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Apply to join our Mental Health Advisory Council

Make an impact. Volunteer to advise Legal Aid’s Minnesota Disability Law Center about mental health issues.

Immigrant mom gains stability, newfound independence

Due to complexities, Gloria’s case engaged four Legal Aid attorneys from multiple areas of practice and took more than eight years to resolve. For all involved, it was a rewarding exercise in perseverance. “I’m convinced Legal Aid attorneys work from their hearts.”

A home of their own: Murphy v. Harpstead

Attorneys and Legal Aid client Mari Bottleson reflect on the historic class action, Murphy v. Harpstead. Filed on behalf of people with disabilities living in group homes, the settlement of $1.138M, is the largest ever awarded to Legal Aid in its history.

Join us in the fight for justice: The story of Legal Aid

Clients, community members, attorneys and staff tell the story of Legal Aid.

Melody’s story: Building generational wealth

With the help of her Legal Aid Community Clinic in the Harrison neighborhood, Melody now has a Transfer on Death Deed. It’s like a will, but arguably better, easier and far less expensive.

Lawmakers Urged to Ban Seclusion; Media Invited to Meet Families

MMLA’s Legal Services Advocacy Project, The Arc Minnesota and the Multicultural Autism Action Network invite media to meet with families

Go undercover with Legal Aid

Help fight housing discrimination. Volunteer to be a Fair Housing tester with Legal Aid.

National advocacy award goes to Minnesota Disability Law Center

The National Disability Rights Network honored Minnesota Disability Law Center with its 2023 Advocacy Award citing Legal Aid’s victory in Murphy v. Harpstead.

Deaf, Blind and Ignored: Metro Transit repeatedly left man with disabilities at bus stop – KSTP

What is it like relying on public transportation for people with disabilities? KSTP examines the plight and victorious court case of Legal Aid client, Barry Segal, who identifies as Deafblind.

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