- Crisis intervention - Emergency shelter and basic needs for any victim in imminent danger of domestic violence, sexual violence, or human trafficking - Has an arrangement with a local veterinarian clinic to provide shelter for victims' dogs and cats while the person is in the program - Information and resource referrals

Provides services and support groups for victims of domestic violence and anger management in the Native American community. - Anger management groups (men and women) - Assist with obtaining an order for protection - Counseling for victims of crime - Domestic Abuse support group - Support in court proceedings

24-hour information and support services to victims of domestic violence, concerned family, friends, and partner agencies

Supports victims of domestic violence or sexual violence immediately after police response. Provides advocacy services throughout Criminal Court proceedings. Arrest must take place in Bloomington, Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Eden Prairie, Edina, Maple Grove, Richfield, Saint Louis Park, or Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC)property. Advocacy services provided: - Assists victims in writing of Orders of Protection and Harassment Orders - Supportive advocacy throughout court proceedings - Some transportation provided

Day One networks with agencies across the state to provide immediate access to safety and services for those experiencing or affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking. The Minnesota Day One Crisis Line is a central point where advocates can direct callers to the nearest program where they can receive support, information, and safety if needed. Crisis calls are fielded 24-hours. If a survivor contacts a program without available bed space, advocates can connect them to another program that may be able to accommodate them and their family. Advocates work to connect survivors with programs that meet their needs based on primary language, culture, geographic location, and other categories of service. All programs will accept collect calls. Crisis chat is available online.

Providing the following services for women who have been battered emotionally, psychologically, sexually, and/or physically by their significant partner - Support and advocacy - Assistance at the hospital following a 911 or crisis call - Individual or group support - Information on filing an Order For Protection (OFP) or Harassment Restraining Order (HRO) - Court assistance - Safety planning - Emergency safe housing - Exploring housing & financial aid options - Obtaining emergency food, clothing or household items - Prevention/early intervention education, or other help as may be needed

- Computer lab available - Economic Advancement Program: In partnership with Hennepin County, the program aims to reduce and remove negative impacts of financial hardship for survivors of domestic violence. Provides short-term and long-term financial plans that promote financial stability and wealth-building. Direct client assistance will help reduce barriers and meet short-term needs. People will be connected to other services by Tubman, community partners, and other resources to meet additional needs. - Harriet's Closet: Men and women in need can receive professional attire for interviews and new jobs - Pieces of Peace Support Group: A free ongoing drop-in support group for people who are experiencing or have experienced relationship abuse, including emotional, verbal, physical, sexual, or financial abuse. Participants at all stages of healing can attend. In-person and virtual meetings are provided. - Workshops offered geared towards economic self-sufficiency with topics on jobs, education, and finance. Workshops are offered with goal planning and support.

Handles all animal complaints by enforcing all animal control ordinances for city of Minneapolis and dispersing wardens on patrol to proper area of activity. Keeps animals impounded available for five full days to be reclaimed by their owners. Pick-up services offered for: - Cats: Only if they are live trapped or otherwise contained - Wild animals: Only if they are injured/sick - Dead animal pick up Additional services: - Handles routine neglect cases and acts of animal cruelty - Provides adoption of dogs, cats, and small animals at the shelter - Investigates dog bites and quarantine services enforced for rabies - Sells licenses for dogs and cats, dog park permits, and other animal permits - Approves special permits for events involving hooved animals and animals wild by nature - Monitors licensed pet shops in Minneapolis - Investigates crimes against animals - Volunteer program - Works closely with health agencies to control zoonotic (disease that can be passed between animals and humans) diseases Works with Minneapolis Police to allow: - Domestic violence victims to board their pets at the Animal Control facility for five days at no cost - Police officers to bring in the pets of domestic violence victims - Enforces all animal care and protection state and local codes and statutes

Services include: - Personal safety planning - Assistance with finding safe (shelter) housing - Transportation to court, safety, and medical care - Orders for Protection and harassment restraining orders - Attendance at court appearances resulting from domestic assault in Hennepin County - Assistance with lock changes, food, shelter and phone reconnection/repair, window and door repair due to assault

Assists, advocates, and coordinates mental health services for American Indians. Services: - Individual, family, and group counseling - Specialized services for youth/adolescents and children - Anger management - Grief counseling - Family violence counseling for child abuse, elder abuse, parent abuse, spousal abuse, and for adult incest survivors - Runaway counseling - Child sexual assault counseling - Play, art, and recreation therapies - Therapist referrals

- Advocacy for domestic abuse violence victims - Advocacy for child victims of domestic violence - Provides emergency shelter/referrals - Provides emergency transportation - Accompanies victims to court hearings - Provides assistance with OFP's - Support groups & one on one appointments - Assistance with safety plans for family violence waiver

- Provides 24 hour crisis services on toll free number - Information and Referral - Advocacy

- Computer lab available - Economic Advancement Program: In partnership with Hennepin County, the program aims to reduce and remove negative impacts of financial hardship for survivors of domestic violence. Provides short-term and long-term financial plans that promote financial stability and wealth-building. Direct client assistance will help reduce barriers and meet short-term needs. People will be connected to other services by Tubman, community partners, and other resources to meet additional needs. - Harriet's Closet: Men and women in need can receive professional attire for interviews and new jobs - Pieces of Peace Support Group: A free ongoing drop-in support group for people who are experiencing or have experienced relationship abuse, including emotional, verbal, physical, sexual, or financial abuse. Participants at all stages of healing can attend. In-person and virtual meetings are provided. - Workshops offered geared towards economic self-sufficiency with topics on jobs, education, and finance. Workshops are offered with goal planning and support.

