Resources
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Call 911
For any situation which requires the response of police, fire or emergency medical personnel
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
988Want to to text? Crisis Text Line
Text “MN” to 741741
Dakota County Crisis Response Unit
952-891-7171
Hennepin County Crisis for Adults 18 and over
612-596-1223
Hennepin County Crisis for Children 17 and under
612-348-2233
Ramsey County Children Crisis
651-266-7878
Ramsey County Adult Crisis
651-266-7900List of Crisis Numbers based on County You live in Minnesota
Adult mental health crisis response phone numbers / Minnesota Department of Human Services -
Abbott Northwestern Hospital
1-866-603-0016
www.allinahealth.org
United Hospital
1-800-603-0016
www.allinahealth.org
Fairview Riverside Hospital
612-672-6000
www.fairview.org
Mercy Hospital
763-236-6000Mercy Hospital
HCMC Crisis Center (Acute Psychiatry Services only)
612-873-3161/http://www.hennepinhealthcare.org/specialty/psychiatry/acute-psychiatry-services/
Prairie Care
952–826–8475
www.prairie-care.com -
Minnesota Legal Aid
612-334-5970
https://mylegalaid.org/get-help
Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services
Free, high-quality legal help to low-income people in civil matters1-888-575-2954
www.smrls.org -
211 United Way
541-291-0211 or 211
Text zip code to 898-21
211unitedway.org
Greater Minneapolis Crisis Nursery
The nursery provides resources and referrals, parenting support and crisis de-escalation
Crisis Help Line: 763-591-0100
The Men’s Line – Minnesota
Call this free 24-hour service for confidential help and information if you are worried, stressed, angry, depressed, or just need to talk to someone who will listen
(612) 379-MENS (612-379-6367)
1-866-379-6367 toll-free in Greater Minnesota
Minnesota Muslim Helpline
MMH exists to listen, offer support, and help callers with things like bullying, addiction, family conflict, and mental health. The helpline is also available to out-of-state callers
612-404-2424
Minnesota Teen Mental Health
https://www.mnteenmentalhealth.org -
List of Minnesota Mental Health Providers of Color (created by Larry Yang, a therapist in MN)
Ayana Therapy
Black Mental Health Alliance
Black Virtual Therapist Directory
Therapy for Black Girls
Melanin and Mental Health
Latinx Therapy Directory
Therapy For Latinx Network
South Asian Therapist Network
We R Native: a collection of mental health resources for Native American youth
National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network
Open Path Psychotherapy Collective: a therapist directory that includes sliding scale/financial need -
Family Tree Clinic Minneapolis
612 473-0800 https://www.familytreeclinic.org/
and
Rainbow Health St Paul
612-341-2060
are two Twin Cities-based providers that offer behavioral health + resource support for the LGBTQ+ community
LGBT National Youth Talkline1-800-246-7743
LGBT National Hotline
1-888-843-4564https://www.lgbthotline.org/talkline.html
OutFront Minnesota612.822.0127
A community-based LGBTQ rights organization. Their justice team provides peer support and mentoring to trans people. They also provide legal services for trans individuals, including legal guidance in cases of discrimination.
