Fraser

For over 90 years, Fraser has been a leader in the disability and inclusion movement in Minnesota, transforming lives since 1935 when Louise Whitbeck Fraser founded a school in her home to teach children with disabilities. What began as a single classroom has grown into Minnesota's largest and most experienced provider of autism and early childhood mental health services, serving children, teens, and adults across the state.

Fraser believes that when everyone belongs, our community is stronger. The organization provides comprehensive services including autism evaluations and treatment, behavioral and mental health services, rehabilitation therapy, supportive housing, and early childhood education through Fraser School. With 64 sites throughout the Twin Cities and 6 satellite locations, Fraser serves approximately 17,000 individuals annually, plus an additional 51,000 family members. Fraser also offers telehealth options to reach more Minnesotans. As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, Fraser is committed to providing culturally responsive, inclusive care that helps break down barriers to inclusion for individuals with autism, mental health needs, and disabilities.