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“I would be dead if it wasn’t for F5.” The F5 program turns people’s lives around

Mark Gilliam
Mark Gilliam
Mark Gilliam
Senior Reporter · West Fargo, ND

Mark Gilliam brings a decade of experience in business reporting to Fargo Current, previously writing for the Grand Forks Herald. He holds a degree in Business Administration from the University of North Dakota and specializes in local economic trends and business development.

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Senior Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 6:32 PM · 1 min read
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“I would be dead if it wasn’t for F5.” The F5 program turns people’s lives around — Rugby Health news

I am sorry to see that Becker County, Minnesota has ended its contract with the F5 project. This is a big mistake. Many people at the lowest points in their lives have enormously benefited from F5 programs, and turned their lives around. Yes, the North Dakota Attorney General’s office found that F5 made some improper financial mistakes. However, F5 has signed a compliance agreement, promising that those mistakes won’t happen again. The F5 project is a non-profit organization that helps people transition back to the community after incarceration, addiction or mental health challenges. Its mission is to disrupt the cycle of crime, addiction, and isolation through peer support and individualized care. It empowers individuals to heal, rebuild, and thrive through housing, recovery and support that breaks the cycle for good. “The F5 program changed my life,” 49-year-old Danielle Knoblauch of Fargo told me. “They believed in me when I didn’t believe in myself. They challenged me.” Danielle’s

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