Our Mission & Values

Mission:

The mission of the Greater Minneapolis Crisis Nursery is to end child abuse and neglect and create strong, healthy families.

Values:

Safety: We believe the security and well-being of children come first.

Courage: We believe seeking support is a sign of strength.

Respect: We promote a caring and respectful culture which values the dignity of all.

Community: We believe, together with families, our community has a responsibility for children.

Inclusion: We create a welcoming environment in which each person feels engage and respected.

Collaboration: We believe by working with strategic partners, we combine our strengths to achieve greater goals.

Excellence: We strive to be a leader in the prevention of child abuse and neglect through rigorous evaluation and continuous program improvement.

Safety and Wellness:

Greater Minneapolis Crisis Nursery is committed to the wellness and safety of clients, staff and volunteers.

The Crisis Nursery promotes safety and wellness by:

Providing a safe physical environment
Providing safe and nutritious meals
Providing time and space for physical activity

To this end, Greater Minneapolis Crisis Nursery has a Wellness and Safety Committee which meets quarterly to discuss wellness and safety issues.

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