​Virtual Hennepin County Resource Fair

​Virtual Hennepin County Resource Fair 
 Wednesday, November 5, 2025 from 1 – 2 p.m. 
Everyone is welcome to attend the Virtual Hennepin County Resource Fair to learn about many of the resources 
Hennepin County provides to Hennepin County residents. 
Each department will give a short presentation about the resources they offer. After the presentations, you will 
have the opportunity to ask questions.
1. Register to attend at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-hennepin-county-resource-fairnovember-5-tickets-1692675872099
2. After you register, we will send you an email with a link to the event.
3. On the day of the event, simply join the event by clicking this meeting link or the link in your email: 
https://hc.adobeconnect.com/hennepincountyresourcefairnov5/
Departments attending:
Child Services
• Child Support helps establish paternity, sets up 
court orders for child support, collects child 
support and more.
• Family Health - Family Home Visiting sends 
health professionals to visit families to help make 
sure their babies and children are heathy and safe.
Emergency Assistance
• Emergency Assistance helps Hennepin County 
residents that are in a financial crisis.
Healthcare
• Child & Teen Check Up connects people 21 and 
younger who receive healthcare benefits through 
Medical Assistance with health services.
• Hennepin Health gives health care coverage to 
residents enrolled in a Minnesota health care 
program.
Immigrant and Refugee Services
• Office of Multicultural Services offers help in 
more than 20 languages. Services include helping 
people apply for benefits, find jobs, resolve
housing problems and more. 
Job Search
• Work Supports Training Specialists offer free
job search, financial literacy and small business 
development webinars each week.
Legal Aid
• Adult Representation Services helps people 
experiencing poverty with legal representation in 
certain civil areas. Attorneys from housing, 
immigration and child support contempt will 
attend this event.
• Law Library librarians can help you find 
information and resources for legal research. legal 
forms, patent search tools, books and more.
Parenting
• Parent Support Outreach Program (PSOP)
helps parents with children 10 and under meet 
urgent needs such as applying for financial 
resources, health challenges including services for 
families dealing with opioid dependence, crisis 
counseling and more.
Questions about this event?
Lisa Cain, 612-596-1990, [email protected]
Do you need help finding a job?
For more information go to Hennepin.us/employmentservices and CareerForce.mn.go

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