State and Community Resources

Mental Health Crisis and Suicide Prevention

Crisis teams, made up of mental health professionals, can travel to an individual’s location and assess the situation. They provide stabilization services, intervention services, crisis prevention planning, referral to other professionals, and follow-up services. The crisis teams are available by phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Call the team in your area:

Anoka County: 763-755-3801
Carver County: 952-442-7601
Dakota County: 952-891-7171
Hennepin County: 612-596-1223
Olmsted County: 844-274-7472
Polk County: 800-282-5005
Ramsey County: adults – 651-266-7900, children – 651-266-7878
Scott County: 952-818-3702
Stevens County: 701-364-0431
St. Louis County: 844-772-4724
Washington County: 651-275-7400

List of all mental health crisis teams in Minnesota

Minnesota Farm & Rural Helpline 833-600-2670 I Text “FarmStress” to 898211

Available 24/7 with trained crisis counselors. Focused help for rural Minnesotans. Support for stress, anxiety or depression. Connect to resources for farm business, financial or legal help. (Brochures available in Spanish, Hmong, and Somali.)

Minnesota Warmline 651-288-0400 or toll free 855-WARMLINE I Text “support” to 85511

Chat: www.mentalhealthmn.org/#chat

The Minnesota Warmline provides free and confidential peer support via phone / text.

Wellness in the Woods Peer Support Connection Warmline (844) 739-6369

The Wellness in the Woods Peer Support Connection Warmline of Minnesota is a safe and free way for individuals to receive confidential and anonymous one on one peer support from trained Peers, Certified Peer Support Specialists, and Recovery Coaches.

Available from 5pm – 9am (7 days a week/365 days a year)

For callers who want to specifically talk to an African American peer: (855) 244-5050

Available on Tuesday or Thursday from 5pm-9pm. (7 days a week/365 days a year)

Metro Children’s Crisis Response Services

East Metro Crisis Alliance

The East Metro Crisis Alliance is an informal partnership that plays a unique role in convening stakeholders for problem solving mental health and substance use crisis care issues at the systems level. Since 2001, the Alliance has worked as an innovative public-private partnership comprising counties, hospitals, health plans, consumer organizations, and the state, whose purpose is to improve the crisis system in Ramsey, Dakota, and Washington counties.