Housing, treatment help for clients affected by service disruptions

For those experiencing housing crisis

People at imminent risk for homelessness upon losing their current housing:
- All Populations. Family Homelessness Prevention Assistance Programs: visit Hennepin Emergency Programs website and select a provider serving Hennepin County.
- Youth (up to age 24). Youth Services Network: visit Youth Services Network (ysnmn.org)
People at risk for eviction seeking assistance to stay in their current housing:
- Hennepin County Tenant Resource Connections: leave a voice mail at 612-767-9737, e-mail housing.assistance.triage@hennepin.us, or visit Tenant Resource Connections (trchennepin.com).
People seeking general information about and referrals to Hennepin County Resources:
- Hennepin County Information Line: call 612-348-3000 to connect with available resources.

Online: St. Louis County Housing Resources
The St. Louis County triage social worker serves as a point of contact for difficult or extra challenging situations. Contact them at 218-471-7391.

Online: Olmsted County Housing Resources
Those experiencing homelessness and are in need of assistance in Olmsted County are encouraged to contact 507-328-7175 or housingstability@olmstedcounty.gov.

Online: Blue Earth County Homelessness Prevention Resources
Single adults over 24 can access the Coordinated Entry System by calling 507-344-9266 (Salvation Army) or 507-345-6822 (MVAC). Unaccompanied youth 24 and under can access the Coordinated Entry System by calling 507-381-6670 (The REACH).

Veterans Community Resource Referral Center
- Online: Community Resource and Referral Centers (CRRCs) - VA Homeless Programs
- Call 612-313-3240
Minnesota Housing Benefits 101 an online resource to explore housing benefits in Minnesota.
- Online: HB101 Minnesota - Home
HousingLink, Minnesota’s primary source for affordable housing-related openings, data, information, and resources.
- Online: HousingLink How We Provide Affordable Housing Resources in MN
United Way 211 provides resources online, on the phone, and through text.

Home Line, a nonprofit Minnesota tenant advocacy organization
- Online: Free Legal Help for Renters — HOME Line (homelinemn.org)

FastTrackerMN.org, an active behavioral health search tool providing access to available treatment options. Visit FastTrackerMN - Find Mental Health & Substance Use Disorder Help 24/7.
The Minnesota Alliance for Recovery Community Organizations (MARCO) has an online tool to connect to a recovery community and resources in your area.
- Connect With An RCO – MARCO (marcomn.org)

The DHS Licensing Information Lookup to find an alternative licensed provider in your area.
- Online: DHS Licensing lookup
The DHS SUD Get Help webpage for information on assessment and treatment services.
- Online: Get help for alcohol and drug use problems / Minnesota Department of Human Services (mn.gov)

If enrolled in a Managed Care Organization reach out to your health care plan at Health plan member services phone numbers / Minnesota Department of Human Services (mn.gov) for alternative treatment providers.