Minnesota Recovery Connection – provides resources for substance use and addiction recovery. Connect with a Recovery Navigator and/or make an appointment to meet 1:1 for a longer session.

Ramsey County Welcome Center for Adult Mental Health – Provide easily accessible mental health services to people with urgent needs and few service options.

Walk-In Counseling Center – Counseling services are completely free and anonymous, with no appointment needed. All of our professional counselors volunteer their time.

Minnesota Community Care – for substance use and addiction recovry. Renewal Services – Nurse will answer who can triage an acute crisis, do initial intake, and schedule same/next day appointments. Walk-In at Downtown Clinic @ 424 Dorothy Day Place; and La Clinica @ 153 Cesar Chavez St.

Wilder – During COVID-19 appointments are available via telehealth for adult, family and children’s mental health services

Ramsey County Urgent Care for Adult Mental Health – provides service to adults in Ramsey County who are experiencing a mental health or chemical health crisis.

Single Adults (22 years +) Seeking Shelter – Call Catholic Charities or Union Gospel Mission. Catholic Charities has a daily lottery for their shelter beds; people can call or show up in-person (at 435 Dorothy Day Place) daily from 9am to 3:30pm. Names are then drawn through a lottery system at 3:30 pm each day (must be present).  Referrers can also email the Ramsey County Adult Hotel Shelter team at adultshelterreferral@co.ramsey.mn.us requesting access.

Radias Health Homeless Outreach –  Provide outreach and case management for people who are experiencing serious mental illnesses and/or substance abuse. EMAIL PREFERRED:  radiashomelessservices@radiashealth.org

People Incorporated Homeless Outreach –  Provide outreach, drop-in services, substance use services and case management for people who are experiencing homelessness.

Ally Supportive Services – Provides those experiencing homelessness with resources as quickly as possible.

Dakota County Housing Crisis Line – Dakota County residents may call the Housing Crisis Line if they need emergency shelter and/or
information on community housing resources and referrals.

Homeless Outreach Services Team – Provides access to services to assist in becoming stably housed, as well as assist with accessing other resources to meet their basic needs.

Ramsey County Mobile Crisis Team – Mental health crisis services are available 24/7 providing phone support and can meet people at their homes, schools, workplaces or in the community. Physically in Ramsey County.

Ramsey County Urgent Care for Adult Mental Health – provides service to adults in Ramsey County who are experiencing a mental health or chemical health crisis.

Dakota County Crisis Response Unit – Answered by caring staff who know a lot about mental health, housing, shelters, food, employment and transportation. Can provide face-to-face crisis intervention and stabilization.

Washington County Crisis Response Unit – Provides mobile crisis mental health services for adults and children experiencing a crisis phone and face-to-face, short-term, intensive mental health services.

Ramsey County Crisis Stabilization – Professional who has completed an assessment can refer to community care following a crisis assessment

Dakota County Crisis Response Unit – Caring staff can provide connections to mental health care, housing, shelters, food, employment and transportation following a crisis assessment.

Washington County Crisis Response Unit – can provide mental health services for adults and children experiencing a crisis with short-term, intensive mental health services.

Guild South in South St. Paul provides an up to 10 day stay for individuals needing stabilization in a residential setting when experiencing a mental health crisis.

Guild Crisis & Recovery Center in Scott County provides an up to 10 day stay for individuals needing stabilization in a residential setting when experiencing a mental health crisis.

People Incorporated Crisis Residences provide a 3-10 day stay for individuals needing stabilization in a residential setting when experiencing a mental health crisis.

M Health Fairview Transition Clinic – supports patients waiting to start outpatient or programmatic care but struggling with the wait time whether it is a day, week or month.  The Clinic does not accept drop-in or self referral patients.  All patients must be referred by a professional who has assessed the patient and referred them to care that is delayed in start timing.  Patients from 12-18; adults and seniors are all accepted.

For insured clients, you may be able to get access to appointments by calling the number on the back of your insurance card. For more information, visit our page about insurance.

People Incorporated Outpatient – Clinics are currently scheduling in-person and virtual therapy appointments

Wilder – During COVID-19 appointments are available via telehealth for adult, family and children’s mental health services

Canvas Health – Talk to an intake coordinator who will match you with a clinician who can get you the help they need in the location that’s most convenient

Minnesota Community Care – Call for appointments for full array of health and mental health appointments

For uninsured clients, call their County of Residence for access to Substance Use services.

911 will triage call and dispatch Law Enforcement or EMS to the scene to determine next steps.

Regions Emergency Department – Individual will be assessed to determine if hospital level of care is required.  Those not requiring hospital level of care will be discharged with referrals for care.

United Emergency Department – Individual will be assessed to determine if hospital level of care is required.  Those not requiring hospital level of care will be discharged with referrals for care.