REACH and Fostering Connections

  • Project REACH is a Saint Paul Public Schools shelter and street-based program that promotes school stability and academic success of homeless children and youth. Fostering Connections is an SPPS program that assists with the education stability of students placed in out-of-home care.

  • Project REACH

    Project REACH

    Project REACH is an SPPS shelter and street-based program that promotes school stability and academic success of homeless children and youth. We serve PreK and school age children in temporary housing situations.

    About Project REACH video

     

    All referrals and questions should go to Heather.Alden@spps.org during Distance Learning or call 651 231 0404

  • FOSTERING CONNECTIONS

    Fostering Connections

    Fostering Connections is an SPPS program that assists with the education stability of students placed in out-of-home care.

     

    All referrals and questions should go to Heather.Alden@spps.org during Distance Learning

  • Donate

    Donate to REACH/Fostering Connections

    Additional information to to donate to support Project REACH and Fostering Connections.

    Donate to REACH/Fostering Connections through GiveMN

    11th Annual Coat and Blanket Drive November 15- January 15, 2021.  REACH is collecting new coats and blankets to provide to families in need.  Please share the poster.  Contact Heather.Alden@spps.org or 651 231 0404 to coordinate a donation. 

     

     

     

  • Additional Staff Resources

    Staff Resources

    Additional resources for staff for Project Reach and Fostering Connections.

     

     

    Staff:If you need to make a referral, please email Heather Alden with information. REACH staff are working and can reach out to families and youth.

    Heather.Alden@spps.org

    651 231 0404

     

     

CONTACT PROJECT REACH

PROJECT REACH

  • R ealizing the

    E ducational

    A chievement of

    C hildren experiencing

    H omelessness

    Promoting school stability and academic success of homeless children and youth.

    • Project REACH referral form (for SPPS staff only,  in district access only)
    • email referrals to heather.alden@spps.org with names and contact information during Distance Learning or call 651 231 0404