Offers several trainings and webinars on the Duluth Model, the most widely replicated intervention program used worldwide to respond to and prevent crimes of domestic violence. Trainings take place throughout the year from the Duluth training facility, offered live-stream via Zoom, and in-person by contract; see website for schedule and individual course information. Trainings are designed for professionals involved in domestic violence intervention and interested community members.

Supports victims of domestic violence or sexual violence immediately after police response. Provides advocacy services throughout Criminal Court proceedings. Arrest must take place in Bloomington, Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Eden Prairie, Edina, Maple Grove, Richfield, Saint Louis Park, or Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC)property. Advocacy services provided: - Assists victims in writing of Orders of Protection and Harassment Orders - Supportive advocacy throughout court proceedings - Some transportation provided

To make a report: All reports must be made through 9-1-1 as they keep track of the squads and dispatch them. If it is not an emergency, state that immediately to the 9-1-1 operator. This includes parking problems and noise problems. - Crime Scene Unit - CSU evidence: (218)730-5120 - Development, training, and recruiting: (218)730-5040 - Domestic violence response team - DVRT: (218)730-5260 - Licensing/permits: (218)730-5421 - Parking tickets: pay tickets (866)558-1419,online, or in person at Ground Floor of City Hall, 411 West 1st Street, Duluth - Police Records Office: (218)730-5590 or [email protected] - Property and Evidence unit: (328)730-5130 - Property and Financial Crimes: (218)730-5750 - Purchasing and Billing: (218)730-5424 - Sex Crimes, Abuse, and Neglect - SCAN Unit: (218)730-5070 - Special Investigations Unit - SIU, Drugs and Vice Crimes: (218)730-5750 - Tip Line: (218)730-5020 - Violent Crimes Unit - VCU (murders, assaults, robberies): (218)730-5050

Services include: - Personal safety planning - Assistance with finding safe (shelter) housing - Transportation to court, safety, and medical care - Orders for Protection and harassment restraining orders - Attendance at court appearances resulting from domestic assault in Hennepin County - Assistance with lock changes, food, shelter and phone reconnection/repair, window and door repair due to assault

Provides crisis services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, and child abuse and neglect: - Crisis hotline - In person crisis counseling - Shelter services for women and their children - Case management - Accepts donations of cell phones to be re-programmed into 9-1-1 phones Weekly support group meetings are offered for adult victims and survivors of abuse, both clients and the community. Support groups includes: - Women's Support Group - Men's Support Group - LGBTQ Support Group

Supports victims of domestic violence or sexual violence immediately after police response. Provides advocacy services throughout Criminal Court proceedings. Arrest must take place in Bloomington, Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Eden Prairie, Edina, Maple Grove, Richfield, Saint Louis Park, or Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC)property. Advocacy services provided: - Assists victims in writing of Orders of Protection and Harassment Orders - Supportive advocacy throughout court proceedings - Some transportation provided

To make a report: All reports must be made through 9-1-1 as they keep track of the squads and dispatch them. If it is not an emergency, state that immediately to the 9-1-1 operator. This includes parking problems and noise problems. - Crime Scene Unit - CSU evidence: (218)730-5120 - Development, training, and recruiting: (218)730-5040 - Domestic violence response team - DVRT: (218)730-5260 - Licensing/permits: (218)730-5421 - Parking tickets: pay tickets (866)558-1419,online, or in person at Ground Floor of City Hall, 411 West 1st Street, Duluth - Police Records Office: (218)730-5590 or [email protected] - Property and Evidence unit: (328)730-5130 - Property and Financial Crimes: (218)730-5750 - Purchasing and Billing: (218)730-5424 - Sex Crimes, Abuse, and Neglect - SCAN Unit: (218)730-5070 - Special Investigations Unit - SIU, Drugs and Vice Crimes: (218)730-5750 - Tip Line: (218)730-5020 - Violent Crimes Unit - VCU (murders, assaults, robberies): (218)730-5050

Counseling (individual, couples, family) and psychological testing. All services performed by graduate students under supervision of licensed professionals. The following services are provided: - Individual and family therapy: Counseling focusing on a variety of issues including, but not limited to depression, anxiety, stress, behavior problems, suicide, divorce, and marriage problems - Pre-adolescent and adolescent therapy (children 11 and older) - Group therapy - Therapy for abuse and other types of trauma - Psychological testing and assessment including personality and other diagnostic instruments

Provides help with: - Citizenship issues - Immigration issues related to getting green cards - Immigration issues for victims of domestic violence - T-Visas for victims of human trafficking - U-Visas for victims of serious crimes - VAWA petitions for victims of domestic violence

Drop-in center for those whose lives have been affected by sexual or domestic violence: - 24-hour support and advocacy - Assistance with orders for protection - Community education, violence prevention, and protection planning - Legal advocacy - Resource library - Temporary safe housing

Service through which victims of crime can use the telephone or internet to search for information regarding their offender's custody status and register to receive telphone and e-mail notifications when the offender's custody status changes.

24-hour information and support services to victims of domestic violence, concerned family, friends, and partner agencies