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CommunityResource GuideFOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN DAKOTA COUNTYDENTALHEALTH CAREFOODSPECIAL NEEDS/DISABILITYDakota County Public Health Department651.554.6100www.dakotacounty.usWOMEN’S HEALTHHOUSINGSUPPORT FOR FAMILIES
Public Health DepartmentDakota County ServicesFor more information on programs and servicesin Dakota County go to www.dakotacounty.usand enter the keyword in the search box.General informationGeneral informationHours 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.- Cash and emergency assistance- Food assistance- Financial Empowerment Services- Child care assistance- Medical assistance651.554.6100Fax number: 651.554.6130 / Email: public.health@co.dakota.mn.usAsthma ProgramFor children (birth-age 18) diagnosed with asthma. Staff visit andwork with the family on ways to reduce the child’s symptoms, discusscommunity resources and decrease exposure to triggers in the home.Child and Teen Checkups (C&TC)Child and Teen Checkups staff can help find a doctor or dentist, makean appointment, find transportation, or an interpreter for families withchildren and young adults on Medical Assistance from birth to age 21.Family Home VisitingHome visits support families during pregnancy and after delivery.Staff can provide growth and development checks for infants andchildren, and resources for children with special needs. To apply, callor fill out online form at www.dakotacounty.us (search “home visits”).Follow Along ProgramKeeps track of your child’s development from birth - 5 years old.Find out if your child is playing, talking, growing, moving, and actinglike other children the same age.Immunizations for children and adults952.891.7999Immunization walk-in clinics are held monthly in West St. Paul orApple Valley. Call for information or to schedule an appointment.Radon TestingTest your home for radon. Pick up a test kit in Apple Valley(952.891.7500) or West St. Paul (651.554.6100). Call for availability.Tuberculosis testing and treatmentDakota County offers tuberculosis skin tests by appointment.People with tuberculosis can receive medication at no cost.WIC Nutrition Program952.891.7525Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a nutrition program thatoffers free nutritious foods and nutrition education to families.If you are pregnant, recently had a baby, or care for a childunder age 5, you may qualify for WIC. To apply or for moreinformation call 952-891-7525 or text “dakotawic” to 85511.Dakota County Public Health Department1 Mendota Road W., Suite 410, West St. Paul, MN 55118Ph: 651.554.6100 / Fax: 651.554.6130Email: public.health@co.dakota.mn.usThis directory is a general guide to resources and does notimply endorsement by the Dakota County Public HealthDepartment. The information is subject to change.DCPHD-HR-2947 (12/2019)Follow Us!651.437.3191Child SupportEmployment and Economic Assistance651.554.5909651.554.5611Social Services651.554.6000Community Living Services651.554.6336Dakota County Library651.450.2900Dakota County Veterans Services651.554.5601- Children and Family Intake 952.891.7459- Adult Services Intake 651.554.6424- Aging and disability services- Autism Spectrum Disorder- Developmental disabilities- Personal care assistanceDakota County Parks952.891.7000Crisis ServicesDakota County Crisis Intervention952.891.7171.Dakota County Housing Crisis Line651.554.5751Casa De Esperanza651.772.1611www.dakotacounty.us (search “Mental Health”)24-hour response and referral in a mental health crisisEmergency shelter, assistance to prevent evictionand information on housing resources and referralswww.dakotacounty.us (search “housing assistance”)www.casadeesperanza.org24-hour bilingual domestic violence helplineCrisis Text LineText MN to 741741Free services available 24/7. If you or someone you care aboutis having a mental health crisis or are contemplating suicide.Lewis House- Eagan- Hastings- Sexual Assault Hotlinewww.360communities.orgAvailable 24 hours a day for housing and protectionfor abused women and children651.452.7288651.437.1291651.405.1500Page 2
