-7791 Bike Rack Information St. Paul Smart Trips Bike Parking Program City of St. Paul Neighborhood Bike Racks Program DERO Bike Rack Company Lime Bikes Lime Bikes (And scooters) are the new dockless rental bikes you may have seen around the city. No membership is needed to use these bikes. You just download the app and then pay per use of a bike or scooter.Lime Bike website Here is more information about the program and discounts for low income individuals.Lime Bike flyerOpen Cities Diabetes Support Group Group Information Health and Wellness: Find Your Happy Place Tips to Cope with Stress https://www.health.state.mn.us/communities/ep/behavioral/anxiety.pdfTobacco Cessation People who smoke and vape are at more risk of serious disease from COVID-19. A new free cessation program Quit Partner from the MN Department of Health launched on April 1. It replaces QUITPLAN but offers similar services and some new ones too. Quit Partner: is the family of free commercial tobacco programs available online, by phone and by mail launched on April 1, 2020 by the Minnesota Department of Health. The cessation programs help people who want to quit smoking, vaping, chewing or using other commercial tobacco products. Quit Partner offers specialized programs for people living with mental illnesses or substance use disorders, pregnant or post-partum women, and vaping support for ages 13-17.Contact Information:Phone Number: 1-800-QUIT-NOW (784-8669)Website: Quit PartnerRamsey County resources for families:Ramsey County Resources for Families |