New Challenges Hawthorne

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About New Challenges Hawthorne

New Challenges Hawthorne is an adult foster care provider in Apple Valley, Dakota County. It appears in the Minnesota Department of Health register as an adult foster care. Services listed include Community Residential Setting, 24-Hour Residential Support and Supported Living Services. No reviews yet.

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Services

  • Community Residential Setting
  • 24-Hour Residential Support
  • Adult Foster Care
  • Supported Living Services
  • Respite Care

Common questions about New Challenges Hawthorne

Where is New Challenges Hawthorne located?

New Challenges Hawthorne is at 6752 158th St, Apple Valley, MN 55124 (Dakota County).

What kind of care does New Challenges Hawthorne provide?

New Challenges Hawthorne is listed on RightCare MN as an adult foster care provider in Apple Valley, Dakota County. Services listed include Community Residential Setting, 24-Hour Residential Support, Supported Living Services and Respite Care.

Is New Challenges Hawthorne licensed in Minnesota?

We hold New Challenges Hawthorne's Minnesota license number (license type: adult foster care) and show it on verified listings. You can look it up yourself in the Minnesota DHS licensing lookup by searching the license holder's name.

Does New Challenges Hawthorne have openings right now?

No openings are posted on RightCare MN for New Challenges Hawthorne right now. That does not mean it is full — call (651) 454-0161 or send a message from this page to ask about availability.

How do I contact New Challenges Hawthorne?

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