People Served The Phillips
Neighborhood is the most diverse Minneapolis neighborhood, comparable to
Chicago, Seattle, Denver or Milwaukee. Phillips has about 18,000
residents and is also the largest neighborhood in Minnesota.
- 70% of non-married households in the Phillips
Neighborhood have children.
- 33% of adults over 25 have less than a high school degree
for their education.
- Native Americans making up the largest population of any
urban area in the U.S. live in the Phillips Neighborhood.
- The Twin Cities is home to the largest Somali population
in the U.S. with 30,000 – 50,000 living here, most having arrived here since
1993. That being said, the Phillips Neighborhood has one of the largest
communities of Somali people.
- 9,000 Hispanics live within a two-mile radius of
Bloomington and Lake Street.
- There are also Hmong, Tibetan, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai,
Laotian, Egyptian, Nigerian, Ethiopian, Cambodian, African-American, Caucasian,
and Asian represented in this area.
- 31% of the residents are immigrants.
- Age Distribution
| Age | Residents | | 0-17 | 7,016 | | 18-34 | 5,658 | | 34-64 | 5,375 | | 65+ | 1,756
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CES Geographic Area ServedCES is a member of the Emergency Food Shelf Network. Our assigned food shelf area is: Residents of the area are bounded by 5th
Avenue on the west, the Mississippi River on the north, Franklin Avenue on the
south and 11th Avenue from Franklin north to 9th Street and 13th Avenue from
9th Street to the River on the east. Down load the attached map to see the area assigned to CES.
With regard to rent crisis aid, South
and Southeast Minneapolis are the only areas served.
With regard to hygiene items, CES serves
south Minneapolis depending on the availability of the product. Download a map from the attachments at the bottom of this page.
MoW Geographic Area ServedThe persons served by meals on wheels are
those who live between the boundaries of Washington Avenue on the north, Lake
Street on the south, Portland Avenue north of Franklin, Nicollet Avenue south
of Franklin on the west and the Mississippi River on the east. |
Ċ ď Richard Sahara, Dec 7, 2010 9:35 AM
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