Since 1971, RS EDEN has been a leader in delivering effective services to Minnesota and surrounding communities. From early achievements in substance abuse treatment and correctional residential programs, RS EDEN has evolved into a multi-faceted agency that facilitates positive change in the areas of chemical dependency, family services, corrections and affordable housing. Safe and healthy communities foster healthy individuals and families - and vice versa.  It is critical to keep building on new beginnings.  As clients strive to develop pro-social skills and values, they are encouraged to accept the obligation of repayment to the community by contributing efforts towards its enhancement. At the core of our services is the steadfast belief that with structure, stability, accountability, responsibility, fellowship and faith in the possibility of success, people can and do change.  Together with partner agencies and individuals, RS EDEN continues to help rebuild communities throughout Minnesota... one person at a time.RS EDEN is a unique 501(c) (3) agency that: Emphasizes the complex problems of drug addiction, poverty, homelessness, and crime. Offers a seamless delivery system within a framework that encompasses multi-pronged community corrections programs, substance abuse treatment, and supportive housing services. Is results-oriented, emphasizing personal responsibility and accountability. Serves the entire Twin Cities metro area. Emphasizes the well-being of children, youth, families, and communities. Takes an exceptionally wide-angle approach, helping individuals achieve self-sufficiency and stability while at the same time strengthening the entire community.

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Sara Hundetu Theophilos

Danielle Aune

Kim O'Grady

Sara Theophilos

Jessie Johnson

Kathleen Fischer

Paul Puerzer

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