Resources

Hennepin County Community Mental Health Resources

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Carver County Community Mental Health Resources

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Chemical Health

• Drug and Alcohol Addiction Rehab, Treatment and Recovery Resources in Minnesota: https://www.help.org/drug-and-alcohol-rehab-centers-in-minnesota/
• National Institute on Drug Abuse: Positive Parenting Prevents Drug Abuse
• Warning Signs of Adolescent Chemical Use
• How to Tell if Your Teen has a Chemical Use Problem
• Alcohol Awareness Month

Mental Health Resources for BIPOC Communities  

Arubah Emotional Health Services  
https://www.arubahemotionalhealth.com/ 
705 N 42nd Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55412 
612-284-8115 

Arubah is a community mental health clinic founded by Anissa Keyes, a Black woman, and focused on making mental health accessible to all. 
 

Canopy Mental Health & Consulting 
6625 Lyndale Ave. S. Suite 440 
Richfield, MN 55423 
(612) 712-7200 
info@canopymhc.com 
https://www.canopymhc.com/  

Canopy is a values-based mental health organization with locations in Richfield and NE Minneapolis offering outpatient and online therapy options to best meet your needs. They provide culturally informed therapy services and medication management for historically underserved and marginalized populations in the Twin Cities. 
 

Creative Kuponya 
2945 44^th Ave S 
Minneapolis, MN 55406 
creativekuponya@gmail.com 
(612) 208-2217 
www.creativekuponya.com 

Creative Kuponya provides restructured, innovative mental health care at the intersection of diversity, equity, and inclusion though transformative community healing sessions, education and training, and therapy. Creative Kuponya seeks to dismantle oppression that is embedded within our mental health system and provide therapeutic liberation to those that society has pushed to the margins.    
 

Empower Therapeutic Support Services 
www.empowerfam.com 
227 Colfax Ave N Minneapolis, MN 55405 
612-223-0373 

Empower is a mental health clinic in North Minneapolis offering therapy to individuals, groups, couples, and families. They take an inclusive, culturally sensitive approach, and work around issues of culture and racism to empower clients. Empower also offers diversity and inclusion training programs. 
 

Hamm Clinic 
408 St. Peter Street #429 
St. Paul, MN 55102 
651-224-0614 
https://hammclinic.org/ 

Hamm Clinic’s mission is to promote mental health with culturally responsive, relational care, especially for those facing financial barriers. Hamm clinic offers therapy to individuals, families, couples, and groups. Psychiatry and Spanish language services are available. 

Health Finders Clinic 
www.healthfindersmn.org 
507-323-8100 
710 Division St. S 
Northfield, MN 55057 

The mission of HealthFinders is to provide quality, accessible and culturally appropriate healthcare services, at no cost, to low-income and uninsured residents of greater Rice County. Services include primary care, dental care, behavioral health, diabetes education group for Latinos, Latino teen walk-in clinic, women only exercise groups, and MNsure enrollment in Somali and Spanish. 

Roots Wellness Center 
1916 University Ave W 
St. Paul, MN 55104 
info@rwc-mn.com 
(612) 289-5656 
https://rwc-mn.com/ 
Roots Wellness Center is a social-justice-based agency that provides quality and culturally-responsive mental health services in the community and the home. They aim to help individuals and families live holistic lives by identifying and building upon inherent cultural strengths and addressing social barriers. Services include mental health therapy, substance abuse therapy, and children’s day treatment.  

Wilder Foundation  
www.wilder.org  
451 Lexington Pkwy N, Saint Paul, MN 55104 
651-280-2000 
 
Wilder’s Community Mental Health and Wellness Center offers outpatient services to children, adolescents, adults, and families. They have providers who identify as LGBTQIA+, Black, African American, Latinx, Native American, Indigenous, Asian and Southeast Asian. Wilder also has walk-in evaluations in-person and virtually.  

