Phone line and text answered 24 hours a day for youth and parents in crisis

Provides a short-term crisis hotline for children and families who are struggling with problems such as child abuse, drugs, parenting concerns, suicide, family relationships, homelessness, etc. - Line is staffed by professional counselors. Counselors can provide referrals to help in caller's area. - Chat and texting available

- A free telephone service for families and professionals involved in the lives of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers who have concerns about development, behaviors, emotions, sleeping, eating, or attachment

A helpline for parents who are living apart and having problems sharing custody of children, communicating, or paying child support, or with visitation, custody, and the courts. Collaborative staff specialists help to prevent and resolve parental/family abductions. Parent Help offers: - Access to a comprehensive information and referral network - Crisis intervention - Conflict skill-building - Mediation of co-parenting plans (when appropriate) - Parenting education

Services including: - Specialized information and referral to commonly-needed resources for kinship caregivers - Kinship Support Line to connect caregivers with resources - Online courses concerning kinship/relative adoption, strategies for supporting children affected by trauma, and child development information

Provides an information line for parenting information and education. Services include: - Parenting warmline in both English and Spanish languages - Parenting materials and resources for parents - Parent2Parent peer support group program that matches parents with other parents through the parenting warmline

A warm line offering a safe space for parents and caregivers to talk about the challenges of raising children. Services are provided with kindness, understanding, and non-judgmental support when needed to help prevent a situation from escalating into a crisis. Parent Line Specialists offer support, empathy, encouragement, information, and referrals as necessary.

- Behavioral and emotional health care including psychological and psychiatry services, and developmental pediatrics - Distance Learning Support: Provides behavioral health appointments to help parents address the special challenges of online education and other distance learning for children with special needs, children who have an individualized education program (IEP), or children who have difficulties with executive functioning. - Drive-Up care for routine immunizations, and COVID-19 swab testing, by appointment - Parenting Line: Provides free, practical advice from specialists over the phone addressing typical behavioral and emotional concerns for young children to older adolescents - Virtual visits/care - Walk in clinic providing care for sick visits and well-child check-ups; appointments required

Provides a national parenting helpline for parents in need of support and resources. Services also include: - Conducting research on effective community-based strategies to strengthen families - Maintains information about Parents Anonymous groups across the country - Parents Anonymous Program serves the entire family through free, weekly, ongoing, community-based Parents Anonymous Adult and Children's Support Groups - Provides training and technical assistance on parent and shared leadership to community-based organizations and government agencies at the county, state, and national levels - Publications and newsletters on the website

ECFE is a parenting education program for all Minnesota families with children between the ages of birth - Kindergarten entrance. Learning opportunities through ECFE may occur in a variety of settings, such as the families' homes, district or community sites, and online parenting education and support. Programming and education services often include parents/caregivers and children but may just include parents/caregivers. Works to strengthen families and engage the ability of all parents to provide an environment that supports the healthy development of their child. - Confidential free home visits or phone consultations on parenting and development challenges. ECFE classes and events vary. Services may include: - Parent-child activities - Parent discussion groups - Play and learn activities for children - Special events for the entire family - Book and toy lending library - Information on community resources - Programs for non-English language learners - Workshops on specific topics - School readiness program for children age 3 1/2 - 5 - Early childhood screening for children ages 3 - 5 - Dad and child programs

Offers a comprehensive range of services to support individuals and families navigating the challenges of pregnancy and the postpartum period. Services include: - Doula Care: Provides 20 hours of postpartum doula support to families in need, assisting with newborn care, emotional support, and household tasks. - Educational Resources: Offers information on perinatal mood and anxiety disorders for both providers and new parents. - Helpline: Provides non-crisis support for expecting and postpartum parents. - Peer Support: Connects individuals with trained peer volunteers for one-on-one support. - Referral Services: Assists in connecting families to additional support groups through Postpartum Support International. ?

Offers mental health support for individuals with mood, anxiety, or trauma-related disorders who are considering pregnancy (preconception planning), currently pregnant, or parenting a child ages 0-5 years. HopeLine: a free mental health telephone support service. This is not a crisis line. Staff members will call back in 2 - 3 business days to provide mental health triage and connections to resources. Mother-Baby Connections: provides weekly group therapy and parenting support options that meet 1.5 hours per week. Visit website or call for information about current groups. Mother-Baby Day Hospital: a partial hospitalization program that provides group psychotherapy and medication evaluation & management 5 hours per day Monday - Thursday for 2 -4 weeks. This is considered a step down from inpatient hospitalization. Perinatal Outpatient Program (POP): provides group psychotherapy and psychoeducational (virtual and in-person) 3 days per week for 8 - 12 weeks. This program is an ideal fit for women who need more than weekly outpatient psychotherapy visits but do not meet partial hospital level of care.

- Phone and email-based support with advanced training in supporting adoptive, foster, and kinship families - Connects families with adoption/trauma/attachment-competent therapists, appropriate community resources, and educational offerings - Assists eligible families with funding to help with the cost of therapy with HELP Program vetted therapists, Foster Adopt Minnesota educational offerings, and eligible supports