Partners and Providers

DHS partners with counties, tribes, providers, consumer groups, advocacy organizations and other partners in human services to address Minnesotans' needs.

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Child Care and Child Support

The Minnesota Department of Human Services works with many partners, including employers and child care providers, to help Minnesota’s children get the services they need for their healthy development. 

  • Bulletins

    Official communication to county and tribal staff and business partners about program changes and required actions.

  • Child care

    Minnesota’s Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) helps make quality child care affordable for income-eligible families.

  • Child support

    Minnesota’s child support program benefits children by enforcing parental responsibility for their support.

  • Child support calculator

    This tool estimates the amount of child support the court may order on a child support case.

  • Documents and forms (eDocs)

    DHs’ online document repository, called eDocs, provides easy access to current versions of brochures, forms and other documents.

  • Grants and RFPs

    DHS periodically issues requests for proposals (RFPs) to invite businesses and organizations to participate in various projects and programs.

  • Licensing

    DHS licenses service providers and monitors and investigates their compliance with Minnesota laws and rules.