Help LinesUnited Way 2-1-1 (dial 211)www.211unitedway.orgDisability Linkage LineChemical Dependency Infowww.minnesotahelp.info/index (Searchable resource database)Multi-Service AgenciesThese agencies may help with food, housing, transportation,utilities, and emergency assistance.Comunidades Latinas Unidasen Servicio: CLUES651.379.4200www.clues.orgLinguistically and culturally relevant resource andservice nonprofit organization for Latinos.Narcotics Anonymous Minnesota1.877.767.7676Tobacco Quit Plan an.com360 Communities952.985.5300CAP Agency651.322.3500Hastings Family Service651.437.7134If you think you or someone you know has an opioid addiction:- Call your primary care provider- Call the SAMHSA’s National Helpline at 1.800.662.HELP- OR go to the SAMHSA website online athttps://www.samhsa.gov/Visit www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose to learn more aboutprotecting yourself and your loved ones from opioid abuse,addiction, and overdose.Mission Outpost952.898.9311Children with Special ncy.orgwww.hastingsfamilyservice.orgServes ISD 200 residents and Hastings areawww.popmn.org/gethelp/basicneedsPrince of Peace Lutheran Church, BurnsvilleNeighbors Inc.651.455.5000www.neighborsmn.orgInver Grove Heights, South St. Paul, West St. Paul, Mendota Heights,Mendota, Sunfish Lake and Lilydale residentsSalvation Army651.746.3400Autism Spectrum DisorderInformation & Resourceswww.dakotacounty.us (search “Autism”)Family Voices of MNwww.familyvoicesofminnesota.orgParent-to-parent support651.554.63361.866.334.8444Fraser Center612.767.7222Living Well with ADHD952.921.5870www.dakotacounty.us (search “Chemical Health”)The county can assist people with a chemical health assessmentand treatment if they:- are a current county resident; don’t have health insurance thatcovers chemical dependency treatment or the insurance planhas denied coverage- meet the MN State guidelines for income & household sizePlease contact the Adult Intake Unit in Social Services at651.554.6424 for eligibility.Living Well Disability Services651.688.8808Minnesota Hands and Voices651.265.2435National Alliance on MentalIllness of Minnesota (NAMI Minnesota)651.645.2948Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)952.922.0880PACER Center952.838.9000Al Anon/Alateen651.771.2208The ARC Greater Twin aser.orgServices for autism, mental health and rehabilitationChemical DependencyDakota County Chemical Health651.554.6000www.aaminneapolis.orgGreater Minneapolis Intergroup provides support and resources foranyone seeking help with their drinking. Phones answered 24 voices.org/Community of families with children who are deaf and hard of hearingwww.namihelps.orgwww.pacer.orgSupport and advocacy for children with disabilities and their familieswww.arcminnesota.orgParent advocacy to expand opportunities and enhance quality of lifePage 3
Dental ServicesClothing360 Communities952.985.5300Community Clothes Closet952.898.9595On Medical Assistance? Contact your health plan about Children from birth to age 26 and pregnant women; accepts MA;Sliding fee and free a! Lutheran Church, LakevilleHastings Family Servicewww.hastingsfamilyservice.orgServes ISD 200 residents and Hastings areaMission Outpostwww.popmn.orgPrince of Peace Lutheran Church, BurnsvilleNeighbors tal fillings, extractions, other servicesChildren’s Dental Services612.746.1530Community University Health Care612.301.3433Dentistry for Children & Adolescents952.435.4102Helping Hands Health Center651.224.7561www.cuhcc.umn.edu (search “Dental Care”)Fees based on family size and incomewww.childrensdent.comMA not accepted - only physical or mental disability acceptedHope Dental ClinicCultural Serviceswww.hopedentalclinic.orgThese agencies may help with food, family support, employment,education, health and wellness and empowerment.651.789.7605Indian Health Board612.721.9800Metropolitan State Univ. Dental Clinic651.793.1793www.indianhealthboard.comIndian Health Board612.721.9800.Centro Tyrone Guzman (Latino)612.874.1412Minnesota Dental Association800.950.3368CLUES (Latino)- St. Paul- Aging Well Services651.379.4200651.379.4280MN Donated Dental651.454.6290Prince of Peace Dental Clinic952.898.9318Sharing & Caring Hands-Dental612.338.4640Southern Heights Dental Group507.334.6433True North Community Dental Clinic952.403.5149University of MN Dental Clinics612.625.2495West Side Dental rgency health and safety information in multiple languagesNeighborhood Housewww.neighb.orgProgressive Individual Resources, .705.5968www.zacah.orgIslamic organization to support Muslims and followers of other faiths. ww.dental.metrostate.eduwNo sliding fee or free serviceswww.mndental.orgSearch option for Find-a-Dentist by areawww.dentallifeline.org/minnesotaFree care for permanently disabled, elderly or medically edu/www.westsidechs.orgDental cleaning and x-raysCentury CollegeNormandale Community CollegeDental Hygiene Clinic651.779.5787952.358.8608Page 4
