Designed for people who choose to remain at home with families and loved ones. Provides structure, guidance, and ideas to help the individual while supporting health and safety needs. Also offers services and training to aid family members and caregivers. In-home support topics and training services include: - Academics - Behavior support and intervention - Community participation - Crisis and safety planning - Effective communication - Financial planning - Individual and family resilience - Parenting skills - Peer relationships - Risk and safety - Self-advocacy - Self-control - Skill, behavior, and risk assessments - Transition

Provides a residential mental health treatment program for youth ages 12 - 17 born male who struggle with emotional and/or behavioral difficulties, and who have not found success with previous lower-level interventions. Services may include: - Aftercare options - Community outing and activities - Family support services - Individual, family, and group therapy - Mental health groups - On-site education - Psychiatry and medication management - Residential case management - Therapeutic recreation

- Residential programs designed to provide individuals with developmental disabilities, the services and supports they need to live in the community.

Care coordination works with individuals living with disabilities or mental health ages 50 and over, services include: - Care coordination and health promotion - Comprehensive care management - Comprehensive transitional care - Health information technology to link services - Person and family support - Referral to community supports

Variety of service options for children birth to 7 years old who have early childhood special education needs which may include hearing or visual impairments, emotional or developmental delays, fetal alcohol syndrome, cognitive delays, speech or language impairments. Services include: - Intervention services based on needs determined through evaluation - Collaboration with other early childhood agencies and programs - Interagency collaboration to benefit children and families - Services can take place in a home, preschool, daycare or intensive classroom setting

Coordination of behavioral resources. Goal is to reduce the need for hospitalizations and allow people to successfully remain in the community. Services: - Preventative behavioral interventions, assessments, and crisis support planning - Technical assistance and training to families, day programs, schools, residential programs, and care providers serving individuals with intellectual disabilities and/or related conditions as well as individuals receiving services though a CADI waiver - Emergency telephone consultation - Coordination of transitional housing within the Metro Crisis Coordination Program (MCCP) crisis provider system - Support to reduce behavioral crisis that adversely affect the residential, work, or educational placements of people with intellectual disabilities and/or related conditions

Helps eligible adults with disabilities seek suitable, affordable, accessible housing that gives them more control and independence. Housing Access Services can: - Accompany individuals when looking at housing - Assist finding affordable furnishings and household items - Assist with packing and moving - Help complete rental applications and lease agreements - Help develop household budgets - Help people move to a place of their own - Meet and negotiate with landlords/property staff

- Provides adult foster care for developmentally disabled of either gender - Capacity of 4 - 1 dog - Smoking allowed - Wheelchair accessible

Residential and support services for persons who are developmentally disabled or who have conditions similar to a developmental disability, including traumatic brain injury. - Case management services with Hennepin County and Medica - Group homes and apartments in the community with private rooms and ample living space - Individualized care plans for individuals - In-home services and semi-independent living skills services ?

- Provides a developmental program for children with disabilities birth to 6 years of age. This includes early childhood special education, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech/language therapy and adaptive physical ed. This service also goes into homes of children with disabilities to provide educational services.

- Residential programs designed to provide individuals with developmental disabilities, the services and supports they need to live in the community.

Provides highly individualized crisis intervention, advocacy, and navigation services that connects adults to community support systems that enable them to continue to live independently. Staff work directly with participants to identify and resolve barriers and typically accompany participants on initial meetings and appointments when facilitating connections. Services include but are not limited to: - Housing assistance - Connecting to food support programs - Assistance in applying for publicly funded programs - Shopping, budgeting, financial, and application assistance - Home visiting and home management skills - Safety planning - Access to medical support and follow-up on medical directives - Employment and volunteer readiness and placement - Support with legal issues, daycare, school, and landlord/tenant issues - Ongoing one-on-one daily living skills counseling and general support - Waivered services

- Provides adult foster care for developmentally disabled or elderly of either gender - Capacity of 5 - Pets - Smoking outside

- Provides adult foster care for mentally ill, developmentally disabled or chemically dependent females - Capacity of 4, one crisis bed - Pets - Smoking outside - Wheelchair accessible

A wide range of civic engagement tools and activities to empower individuals with intellectual disabilities, their families and other interested individuals to influence policy makers and the decisions they make on behalf of children and adults with disabilities including: - Arc's Public Policy Action network keeps participants up-to-date on emerging issues and legislation that impacts people with intellectual and developmental disabilities - Local advocates monitor county board and school district activities, host visits with elected officials and administrative staff in the homes of Arc members, host meet-and-greet events with local policymakers, hold Town Meetings and policy forums, and provide testimony at county and school board meetings. - Policy Preview e-newsletter summarizes key activity and includes information, items requiring action and agendas for the Policy Action Networks The Arc Minnesota works closely with The Arc of the United States on state and national legislative and policy issues

- Provides equine-assisted activities to children and adults with cognitive, emotional, developmental, or physical disabilities - Therapeutic horseback riding, hippotherapy, equine-assisted learning, and other community opportunities ?- Volunteer-based, serving 140 clients annually using 400 volunteers

- Residential programs designed to provide individuals with developmental disabilities, the services and supports they need to live in the community. - The in-home family support for adults and children is available.

