meadowbrook collaborative:
4072 meadowbrook lane, st. louis park
basic information
Hours: Meadowbrook Collaborative has no set hours. They have specific programming.
Serves: Anyone in grades K-5 and their families. They also have a group for middle school kids.
Services provided: They provide academic programming. This includes school-year programs such as Kids At Work and AmazingKids, for younger children to have fun educational experiences. They also have summer programs, Summer Playground and Summer's Cool, for kids to have something to do during the break.
Volunteer opportunities: Teens are encouraged to volunteer at Meadowbrook Collaborative programs when possible and can look forward to fun incentives.
Serves: Anyone in grades K-5 and their families. They also have a group for middle school kids.
Services provided: They provide academic programming. This includes school-year programs such as Kids At Work and AmazingKids, for younger children to have fun educational experiences. They also have summer programs, Summer Playground and Summer's Cool, for kids to have something to do during the break.
Volunteer opportunities: Teens are encouraged to volunteer at Meadowbrook Collaborative programs when possible and can look forward to fun incentives.
q&A with outreach coordinator linda trummer
How does Meadowbrook Collaborative connect with kids?
If we have a group of kids hanging around outside, we pull them in and make a connection. Our work connecting with youth is very informal, and personal to whom is in need. Because we take the time to get to know youth personally, developing personal relationships as much as possible, youth find this a safe place to talk, share their problems, and hang out.
What would you like kids to know about your programming?
We've worked with thousands of kids over the past 20 years, and many who are now adults still keep in touch with us — valuing their experience. The oldest is 34. We are very proud of our kids and the time we've spent with them.
If we have a group of kids hanging around outside, we pull them in and make a connection. Our work connecting with youth is very informal, and personal to whom is in need. Because we take the time to get to know youth personally, developing personal relationships as much as possible, youth find this a safe place to talk, share their problems, and hang out.
What would you like kids to know about your programming?
We've worked with thousands of kids over the past 20 years, and many who are now adults still keep in touch with us — valuing their experience. The oldest is 34. We are very proud of our kids and the time we've spent with them.
