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Family Treatment Center - Wayside Recovery Center

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Resource Name:Family Treatment Center - Wayside Recovery Center

address

2120 Clinton Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55404

Eligibility

  • Pregnant and parenting women who are chemically dependent or women who have children under age 12 that receive services from child protection or are at risk of child protection involvement in the family- Statewide service

Required documents

Child protective services documentation

Hours

  • Office: 8 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday- Services: 24 hours/7 days a week

Interpretation services

Interpreters available

Application process

Call; contact Intake Coordinator

Fees

  • Vary; sliding scale available; call for fee information - Fees include room, board, and phone

Service area

MN

Other Information

Program Fees

  • Sliding Scale/Reduced Fee

Hours of Operation

  • Open Saturday or Sunday
  • Open Weekday Evenings After 5 pm

Payment Options

  • Medical Assistance
A residential family treatment providing comprehensive services, chemical dependency, relapse prevention, and mental health treatment. Services include: - 24-hour supervised environment, family counseling and parent coaching provides the supports needed for women with open child protection cases to build a strong family and regain (or retain) permanent custody of their children after successful treatment- Birth - 11 living together with their mothers for a period of six months or more while their mother receives treatment and supportive services. Children receive early intervention services to help support healthy development- Parenting education focused on children's developmental milestones, secure attachment, and knowledge of risk and protective factors?

Last Assured

07/13/2026

Providing organization

Wayside Recovery Center
Creates communities in which women with substance abuse and mental illness can recover to achieve successful lives by providing outpatient and residential treatment, recovery support services, affordable supportive housing, prevention strategies, and family education programs.