Thursday Connections with SUD at DHS Overview This monthly virtual meeting allows members of the substance use disorder (SUD) community to connect with the SUD unit at ...

Children's mental health other DHS programs DHS staff and grants support a variety of children's mental health programs areas, including the following: Early childhood mental ...

Description: DHS staff and grants support a variety of children’s mental health programs areas.

State moves quickly to fill HIV services gap Did you receive mental health services through Rainbow Health? Learn about resources available to you on the LGBTQIA2S+ ...

Description: The recent closure of Rainbow Health is very concerning. The sudden loss of critical health-related and supportive services affects the lives of several thousand people who were Rainbow clients and roughly 60 staff who lost their jobs. At DHS , our priority is helping people regain access to services as soon as possible. DHS is taking immediate steps to convene an incident command structure to support communication, alignment and coordinated action steps with community partners, counties and the Department of Health.

Address and phone number information for DHS divisions A list of all DHS program contact numbers is on the DHS website. Adult Mental Health Division PO Box 64981 St. ...

Description: A list of addresses and phone numbers for DHS divisions.

... Print Share Favorite Minnesota Department of Human Services ( DHS ) Helpline - Refugee and Immigrant Helpline 540 Cedar St, ... 800) 627-3529 Voice Website https://mn.gov/ dhs /refugee-and-immigrant-helpline Email [email protected] Application ...

Description: Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION The Refugee and Immigrant Helpline helps people: * Connect with resources for jobs, food, health, housing, legal help, language classes and more. * Get a referral to Resettlement Network Services. * Find answers to questions and learn about all available help. Navigators are ready to answer questions in: * English * Russian * Somali * Spanish * Swahili * Ukrainian Interpreters are available for assistance in additional languages.

Children's mental health other DHS programs DHS staff and grants support a variety of children's mental health programs areas, including the following: Collaboratives Children’s ...

Description: DHS staff and grants support a variety of children’s mental health programs areas.

... training plans for CES coursework to support Minnesota DHS employment services This page shows how the College ... time: 4.4 hours for CES courses Custom DHS Linked Content: Bridging Benefits and Work Public Benefits: ...

Description: This page shows how the College of Employment Services (CES) can help 245D license-holders provide free or low-cost competency-based training to their employment support staff. The training develops and enhances the skills needed to provide high quality employment services. The tool was created by the Research and Training Center on Community Living at the University of Minnesota. For more information about CES or to register for training for yourself or your staff, visit the College of Employment Services webpage.

Leave management coordinators Minnesota Department of Human Services leave management coordinators listed by location. Central Office Heidi Eliason 651-431- ...

Description: A listing of leave management coordinators by department location.

... Print Share Favorite Minnesota Department of Human Services ( DHS ) MNbenefits - Apply for State Benefits 540 Cedar St, ... Directions Providing organization Minnesota Department of Human Services ( DHS ) Organization URL https://mn.gov/ dhs

Description: MNbenefits allows users to apply for multiple benefit programs with one online application. Programs include: * Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food support * Cash assistance programs * Emergency Assistance * Housing Support program * Child Care Assistance Program

... Print Share Favorite Minnesota Department of Human Services ( DHS ) Minnesota Adult Abuse Reporting Center (MAARC) 540 Cedar ... 651) 431-2000 Voice Website https://mn.gov/ dhs /people-we-serve/seniors/services/adult-protection/maarc. ...

Description: Report suspected maltreatment of vulnerable adults to the Minnesota Adult Abuse Reporting Center (MAARC) at (844) 880-1574. A vulnerable adult can be anyone over age 18 who: * Has a physical, mental or emotional condition that makes it difficult for the person to meet their own needs for food, housing, clothing, health care, or safety without assistance, and because of condition and need for assistance they may be vulnerable to maltreatment * Is in a hospital, nursing home, transitional care unit, assisted living, housing with services, board and care, foster care or other licensed care facility * Receives services licensed by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) or Minnesota Department of Human Services ( DHS ) such as home care, day services, personal care assistance or other licensed service Maltreatment includes: * Abuse, including physical, emotional and sexual abuse, use of restraints, involuntary seclusion or punishment, or unexplained injury * Neglect, including failure to provide the food, shelter, clothing, health care or services needed for their health, safety or comfort because of neglect by a caregiver with responsibility to do so, or because the vulnerable adult cannot meet their own needs * Financial exploitation, including theft, fraud, scams, or withholding of money or property and/or use of money or property not for the vulnerable adult's benefit