Resources for Black/African American Communities 

African American Child Wellness Center 
https://aacwi.org/ 
(763) 522-0100 
Shelard Parkway, Suite #325 
Plymouth, MN 55441 

The mission of the organization is to promote the psychological and spiritual liberation of children of African descent and their families by providing culturally specific mental health services and by developing access to culture-based, holistic wellness resources, research, and practices.  Services include therapy for individuals, families, and groups, parenting boot camp, pregnancy and motherhood program, Academic Wellness and Success Program, and weekly Healing Circle.  

The Cultural Wellness Center 
http://www.culturalwellnesscenter.org 

The Cultural Wellness Center engages people, organizations, communities, and corporations from across the Twin Cities to help them overcome personal and cultural challenges by better understanding their culture and themselves. Services include a community health hub, classes, workshops, and community events.    
 

Healing Justice Foundation 
https://www.healingjusticefoundation.org/about-us 

The Healing Justice Foundation offers community healing events for the Black community, particularly around crisis and police brutality. 

Northside Healing Space 
3700 Bryant Ave. N. Minneapolis | 
https://libertychurchmpls.org/northside-healing-space/ 

A community-driven solution to healing the trauma that exists in North Minneapolis. NHS is rooted in deep community wisdom, ancient healing practices, foundational beliefs of the African American church, and participatory research. 

Resources for Hispanic/Latinx Communities 

Centro Tyrone Guzman 
Phone: (612) 874-1412 
infocenter@centromn.org 
https://centromn.org/about 

Centro Tyrone Guzman is a multi-service agency serving the Latine community in the Twin Cities since 1974. Services include Montessori childcare, health Insurance access and advocacy, groups for adolescents and adults, summer programming, adult literacy, family nutrition program, and education on caring for elders. 

 
CLUES 
https://clues.org/about/latinos-in-minnesota/ 
651-379-4200 
797 East 7^th Street 
St. Paul, MN 55106 

Communidades Latinos Unidas en Servicio (CLUES) is Minnesota’s largest Latino-led nonprofit organization, founded in 1981 by and for Latinos to provide culturally and linguistically relevant services. Our mission is to advance social and economic equity and wellbeing for Latinos by building upon our strengths and cultures, uplifting our community, and enabling leadership for systemic change. Multiple programs and services are offered in the areas of mental health, physical health and wellness, education, economic prosperity, arts and culture, and parenting.  

COPAL MN (Communities Organizing Latinx Power and Action) 
General information: (612) 427-2011 
Navigator’s program (in collaboration with CAPI USA): (612) 598-6632 
E-mail: info@copalmn.org 
http://www.copalmn.org 

COPAL’s Navigators are devoted to empowering Latine communities by facilitating connections to essential resources, enabling individuals to lead healthy and dignified lives. COPAL offers services in the areas of environmental justice, health and wellness, organizing and leadership, South Central initiative, resources (including education, rental assistance, and connection to mental health resources) and worker’s center (recovering lost wages, discrimination cases, etc). 

Discapacitados Abriendose Caminos 
107 7th Ave South 
South St Paul, MN 55075 
Email: centro@dacmn.org 
Phone: 651-293-1748 
Fax: 651-293-1744 
http://www.dacfamilycenter.org/en/home/ 

Discapacitados Abriendose Caminos (DAC) helps families of disabled individuals access health care, public services, and community systems. Services include education, connection to resources, and a family support group. 

Esperanza United 
651-646-5553 
https://casadeesperanza.org 
Email: info@casadeesperanza.org 
24-Hour Crisis Line: 651-772-1611 

Esperanza United mobilizes Latinas and Latin@ communities to end gender-based violence. Formerly Casa de Esperanza, Esperanza United was founded in 1982 by a small group of persevering Latinas as an emergency shelter in St. Paul, Minnesota. We continue to ground our work in community strengths and wisdom, as we serve Latin@s locally and nationwide. Services include 24 hour crisis and domestic violence hotlines, emergency shelter, family advocacy, leadership development, community engagement, trainings, public policy initiatives, and research. 