The Housing Support program pays for room and board for seniors and adults with disabilities who have low incomes. The program aims to reduce and prevent people from living in institutions or becoming homeless. - Can apply at www.mnbenefits.mn.gov

- Provides habilitation services to adults with developmental disabilities Provides day training for skilled jobs such as: - Paper shredder - Log sanding - Sawing slabs - Janitorial - Housecleaning

Provides homes and services to people with developmental and delayed disabilities, mental illness, traumatic brain injuries, and other health-related needs wherever identified in communities throughout Minnesota. Individuals can participate in day placement, day treatment, and vocational readiness on a regular basis. Adult foster care - Provides food, lodging, and supervision services to a person with disabilities, mental illness, and brain injury. These services can be short term or long term. 62 residential program sites/ 261 beds. 12 sites offer a 5th bed or apartment with services, for 25 total beds. 4 AFC beds. Children's foster care - A 24-hour substitute care for children placed away from their parents or guardians and for whom the state agency has placement and care responsibility. 4 residential program sites/8 beds. Community-based services - Community support programs - Independent living services - In-home services, including training for of the person and family members to increase their capabilities to care for and maintain the person in their home - Personal care assistant - Respite care services - Supported employment - Supported living services Intensive residential treatment - Short term for up to 90 days. 10 bed facilities at Brentwood (Marshall) and Fresh Start (Duluth). Brentwood has 1 of the 10 beds as a swing bed (crisis and IRT bed). Fresh Start serves an all-female population. 20 total IRT beds. Intellectual disabilities - Provides an Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID). Individual must have a developmental disability or related condition by their 22nd birthday and requires a 24-hour plan of care. 10 facilities, 58 beds. 5 beds at Arlington in Fergus Falls and Rollingwood in North Mankato. 6 beds at Prairiewood, Rosewood, and Scenicwood in Alexandria; Lakewood in Spicer; Northwood in Red Lake Falls; Eastwood and Westwood in Redwood Falls; and Ravenwood in Morris.

Provides residential home options, assisted living, and in-home services, including: Residential Homes: Accommodates individuals who may require sober living, or who are transitioning out of jail or foster care, individuals with disabilities, disabled veterans, individuals facing homelessness Assisted Living: Accommodates individuals with a physical or mental disability and the aging population In-Home Care: Includes 24/7 emergency care services, household chores, meal preparation, budgeting and finance management, activities of daily living, arranging transportation, companionship/emotional support, socialization, and safety and well-being monitoring

Helps eligible adults with disabilities seek suitable, affordable, accessible housing that gives them more control and independence. Housing Access Services can: - Accompany individuals when looking at housing - Assist finding affordable furnishings and household items - Assist with packing and moving - Help complete rental applications and lease agreements - Help develop household budgets - Help people move to a place of their own - Meet and negotiate with landlords/property staff

Provides comprehensive care management services tailored to meet the diverse needs of individuals living with complex or chronic health conditions. Services include: - Accompaniment: Supports individuals during medical or other appointments - Advocacy: Provides clarity on healthcare and service options and advocates individuals needs, or the needs of their loved one - Assessment: Assists with understanding each individual's medical, social, psychological, and spiritual needs - Caregiver Consultation and Support: Offers guidance and support to caregivers - Insurance and Benefit Assistance: Provides help with insurance, Medicare, and benefit forms - Mediation: Facilitates discussions and advocates for the individual's needs in decision-making processes - Referrals and Coordination of Community Resources: Connects individuals with relevant community service options - Relocation Support and Services: Assists with transitions and moving support between healthcare settings - Training and Recommendations: Offers training and recommendations for service providers based on individual support plans - Tailored Care Planning: Creates individualized care plans that account for unique circumstances, treatment goals, and preferences - Technology Innovations: Explores and implements technology to support independence and health

- Creates opportunities in leisure, cultural enrichment, employment, and volunteer activities - Matches client skills, interests and abilities to a variety of options to ensure that all activities are sustainable and successful - Promotes the use of community resources as the place for recreation, volunteer and senior activities - Provides day training and habilitation services to create partnerships between people with disabilities and the community

- Provides adult foster care for elderly or developmentally disabled of either gender - Capacity of 3 - 2 Dogs - 1 Cat - Smoking outside - Wheelchair accessible - Respite care