RECLAIM!(612) 235-6743
Is a resource for queer and trans youth with resources to connect you to mental healthcare clinics, shot clinics, substance abuse and recovery programs, housing, education, and family support
TIGERRS is a Minnesota program designed to support trans/intersex/gender-expansive folks. They have LGBTQ+ social support groups for kids under 12 and teens 13-18 as well as a wide variety of resources
The Trans Linelife also offers a space for the trans community to reach out for mental health support and also has a program where they can connect you with a mom who you can talk to if you want a supportive parental figure to talk to
1-877-565-8860
https://translifeline.org/
The Trevor Project provides crisis intervention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth, including a 24/7 hotline and textlinehttps://www.thetrevorproject.org/
TrevorSpace connects LGBTQ youth to peer support and community through online forums, hosted by the Trevor Project. Must be 13-24, must provide email address to join -
National Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-7233
Minnesota Domestic Violence Crisis Line
1866-223-1111
Asian Women United
Services for women victims of domestic violence; Hmong, Cambodian, Vietnamese, Hindu & Japanese speaking advocates; Court advocacy; Help with Orders for Protection
612-724-8823 (24 hour crisis line)/651-646-2118
www.awum.org
Aurora Center for Advocacy & Education
Free and confidential advocacy; Referral services regarding sexual assault, relationship violence and stalking for students, staff, and faculty of the University of Minnesota; Legal advocacy involving Harassment Restraining Orders and Orders for Protection
612-626-9111 (24 hour crisis line)
www.umn.edu/aurora
Casa de Esperanza
Shelter; advocacy; education; Referrals for Hispanic women and children
651-772-1611 (24 hour crisis line)https://esperanzaunited.org/en/
Outfront Minnesota
Advocacy; Support; Counseling; Safe house referrals for LGBT victims of domestic abuse and harassment.
612-822-0127(24 hour helpline)
https://www.outfront.org/resources
International Institute
The International Institute of Minnesota provides services and resources to empower New Americans (immigrants and refugees) in the pursuit of their goals. From language learning and job training to immigration assistance, citizenship classes, refugee resettlement, case management and the Festival of Nations, the Institute offers New Americans a pathway for a strong start to a new life in the community
651-647-0191 (St. Paul)
https://iimn.org/
St. Paul Intervention Project
Information; Referrals; Support groups; Legal advocacy in criminal and civil court matters; Includes Hmong and Spanish advocates
651-645-2824 (24 hour crisis hotline)
www.stpaulintervention.org
S.O.S. (Sexual Offense Services)
Referrals; Counseling; Support groups for both men and women
victims of sexual assault; Support groups for parents of victims651-266-1000
Answered 24/7
https://www.ramseycounty.us/residents/health-medical/clinics-services/sos-sexual-violence-services
Tubman
Criminal and civil court legal advocacy; Shelter, Support groups; Serves Ramsey County, Washington County, and Hennepin County
612-825-0000 ((24 hour crisis line)
https://www.tubman.org/get-help/get-help.html
Women of Nations
Provides culturally competent services for all women; Culturally specific services for Native American women; Shelter; Community and legal advocates; Referrals
651-251-1609 (24 hour crisis line)
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Ramsey County
Roseville Food Shelf
2833 Hamline Avenue North
St. Paul, MN 55113(651) 756- 7018
https://keystoneservices.org/
Hunger Solutions Minnesota555 Park Street, Suite 400
St. Paul, MN 55103(888) 711- 1151
http://www.hungersolutions.org/
Hallie Q Brown Community Center Inc. (Youth)
270 Kent Street
St. Paul, MN 55102(651) 224 – 4601
http://www.hallieqbrown.org/site/
Neighborhood House
179 E Robie Street, St. Paul, MN 55107
651-789-2534
COVID Hours: Monday-Fri 10 am- 11:30 pm, 2-3:30 pm,
Languages: English, Spanish, Hmong, Karen,
No geographic restrictions apply! Neighborhood House Food Market will be distributing pre-packed bags of food to families based on household size. No ID is required to pick up food. You can come to the market whenever you need it (no limit on times per month).