Hispanic Outreach of Goodhue County & CARE Clinic 
Main line: 651-301-2184 
info@Hispanicoutreach.org 
https://hispanicoutreach.org/  
https://www.careclinicrw.com/ 
906 College Avenue, Door 1 
Red Wing, MN 55066 
Intake at clinic: 651-388-1022 

Hispanic Outreach of Goodhue County provides programs and services that strengthen the Hispanic community contribution to Goodhue County while growing Hispanic cultural awareness. Services include interpretation, document translation, financial assistance, advocacy services, youth and family education programs. In collaboration with CARE clinic of Red Wing, Hispanic Outreach offers counseling to Spanish-speaking individuals and households.  

La Clinica (Minnesota Community Care) 
153 Cesar Chavez St. 
St. Paul, MN 55107 
Appointments: (651) 602-7500 
http://www.mncare.org 

Services offered: Provides primary care regardless of income or insurance status. Primary care for ages 0–100+, well visits, sports physicals for students, support managing chronic conditions, prenatal care, cancer screenings, substance use services, mental health services, interpreter services, urgent care, same-day care for respiratory illness, same-day care for injury or other illness, birth control or other sexual health appointments, chiropractic, behavioral health or psychiatric medication appointments, medication management.  

 Resources for Immigrants  

The Center for Victims of Torture 
https://www.cvt.org/ 
649 Dayton Avenue 
St. Paul, MN 55104 
612-436-4800 
 
Healing services for survivors of torture and war trauma, including therapy, medical treatment, nursing care, social services, and massage/physical therapy. Interpreters are provided. The organization also has training, research, and advocacy efforts.  

International Institute of Minnesota 
(651) 647-0191 
http://www.iimn.org 

The International Institute of Minnesota is committed to help immigrants and refugees make Minnesota their home. Services include English language and citizenship classes, college readiness courses, job training and job search support, community orientation workshops, and resettlement assistance.  

 
Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota 
Intake: 651-641-1011 or 1-800-223-1368 
https://www.ilcm.org 

The Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota (ILCM) is a nonprofit organization that provides free immigration legal representation to low-income immigrants and refugees in Minnesota and North Dakota. ILCM provides services based on our capacity. ILCM also works to educate the community about immigration matters and advocates for public policies which respect the universal human rights of immigrants.  
 
Immigrant Legal Resource Center 
https://www.ilrc.org/ 
 
The mission of the Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) is to work with and educate immigrants, community organizations, and the legal sector to continue to build a democratic society that values diversity and the rights of all people. Their resource page houses information for diverse audiences, from experienced advocates to directly impacted community members seeking answers about the complex world of immigration law.    

Neighborhood House 
https://neighborhoodhousemn.org/ 
651-789-3602 
179 Robie Street East 
St. Paul, MN 55107 

Neighborhood House has been and continues to be a welcoming presence for thousands of refugees, immigrants and others in transition or crisis. Our organization has become a full-service hub for those seeking assistance with basic needs, from food to housing, as well as helping create future opportunities through family coaching and education programming.  

 
Resources for Somali Communities 

Brian Coyle Neighborhood Center | Pillsbury United Communities 
www.pillsburyunited.org/site/brian-coyle/  
712-338-5282 
420 15th Ave. S, 
Minneapolis, MN 55454 
Communications@pillsburyunited.org 

Brian Coyle Neighborhood Center and Pillsbury United Communities work toward just society where every person has personal, social, and economic power. Their united system of programs, neighborhood centers, social enterprises, and partnerships connects individuals and their families across the region. Services include immigration support, community wellness, food access, and youth programs. Languages spoken: Amharic, Oromo, Somali.  

 
East African Healing Services 
https://www.eahsmn.org/ 
2021 E Hennepin Ave., Suite 130 
Minneapolis, MN 55413 
Phone: 651-330-6048 
Email Address: info@eahsmn.org 

EAHS is focused on behavioral and mental health therapy for East African immigrants aged 18+. 
Services includes ARMHS services, substance abuse treatment, outpatient therapy, and case management. 
 

