Mental Health Resources
WarmLine
The Minnesota Warmline provides a peer-to-peer approach to
mental health recovery, support and wellness. Calls are answered
by our team of professionally trained Certified Peer Specialists,
who have first hand experience living with a mental health condition.
The Warmline provides a safe, anonymous and confidential
environment to connect with people who are here to listen…
here to help.
Call: 651.288.0400
Text: "Support" to 855111
https://mentalhealthmn.org/support/minnesota-warmline/
Change to Chill : Mental Well-Being Live Sessions for Students and Parents
SCHOOL TEENS and PARENTS: Well-being sessions hosted by Change to Chill
Free well-being sessions for teens and their caregivers are being offered through the Allina Health Change to Chill program. The 60-minute virtual sessions will cover general topics like coping with change, grief and anxiety, as well as exploring healing practices. Sessions for those most impacted by COVID-19 and the civil unrest will be led by culturally competent community leaders and mental health counselors. For more information and to register for sessions, visit the Change to Chill Website.
Future dates and target audience; all sessions are free via Zoom from 7 to 8 PM
November 12 All teens
November 17 Latinx parents/caregivers (Provided in Spanish)
November 19 Latinx teens
December 1 Native parents
December 3 Native teens
December 7 LGBTQIA+ teens
December 8 Black parents
December 10 Black teens
Bridge for Youth
612-377-8800
Text 612-400-SAFE (7233)
Provides short term, safe housing for runaway youth with a goal of
family reunification.
Bridge to Benefits
651-227-6121
Provides information about Hennepin County resources such as
MN Care, emergency assistance, food stamps and other county
programs.
Cornerstone
952-884-0330
Cornerstone's mission is to provide individuals and families who have experienced domestic abuse a continuum of service that builds sustainable self-reliance and revives the human spirit. Their goal is to provide holistic early intervention and prevention services that support people of all ages to overcome the devastation of domestic abuse.
First Call For Help
SMS: 2-1-1
Call United Way First Call for Help for information and referral to over 2,400 community agencies in the metro area. This hotline provides a link to services such as crisis intervention, economic and housing assistance, medical clinics, food shelves, volunteer activities, educational and recreational programs and support groups.
Interfaith Outreach
952-473-2436
Interfaith Outreach responds to emergency needs, moves families toward stability and positive change.
Minnesota Monitoring
763-253-5401
Provides drug and alcohol testing and related services 24 hours a day.
MoveFwd
952-988-TEEN
MoveFwd is committed to:
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Help families stay together or find a way to reunite kids and parents if they’re separated.
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Help young people find and maintain safe shelter.
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Help students stay in school.
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Help families and schools work together to define boundaries for students.
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Help young people process and cope with tough choices.
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Help families find hope.
myHealth
952-474-3251
myHealth is a clinic serving teens and young adults ages 12-26 for medical and mental health care. myHealth welcomes youth of all races, faiths, cultures, gender identities, sexual orientations and backgrounds. Services are provided in a confidential, non-judgmental, caring and safe environment.
Relate Counseling Center
952-932-7277
Relate Counseling Center is a non-profit, community based mental and chemical health center located in Minnetonka, Minnesota. Relate provides outpatient assessments and counseling services to individuals, couples, families and school districts in the western suburbs of Minneapolis.
Sexual Violence Center
612-871-5111
The Sexual Violence Center provides a wide range of sexual assault related services including: a 24-hour crisis line, advocacy services, one-on-one and group counseling. The mission is to empower the community by providing prevention and intervention services to all people affected by sexual violence.
Chemical Health Resources:
Alcohol Drug Abuse Resource Center
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Learn about youth substance use in Minnesota
has resources where you will find you'll find practical advice for guiding your child toward a healthy life at every age. Parenting and health experts as well as real parents share the latest tips and tools for raising drug-free kids.
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