Mental Health Resources

Minnesota Transitions Charter School has mental health supports and services in our schools and communities. Connect with school staff if you have questions or need help.

Connect with school staff if you have questions or need help. Available staff may include school social workers, family support workers, and cultural liaisons. Click on the links below to access Mental Health Resources in the MTCS community.

Nexus Youth and Family Solutions:  This mental health provider has agreements with MTCS to provide services on-site to students during the day with parent permission for issues related to school success, truancy, mental health, individual and family therapy, and crisis management. Talk with your school social worker for more information.

COPE: Community Outreach for Psychiatric Emergencies (COPE) provides emergency intervention services 24-hours/day for adults with crises occurring in Hennepin County. Call 612-596-1223.

Crisis Connection: 24-hours/day crisis and general counseling help line for suicide prevention, domestic violence, rape, depression and other issues. Call 612-379-6363.

Metro Children’s Crisis Response Services: Mental Health Issues and Crisis Support

Other counties state-wide: Crisis response resources in other Minnesota counties.

Children’s Crisis Response: Call 651-774-7000.

Early intervention services and mental health assessments for children. Call 651-266-4042.

Ramsey County Adult Mental Health Crisis: Call 651-266-7900.

CLUES (Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio): Mental health, chemical health, community health and other family support services which focus on the Latino family as well as new immigrants and low income families. Call 651-379-4200.

Mental Health Association of Minnesota – Multicultural Resources: Resources and service providers serving diverse populations throughout Minnesota.

Volunteers of America Somali & East African Behavioral Health Services Program: Culturally and language specific behavioral health services for Somali and East African youth and adults, and their families.

Mental Health Association of Minnesota: Outreach and advocacy services for individuals with mental health needs.

Minnesota Association of Children’s Mental Health: Information, education, training, and resources for parents with children with mental health needs.

National Suicide Prevention LifeLine: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

United Way First Call for Help: Find location resources in times of need. Call 651-291-0211.