Healing Path Therapy Services 
https://healingpathwellnessmn.com/ 
115 East Lake Street Suite #201 
Minneapolis, MN 55408 
612-345-4850 

A Somali owned mental clinic that services primarily BIPOC individuals, immigrants, and refugees. Therapy services include outpatient, in-home, and school linked care, as well as ARMHS. Healing and Arts programs include meditation, art expression, and nutrition counseling. Community outreach programs include employment skills, relapse prevention, and peer support groups. 
 

Isuroon 
https://www.isuroon.org 
1600 E Lake St 
Minneapolis, MN 55407 
612-886-2731 
communications@isuroon.org 

Isuroon is a grassroots organization developed by and for Somali women. They believe that health and wellbeing can be fostered through a variety of support areas, including education, youth development, physical and mental health services, nutrition, community and family engagement, and affordable housing, among others. Isuroon also provides culturally appropriate mental health care and Adult Rehabilitation Mental Health Services (ARMHS). 
 

SOFAM – Somali Youth and Family Development Center 
https://www.somfam.org/ 
2400 Park Ave. S. 
Minneapolis, MN 55440 
info@somfam.org 

Resources and programming for Somali immigrant families. Programs include gender specific support groups for all ages, an after-school program, nutrition classes, and mentorship. 
 

Somali Community Resettlement Services 
https://somalcrs.org/ 
4020 Minnehaha Ave Ste 2070 
Minneapolis, MN, 55408 
612-353-6380 

Founded by Somali refugees, SCRC assists new arrivals with documentation, legal protection, education, healthcare, and vocational training. They partner with other agencies (including MN Departments of Health, Human Services, and Employment) and have locations in Minneapolis, Rochester, and Faribault. 
 

Somali Success 
https://www.somalisuccess.org/ 
612-338-3153 
1545 E. Lake Street, Minneapolis, MN 55407 

Somali Success is a 501(C) 3 non-profit, constituency-based organization that promotes the economic vitality of local East African immigrants through education, advocacy, employment and support services. Programs include classes in ESL, Citizenship training, housing and employment resources, and youth development.  

Resources for Native American/Indigenous Communities 

American Indian Family Center  
www.aifcmn.org 
579 Wells St. St. Paul, MN 55101  
651-793-3803  

The AIFC Indian Family Center (AIFC) provides services in six areas: recovery, mental health, housing, youth, family, and employment. Staff and programs are grounded in the culture and values of the American Indian Community and guided by the wisdom of Elders. The organization is also rooted in the teachings of the medicine wheel.  

Indian Health Board  
www.indianhealthboard.com 
1315 East 24th Street Minneapolis, MN 55404  
612-721-9800 F: 612-721-2904  

The Indian Health Board offers medical, dental, therapy, and recovery services that are culturally based. Transportation is provided to those that qualify. 

 
Native American Community Clinic 
https://nacc-healthcare.org/ 
1213 E. Franklin Avenue, 
Minneapolis, MN 55404 
(612) 872-8086 

The mission of NACC is to promote the health and wellness of Native American Families through healthcare services including medical, behavioral, dental, substance abuse, and traditional healing programs. NACC also works to connect families to food, housing, and health insurance resources. 

Mino Bimaadiziwin Wellness Clinic- Pediatric Mental Health Program 
https://www.rlpmh.org 
2115 Cedar Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55404 
(612) 767-5855 

The Red Lake Nation’s PHMP provides mental health care to children ages 0-21. They take a holistic approach to care, involving the whole family system with a focus on culture and  
healing. In addition to care in the clinic, therapists can work with students at Minneapolis public schools and Bdote Learning Center. Medication management and neuropsychiatric evaluations are also available. 

Minnesota Indian Women’s Center 
www.miwrc.org 
2300 15th Avenue South, Minneapolis,  55404 
(612) 728-2000 

MIWRC is a non-profit social and mental health services organization providing programs including affordable housing, sexual assault and domestic violence advocacy, traditional birthing, and cultural resilience and healing. 
 

Resources for Asian Communities  

Asian Mental Health Collective 
https://www.asianmhc.org/ 

Website with directories for Asian therapists in the United States and Canada. AMHC also has support groups, resources, and information for therapists.  