EducationAdult EducationFree adult reading, math, English as a Second Language,G.E.D. and diploma programsHead StartEarly Head Start (Pregnancy to age 3)and Head Start (Age 3 to school .helpmegrowmn.orgDevelopment information/referral for assessment (Birth – age 5)ISD 6 South St. Paul Public School651.457.9418ISD 191 Burnsville/Eagan/Savage952.707.4150ISD 192 Farmington ECFE651.460.3200ISD 194 Lakeville ECFE952.232.2150ISD 196Rosemount/Eagan/Apple Valley651.423.7920ISD 197 West St. Paul651.403.8390ISD 199 Inver Grove Heights651.306.7503ISD 200 Hastings School nityed191.orgwww.farmington.k12.mn.us/community istrictce.orgEarly learning and Family Resource y.org/hotline1.800.222.1990 / Text 612.424.1211 Contact to find local classesFinancial HelpEarly Childhood EducationHelp Me GrowMinnesota Literacy CouncilEarly Childhood Screening (pre-school)Websites for the districts are listed in above sectionISD 6 South St. Paul Public School651.288.6897ISD 191 Burnsville/Eagan/Savage952.707.4100ISD 192 Farmington651.460.3200ISD 194 Lakeville952.232.3000ISD 196Rosemount/Eagan/Apple Valley651.423.7899ISD 197 West St. Paul651.403.8363.ISD 199 Inver Grove Heights651.306.7520ISD 200 Hastings School District651.480.7381Employment & Economic Assistance651.554.5611Financial Empowerment Services651.554.5673Angel Foundation612.627.9000Energy Assistance (CAP Agency)651.322.3500360 Communities952.985.5300Hastings Family Service651.437.7134www.dakotacounty.us (search “Cash Assistance”)Assistance for emergency, food, financial, prenatal care, and child carewww.dakotacounty.us (search “Financial Counseling”)Provides counseling (provided by Accredited Financial Counselors ).Services include budget and debt counseling, student loan education,credit report review education and support to help repair damagedcredit, planning for major purchases, and connecting to communitysupports.www.mnangel.orgFor cancer patientswww.capagency.orgFinancial assistance to help pay utility and fuel bill (October to e.orgLutheran Social Service 7Neighbors, Inc.651.455.5000Social Security eighborsmn.orgwww.ssa.govwww.zacah.orgIslamic organization to support Muslims and followers of other faithsFitness- Dakota County Parks - www.dakotacounty.us/parks- City Parks - www.dakotacounty.us (search “cities and townships”)- Fitness and Exercise in Dakota Countywww.dakotacounty.us (search “Fitness and Exercise”)Find indoor walking options and Simple Steps Walking Program- Where Can We Go to Play booklet (affordable ideas for familyfun in Dakota County) available in English and Spanishwww.dakotacounty.us (search “Healthy Living”).Page 5
FoodHealth CareMany local churches offer community meals free or by donation.Food Shelves and Free Community Mealsin Dakota Countywww.dakotacounty.us (search “Food Shelves”)Health Clinics (low-cost)Crown Medical Center612.871.4354Diamondhead Community Clinic952.707.4171651.209.8640Green card medical exams and travel clinic servicesMinnesota Food HelplineHunger Solutions1.888.711.1151651.486.9860360 Communities952.985.5300Dakota Child and Family ClinicNeighbors, Inc.651.455.5000Dakota County WIC952.891.7525Minnesota Family Planning and1.800.783.2287STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease hotline)Hastings Family Service651.437.7134The Open Door Pantry651.688.3189Fare for All763.450.3880Meals on Wheels612.623.3363www.hungersolutions.org (Find a local food shelf tacounty.us (search s.comFarmers Marketwww.minnesotagrown.com (Some markets accept EBT and WIC)WOMEN, INFANTS &CHILDREN (WIC) PROGRAMWIC is a nutrition program that helpsfamilies eat well and stay healthy.WIC offers: Nutrition information specific to yourfamily’s needs Breastfeeding education and support Healthy foods Referrals to other health andcommunity programsIf you are pregnant, recently had a baby, orcare for a child under age 5, you may qualifyfor WIC.To apply or for moreinformation call952-891-7525 or text“dakotawic” to 85511.www.isd191.orgFor children age birth - High School and live in School District .orgPublic Health Immunization Clinic952.891.7999St. Mary’s Clinic651.287.7777Westside Community Health Services651.602.7500www.dakotacounty.us (search “Immunization Clinic”)www.stmaryshealthclinics.orgFree non-emergency health care for uninsured, appt. requiredwww.westsidechs.orgOther resources:- STD testing clinics - www.dakotacounty.us (search “STD testing”)- www.health.state.mn.us (search “low cost health services”)Health InsuranceMNsureMonday-Friday 8:00 a.m - 6:00 p.m.www.mnsure.org1.855.366.7873651.539.2099Dakota County Employment andEconomic tico /dhswww.porticohealthnet.org1.866.489.4899 / Interpreters are availableHelps uninsured/assistance with applicationPrescription MedicationsSome pharmacies participate in drug discount programs andmay offer generic drugs for a low fee. Contact your pharmacyto find out.Dispose of medications safely through the Dakota CountySheriff’s office. Drop boxes are available at variouslocations. Visit www.dakotacounty.us (search “safe disposal”).Page 6
