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No cost Clothing, Showers and Hygiene Help in North Dakota

Where to get a shower, do laundry, find clothes and get a warm meal in Fargo, Grand Forks and across North Dakota, from city pages, shelters and 211.

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Where can I shower and do laundry in Fargo?

The Resource and Recovery Center at 2001 1st Avenue North has showers, restrooms, laundry and food. It is open Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. The page doesn't mention clothing, so call 701 476 6723 to ask. It also lists medical care, housing navigation and behavioral health support.

Official page: fargond.gov/city-government/departments/fargo-cass-public-health/harm-reduction-division/resource-recovery-center

Where can I find clothes in Fargo?

The New Life Center at 1902 3rd Avenue North runs a thrift store with clothing, and its site has clothing bin locations. Two official pages list different phone numbers for the center, so no number is given here. Check the website or ask 211 about free clothing.

Official page: fargonlc.org

What can I get in Grand Forks?

Northlands Rescue Mission at 420 Division Avenue offers community meals and food boxes. The page doesn't mention clothing, showers or hygiene items, so call 701 772 6600 and ask. Check in for help is 1 pm to 4 pm, Monday to Friday.

Official page: northlandsrescuemission.org/help

How do I dress for very cold weather?

CDC says to wear several layers of loose fitting clothing under a water resistant coat and boots. Cover your head, neck and face with a hat and scarf, and wear mittens or gloves. Shivering, confusion, clumsy hands and slurred speech are warning signs of hypothermia. Get medical help right away if you see them.

Official page: cdc.gov/winter-weather/prevention/index.html

Where do I find other help near me?

Dial 211 or text your zip code to 898211. FirstLink answers 211 in North Dakota, 24 hours a day, and it is free and confidential.

Official page: myfirstlink.org

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Clothing, Fargo

New Life Center, Fargo

Thrift store with clothing and clothing bin locations at 1902 3rd Avenue North. Check the website for the office phone.

Official page: fargonlc.org

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