Department of Indian Work
1671 Summit Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55105
(651) 789 – 3849
http://interfaithaction.org/emergencyservices
Merrick Food Shelf
Woodland Hills 1740 VanDyke Street
St. Paul, MN 55109
(651) 287 – 2088
https://merrickcs.org/community-services/foodshelf/
Dakota County
360 CommunitiesBurnsville: 501 East Highway 13, Suite 112 - 952-985-5300
Farmington: 510 Walnut St., Door #9 - 952-985-5300
Lakeville: Messiah Lutheran, 16725 Highview Ave. - 952-985-5300
Rosemount: Rosemount Family Resource Center: 14521 Cimarron Avenue West - 651-322-5113
Apple Valley: Shepherd of the Valley/Our Daily Bread Food Shelf, 12650 Johnny Cake Ridge Road - 952-985-5300
Residents of Apple Valley, Burnsville, Eagan, Farmington, Hastings, Lakeville, Randolph, Rosemount or rural Dakota County, can access 360 Communities
24-hours a day by calling 952-985-5300https://360communities.org/resources/food-shelves/
The C.H.A.P. Store
2020 East Highway 13 Burnsville - 952-890-8222
The Open Door
3904 Cedar Grove Parkway, Eagan - 651-686-0787
Prince of Peace Mission Outpost
13801 Fairview Drive, Burnsville - 952-898-9367
Hennepin
House of Charity’s Shelf of Hope
714 Park Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404 located within a block from HCMC
612-594-2000,
COVID Hours: Wednesdays from 10 am-1 pm
No geographic restrictions apply!
This food shelf offers each person 1 bag of pre-packed groceries and any other food and hygiene items will supplies last. Provides information handouts on where to find housing and nearby public showers.
CES Food Shelf (Community Emergency Services)
1900 11th Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404
612-870-1125
COVID Hours: Monday – Thursday from 1 pm - 4 pm,
Languages: English, Spanish
No geographic restrictions apply! Community members in need of food can come as often as once per month.
Community Emergency Services has an East African food program as well; if you would like to learn more please call 612-870-1125.
VEAP Food Shelf
9600 Aldrich Ave S, Bloomington, MN 55420
952-888-9616
COVID-19 Hours: Monday – Friday 8 am-4:30 pm,
Languages: English, Spanish, Russian; have some support for Mandarin and Somali,
*Serves residents in south metro (Bloomington, Richfield, Edina, and parts of South Minneapolis – south of 50th Street & west of Cedar Avenue)
To make an appointment to receive food or to speak with a member of the Social Services team: please call 952-888-9616 Monday-Friday, between 8 am-4:30 pm. -
Metro Shelter Hotline
1-888-234-1329
Dakota County
Dakota County Housing Crisis Line
651-554-5751
Families and Single Adults: press 1
Youth: Press 2
Domestic violence/sexual assault victims: press 3
Eviction prevention services: press 4
Dakota County Employment and Economic Assistance
651-554-5611
Hennepin County
Qualifying families are guaranteed shelter in Hennepin County.
call 612-348-9410. Monday through Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekends and holidays: 1–9 p.m.
Outside of business hours, call 651-291-0211 and ask for the after-hours shelter team.
Ramsey County
Families with at least one minor child in need of emergency shelter should call the United Way’s Helpline and Crisis Line for a prescreen at 651-291-0211. If a family is currently unsheltered, they can also call Ramsey County’s Homeless Services Team directly during business hours at 651-266-7818
Women and children escaping abuse, battling addiction, or struggling homelessness and poverty can call Union Gospel Mission's Naomi Family Residence at 651-228-1800
Families who are sleeping in a place not meant for human habitation (streets, car, camping, public transit, etc.) or staying at a domestic violence shelter and are only looking for supportive housing (not shelter) can call 651-215-2262
Anyone age 24 or younger can connect with a variety of resources by visiting the Youth Services Network website or by downloading the YSN mobile app for free.Youth who need emergency help with food, clothing or finding a place to stay can call Safe Zone at 651-224-9644 or visit the SafeZone Drop-In Center for Homeless Youth, 130 East 7th Street, Saint Paul, MN 55101.
Youth ages 12-24 who are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless may also contact the Youth Resource Line through the YMCA 8 a.m.-8 p.m. seven days a week at 763-493-3052. YMCA staff will assist in problem-solving information on community resources and referrals; resources include food shelves, housing, employment, legal services, education, and health care.