Health Care (continued)HousingVisionVision Loss sion Clinics with Sliding FeesThirty nine Dollar nt prescription glasses and contact lensesDakota County Housing Crisis Line651.554.5751C.O.R.E Drop In Center612.205.7944www.dakotacounty.us (search “housing assistance”)Emergency shelter, assistance to prevent eviction,and information on housing , Outreach, Resources, and Engagement Drop InCenter is for youth at-risk of or are currently homeless who canget help with basic needs (food, clothes, shower, laundry, etc.)and connected to case management and services such as housingSheltersDakota Woodlands (for families)651.456.9110Harbor Shelter651.480.8377www.dakotawoodlands.orgYouth ages 12-20For children and youth: Birth through age 20 and Receive Medical AssistanceFind a regular doctor and dentistwho will get to know your children. Schedule an appointment for a checkup. Learn more about your child’s developmentand health. Call your health plan to find a doctor, dentist,interpreter, or rides to medical appointmentsand get your rewards! The number is on theback of your insurance card.Child and Teen Checkups are due at:2 weeks2 months4 months6 months9 months12 months15 months18 months24 months30 monthsEvery year fromAge 3 through 20Dental check-up:Every 6 months by 12 months of age!LEARN MORE!Dakota County Child and Teen Checkups (C&TC)952-891-7500GeneralDakota CountyCommunity Development Agency651.675.4400www.dakotacda.orgAffordable housingAffordable housing locatorwww.housinglink.orgEnvironmental Health concernsDakota County Public Health952.891.7500Habitat for Humanity612.207.1700Homeowner & Foreclosure Prevention Programwww.tchabitat.orgSmoke-Free Housing b SkillsMN Workforce Centerswww.mnworkforcecenter.orgServices that can help you look for a job,change careers, or create or update a resume- West St. Paul WorkForce Center- Burnsville WorkForce Center- Shakopee WorkForce aWorks.netwww.minnesotaworks.netNo fee online job bank for finding jobs in MinnesotaPage 7
Legal HelpMental HealthDakota County Family Court Self-Help Center- Apple Valley952.891.7135- Hastings651.438.8080- West St. Paul651.554.6200www.dakotacounty.us (search “legal help”)Free 30-minute consultation on family court issuesfor county residents who do not have a lawyerImmigrant Law Center of MNwww.ilcm.orgLegal help for immigrants and refugees1.800.223.1368www.lawhelpmn.orgLegal Assistance of Dakota County952.431.3200www.dakotalegal.orgFree legal help for low-income people andimmigration serviceswww.dakotacounty.us (search “Mental Health”)- Adult Mental Health- Children’s Mental Health- Crisis Response 24-hour1.888.575.2954651.291.2837Tubman Chrysalis 1.7453952.891.717124-hour phone and face-to-face crisis interventionDakota County Crisis ResponseDakota County Crisis Response UnitLawHelpMNSouthern MN Regional Legal Services. ww.smrls.orgwDakota County952.891.7171Call 911 for life threatening emergenciesThe Crisis Response Unit is a 24-hour Crisis Line and isavailable to all people in Dakota County. Phones areanswered by caring staff who are trained in crisis recoveryand community resources that help support and maintainmental health. They can also help with things like: Crisis phone support Family education and support Referrals to community resources Access to urgent psychiatry and therapy Mental Health crisis assessments Crisis Stabilization ServicesMental health providers & other resources- Sign up for the -Follow Along Programin Dakota CountyThe program helps you keep track ofyour child's development from birth toage 5 years.Find out if your child is playing, talking,growing, moving, and acting like otherchildren the same age.It’s FUN,EASY andFREE!Learn more andsign up at:www.dakotacounty.us(search “Follow Along”)Associated Clinic of Psychology- Apple Valley- West St. rackerMN.orgMental Health Clinics & Substance Use Disorder ResourcesMental Health Minnesota651.493.6634Minnesota Mental Health Clinic651.454.0114National Alliance on MentalIllness of entalhealthclinics.comCommunity support program funded by Dakota CountyApple Valley, Eagan and Lakeville(NAMI Minnesota)www.namihelps.orgPage 8
TransportationParent SupportDakota County Child Care Licensingwww.dakotacounty.us (search “c
ISD 6 South St. Paul Public School 651.288.6897 ISD 191 Burnsville/Eagan/Savage 952.707.4100 ISD 192 Farmington 651.460.3200 ISD 194 Lakeville 952.232.3000 ISD 196 651.423.7899 Rosemount/Eagan/Apple Valley ISD 197 West St. Paul 651.403.8363 ISD 199 Inver Grove Heights 651.306.7520 ISD 2
