180 Degrees | Turning Lives Around

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  • About Us
    • Annual Report
    • Board of Directors
    • Contact Us
    • Leadership
    • Mission
  • Youth Shelters
    • Bed Availability
    • Brittany's Place
    • Hope House
    • Onward House
    • St. Cloud Youth Shelter
    • VonWald Youth Shelter
  • Community Programs
    • Clifton Place Adult Residential
    • All Children Excel
    • Foster Care
    • SAFE
    • Safe Harbor Navigator: East Metro
    • Youth Vocational Program
  • Get Involved
    • Employment
    • Events
    • Speaking Engagments
    • Volunteer
  • News
    • From the CEO
    • Our Stories
  • Donate
    • Wish List

St. Cloud Youth Shelter

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180 Degrees Youth Shelter in St.Cloud provides a structured and nurturing environment for youth in crisis, ages 10 – 18.  When youth can't go home because it's not safe, or when they need a safe place to work through family or behavioral issues, or if they are experiencing homelessness or exploitation, our team is ready to help. 
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180 Degrees' Youth Shelter in St. Cloud features comfortable spaces for teens to hang out.

Contact Us

(320) 259-6764
Carrie Neid, Program Manager

Trauma-informed programming:

  • Emergency Shelter/Residence
  • Prepared meals and essentials
  • Support groups and positive reinforcement
  • Family engagement
  • Individual and family therapy and one-on-one primary counseling
  • Therapeutic activities and groups with our therapist
  • Gender-specific and spirituality/culture specific programming
  • On-site, accredited education so youth continue to meet educational requirements
  • Recreation and pro-social activities
  • Life skills addressing social, emotional, chemical, and physical health

Read more about programming specifics.
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“I work for the kids who have never felt safe or important to have a place to go and be themselves.”
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--Carrie Neid,
​Program Manager, 180 Degrees, St. Cloud Youth Shelter
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