 
Chinese American Association of Minnesota 
https://caam.org 
info@caam.org 
PO Box 582584 
Minneapolis, MN 55458-2584  
 
CAAM is the oldest and largest Chinese American community organization in Minnesota with a mission to promote Chinese cultural heritage and enhance the quality of life of Chinese Americans in Minnesota. CAAM offers scholarships, a dance school, and a language school.  

Hmong American Partnership 
www.hmong.org 
1075 Arcade St. Saint Paul, MN 55106 
(651) 495-1557 
 
HAP provides culturally based programs in the areas of workforce readiness, small business development, navigation and access services, mental health training, and academic enrichment. 
 

Hmong Cultural Center 
https://www.hmongcc.org/ 
375 University Avenue West Suite 204 
Saint Paul, MN 55103 
651-917-9937 
 
HCC’s Mission is to promote the personal development of youth and adults through education while providing resources that enhance cross-cultural awareness between Hmong and non-Hmong. HCC celebrates and nourishes Hmong culture by teaching music, dance and ceremonial arts. They also support immigrants and refugees through English and citizenship classes.  
 

Hmong Mental Health Podcast 
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hmong-mental-health-podcast/id1676379786 
The clinical team at Vanguard Mental Health and Wellness team explored mental health from the Hmong cultural framework.   

 
Karen Organization of Minnesota 
https://mnkaren.org/programs/ 
2353 Rice Street #240 
Roseville, MN 55113 
651-788-7593 

KOM serves refugees and immigrants by removing barriers to economic, social, and cultural wellbeing. Programs include employment services for youth and adults, social services (food, housing, transportation, health insurance, immigration, etc) for families and elders, community health trainings, and youth development. Walk-in Services are available Mondays and Thursdays from 9:00am-3:30pm. 
 

SEWA-AIFA 
https://www.sewa-aifw.org/ 
6645 James Ave N, Brooklyn Center, MN 55430 
(763)205-9873 
info@sewa-aifw.org 

The goal of SEWA is to promote “total family wellness” by meeting the needs of the South Asian and Indian communities of Minnesota. Programs include economic empowerment, health, resettlement services for Afghan refugees, research, and groups for women, men, elders, LGBTQ+, and neurodiverse communities.  

Resources for Queer BIPOC Communities 

Edges Wellness Center 

Edges Wellness Center 

730 E 38^th St Minneapolis, MN 55407 

612-217-0584 

Edges Wellness Center offers individual, relationship, and sex therapy.  Practitioners work from a holistic and trauma-informed perspective, and welcome individuals from the LGBTQIA+ community.  

GALAP-Gender Affirming Letter Access Project 

www.thegalap.org 

Website directory for individuals looking for a clinician who provides gender affirming support letter services. 
 

M Health Fairview Sexual and Gender Health Clinic 
https://med.umn.edu/sexualhealth/clinic 

1300 2nd Street S, West Bank Office Building, Suite 180 
Minneapolis, MN, 55455 
612-625-1500 
 

The clinic promotes the sexual and gender health of individuals, couples, and families of all backgrounds by providing assessment and treatment. Specialty areas include compulsive sexual behavior, gender health services, and relationship and sex therapy. 

MN LGBTQ+ Therapists’ Network 

https://lgbttherapists.org

The MN LGBTQ+ Therapists’ Network has a database of LGBTQ+ therapists and mental health services in Minnesota. The goals of the network are to provide members with professional and social support, exchange and offer resources and referrals, and provide education and affirmation of LGBTQIA+ communities.  

RECLAIM 

https://www.reclaim.care/ 
RECLAIM’s mission is to increase access to mental health care for queer and trans youth so they may reclaim their lives from oppression in all its forms. They serve youth ages 12-25 and their families by providing individual, couples, family, and group therapy. Beyond therapy, RECLAIM engages in community events, trainings, and consultations. They offer equity-based sliding scale pricing. 

Rest For Resistance 

https://restforresistance.com

Rest for Resistance is a grassroots organization that strives to uplift marginalized communities through online and offline spaces that focus on being one’s whole self.  Events include meditation groups and a Burnt Out Activist Club.