Who are We?
We are…
 | A private non-profit organization classified as a 501(c)(3) by the Internal Revenue Service; |
| Concerned citizens serving on a volunteer board; |
| Community volunteers; |
| Advocates, family and friends of clients; |
| Clients; |
| Paid staff. |
What Do We Do?
The Prairie Harvest Human Services Foundation provides community based services to vulnerable adults and children. Quality of life is greatly enhanced through improved living environment, access to services and programs, and the opportunity for employment.
What Are Our Goals?
| To help improve the quality of life for clients; |
| To expand housing choices |
| To increase employment opportunities; |
| To incorporate peer-support in agency programming; |
| To educate the public to a better understanding and |
| acceptance of mental illness and other forms of human needs; |
| To encourage community involvement and |
| support for community based programs; |
| To develop financial resources to enhance and expand the Foundation and its activities; |
| To expand service delivery to rural communities. |
Mission Statement:
The Prairie Harvest Human Services Foundation, a non-profit agency, exists to promote, develop and deliver service projects and programs to individuals with serious mental illness and other persons who need support to maintain an independent lifestyle. The Foundation also exists to advocate, educate and promote a greater understanding of human needs and to seek funding sources to sponsor our programs.
Support Groups:
Peace of Mind/SA - Schizophrenia Anonymous meets every Wednesday form 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Prairie Harvest Foundation. To arrange for a ride (in Grand Forks, ND area) please call 701-795-9143 before Noon on Wednesday.
Monday Club - is where various Occupational Therapy classes are offered. Monday Club meets weekly on Monday at 1:15 pm. This is available to all Prairie Harvest Foundation clients. Rides are available by calling Prairie Harvest Foundation to schedule a ride.
