Naima House

Charlene Forbes 

Deja Ragland

Residential Program
​Administrator
[email protected]​
(612)-229-5844

Residential Program
Case Manager 
[email protected]
(651)-347-7984  ​

Located in the Near North Neighborhood of Minneapolis, “Naima House”, is a group home providing culturally specific services to court-involved, Black females between the ages of 14 to 21 with the goal of successfully reintegrating them into their families and communities.

Naima House also employs people with a passion for guiding youth in a positive manner, focused on building healthy connections to their community

• Naima House employs a diverse staff of qualified individuals with degrees in corrections, criminal justice, sociology, psychology, social work, education or related fields​.

• Provides services to young women (14-21) who are under court supervision
• Naima House will provide services to residents between 30 days - 24 months
• Naima House residents AND their families will be offered case management services for up to 12 months after residents have completed the program
• A minimum staff to resident ratio of 1 to 6, during waking hours​

Naima Brochure

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naima house referall form

first step - submit a referall

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Naima house intake materials form

*complete upon request*

​Refer a Youth to Our Group Home

• At Rebound, Inc., we are dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for youth in need. Our group homes offer a nurturing space where young people can thrive, grow, and reach their full potential. If you know a youth who could benefit from our services, please follow the steps below to refer them to our program.
  Referral Process:
• Complete the Referral Form:
  • Fill out our Referral Form with the necessary information about the youth.
  • Provide detailed information to help us understand the needs and background of the youth you are referring.
  • Submit Supporting Documents:
    • Include any relevant documentation that will assist us in assessing the youth’s needs. This can include medical records, psychological evaluations, school records, or other pertinent information.
• Initial Assessment:
  • Our team will review the referral form and supporting documents. We may contact you for additional information or clarification during this process.
• Placement Decision:
  • After a thorough review, we will make a placement decision. If accepted, we will work with the youth and their support network to complete an intake, where important materials, goals, and documents will be collected and set. This meeting will ensure a smooth transition into our group home.
• Contact Us:If you have any questions about the referral process or need assistance with the referral form, please contact: 
  • Deja Ragland - Case Manager 
    • [email protected]
    • ​ (651)-347-7984  ​
  • Charlene Forbes - Residential Program Director 
    • [email protected]
    • ​(612)-229-5844