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Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION A 24/7 helpline serving people with memory loss, their caregivers, health care professionals and the public. Staff of the helpline can help with: * Understanding memory loss, dementia and Alzheimer's * Medications and other treatment options * General information about aging and brain health * Skills to provide quality care and to find the best care from professionals * Safety issues * Recommendations for finding quality care providers * Strategies to reduce caregiver stress * Legal and financial documents for future care * Referrals to local community programs and services

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Call the Homeowners Hope Hotline if you have missed a house payment.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Helpline is staffed by licensed social workers and can assist with concerns such as: * Signs and symptoms of dementia-related illnesses * What to do if you or a loved one have recently been diagnosed with a dementia-related illnesses * How to speak with someone about memory problems * Caring for someone living with a dementia-related illness * Building a care team and support network * Self-care for caregivers * Finding local caregiving support services * Information about brain health and wellness * Handling behavioral changes * Connecting with local support services

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Connects LGBTQ+ older people who want to talk with friendly responders who are ready to listen * Hotline is available 24/7 in English and Spanish with translation in 180 languages * Offers support without judgment * Provide information about community support resources such as healthcare, transportation, counseling, legal services, and emotional support programs

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION The Helpline is staffed with nurses and others with social work knowledge that can answer questions and help find services. Support is available, including: * Current information about Parkinson's * Living with Parkinson's * Medical issues including symptoms and treatments * Health and social care * Emotional support * Put people in touch with health professionals and community resources for local support The Helpline is also available in Spanish.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Offers support for people living with dementia, caregivers, families and the public. * Provides information, local resources, crisis assistance and emotional support * Available 24/7/365

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Contact the telephone care line if you need medical advice, have questions about your medication, or need to schedule a non-urgent appointment.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Offers support for people living with dementia, caregivers, families and the public. * Provides information, local resources, crisis assistance and emotional support * Available 24/7/365

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Offers a culturally-appropriate, anonymous, confidential domestic, dating and sexual violence helpline for Native Americans and concerned family members and friends Services include: * Safety planning * Crisis intervention * Referrals to Native-centered domestic and sexual violence service providers * Information and education * Peer support and advocacy

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION The helpline can offer: * Information on understanding Parkinson's Disease * Early signs * Living with Parkinson's Disease * Medical issues including symptoms and treatments * Health and social care * Referrals to health professionals and community resources for local support * Advancing research

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Provides a 24/7, confidential national hotline making referrals to local resources for compulsive gamblers and families to get help and support locally. They offer a number of prevention, education, treatment, enforcement, research, responsible gaming and recovery resources. Free tools are also available for: * Gambling Problem Self-Screening Tools * Resources in Minnesota * Treatment facility list:

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Offers a peer-to-peer support telephone warmline for individuals experiencing emotional distress. * All warmline operators are peers in recovery that have lived experience with mental health and substance use challenges

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Resource Facilitation is a free, two-year statewide telephone support service for persons affected by brain injury, including Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). * This service offers support in transitioning back to family life, work, school and the community. * The service is available to anyone at any point after a brain injury. Many participants are referred at the point of discharge from the hospital to support them in their transition. Participant can receive scheduled calls at regular intervals for up to two years to ensure that their needs are met. Types of services may include: * Emotional support in coping with a new "normal" * Finding mental health support and counselors * Finding support groups * Finding rehabilitation services, how to get assessed, primary care physicians * Supporting caregivers with resources * Helping educate family and friends of the "invisible" symptoms * Logistics of returning to work, vocational rehabilitation and understanding Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)rights * If not going back to work, support in finding meaningful ways to structure the day * Coaching federal, state, and county health and disability service systems * Finding legal support for navigating Social Security Disability and providing advocacy * Supporting parents and students with how to discuss return to school * Connecting to addiction support and treatment services * Support with creative problem solving to life barriers

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Note this service is for health care professionals, it does not serve the general public. Call the Psychiatric Assistance Line (PAL) for help with: * Child and adolescent psychiatry consults to healthcare providers * Clinical Mental Health triage * Resource and Referral Database (Fast-Tracker)

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Ask a Doctor: Telephone helpline to talk with a doctor at (800) 223-2732. This service does not provide medical advice. The National Rehabilitation Resource Center for Parkinson's disease helpline phone is (888) 606-1688. Callers can speak with a licensed physical therapist about appropriate exercise and relevant programs in their area.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Telephone service providing information and resources for those experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION The Foster Adopt Minnesota HELP program offers free phone support and information and referral to Minnesota adoptive families. The HELP Program offers the following to Minnesota adoptive families: * Phone and email-based support from a team of HELP Specialists with advanced training in supporting adoptive, foster and kinship families * Connecting families with adoption/trauma/attachment-competent therapists, appropriate community resources, as well as educational offerings * Assisting eligible families with funding to help with the cost of therapy with HELP Program vetted therapists, Foster Adopt Minnesota educational offerings and eligible supports Resources and support are available to adoptive parents of children who have special needs and to professionals who serve adoptive families.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION The helpline connects people with emergency food resources. * Call to learn about, and get help with, connecting to Food Support (Food Stamps), food shelves, school meals, Meals on Wheels, Fare for All and more. Helps to see if eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) (Food Stamp) program. * Will assist with completing SNAP applications as well.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Senior Information Line is a phone service specifically designed to connect older persons or their family members to community resources. * Anyone may call for information regarding housing, support, transportation, chore services, or any other need.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION This crisis line is able to help victims of sex trafficking or exploitation by phone call or text message.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION A free, confidential, 24/7, phone number that connects callers who speak any language with comprehensive information and referral to a wide variety of local community resources.

Crisis lines provide immediate support to help ensure a person's safety and help them take the next steps toward resolving a problem. Crisis intervention hotlines/helplines are available through telephone, email, chat, text or other communication methods. MORE INFORMATION The Helpline strives to provide support, guidance and information to adults who need advice or referral about a child who might be abused. Offers free information on preventing child sexual abuse, and training for agencies that want to prevent abuse.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Trained advocates are available to help LGBTQ+ Minnesotans experiencing violence, harassment, or harm.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION The Refugee and Immigrant Helpline helps people: * Connect with resources for jobs, food, health, housing, legal help, language classes and more. * Get a referral to Resettlement Network Services. * Find answers to questions and learn about all available help. Navigators are ready to answer questions in: * English * Russian * Somali * Spanish * Swahili * Ukrainian Interpreters are available for assistance in additional languages.

Staff or volunteers answer questions or talk confidentially with callers. Program can provide information, a sympathetic listener, advice and/or referrals to other resources. MORE INFORMATION Cancer Information Specialists are available by phone 24/7 to provide information and support, including: * Specific cancers * Treatment options * Side effects * Coping with cancer * Medicines * Pain control * Clinical trials * Prevention * Screening * Quitting tobacco * Finding and paying for treatment Will also help connect patients and caregivers to services and resources.