Community support and essential resources
Below are resources we currently share within our community to help individuals and families access support, information, and essential services. Many organizations are experiencing high demand. If possible, try more than one option.
General suggestion: You may consider contacting your local school district, even if you do not currently have children enrolled. School districts can often help connect community members to financial assistance, grocery delivery, and safe transportation options.
General assistance
COPAL Navigators’ Line
Community navigators who help connect individuals and families to trusted resources.
Call: 612-255-3112
Visit COPALCLUES
Culturally responsive services, community resources, and referrals.
Call: 612-746-3500
CLUES community resourcesEmergency ICE resources (PDF)
MIRA (Richfield, Bloomington, Edina)
Local support and guidance for immigrant and mixed-status families.
Call: 612-243-3064
Visit MIRAHennepin County assistance
County-level assistance programs and emergency response information.
Visit Hennepin County resourcesKnow your rights and legal resources
Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid
Free civil legal help for eligible individuals, including immigration-related issues.
Visit Mid-Minnesota Legal AidThe Advocates for Human Rights
Legal services, advocacy, and education related to human and immigrant rights.
Visit The AdvocatesVolunteer Lawyers Network
Free legal clinics and volunteer attorney referrals for eligible Minnesotans.
Visit VLNMN Ombudsperson for Families
State-provided immigration rights and protection information.
View resourcesICE & federal enforcement reporting
Minnesota-specific form for reporting federal enforcement concerns.
Submit reportACLU – Immigrant rights
Know-your-rights information for immigrants and mixed-status families.
Visit ACLU resourcesFood resources
Hunger Solutions MN: Call 1-888-711-1151
Lakeville / Apple Valley hotline: (952) 985-5300
Counseling and mental health support
CUHCC Cook Clinic: 612-301-3433
Hennepin County Crisis Mobile Unit: 612-596-1233
Southside Community Health: 612-827-7181
Walk-In Counseling Center: 612-870-0565
Roots Wellness Center
Mutual aid support for rent, groceries, utilities, and essential needs.
Visit Roots Wellness CenterSmall business resources (Hennepin County)
Elevate Hennepin – resources
Financial, technical, and operational support for small businesses.
View resourcesIf you are in immediate danger, call 911. If one organization is not able to help, please try another.
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Parenting Resources
Real-life tips, caring programs, and tools to help you juggle family and work—with confidence.
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Digital Technology
Get connected with affordable internet, devices, and friendly training—no tech experience needed.
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Domestic Safety
Confidential support, safety planning, and shelters—whenever you’re ready, we’re here.
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Financial Stability
Gentle guidance with budgeting, benefits, and trusted services to steady your money journey.
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Food
Welcoming food shelves and meal resources—so there’s one less thing to worry about.
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Health & Wellness
Friendly clinics and well-being programs to help you feel your best—mind and body.
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Housing
Short-term help and longer-term options to keep you safely housed.
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Legal
Kind, low-cost legal help for common life issues—so you don’t have to navigate alone.
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Mental Health
Compassionate counseling and crisis support—reach out, even if you’re not sure where to start.
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Seniors
Respectful support and benefits for older adults and the people who care for them.
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Transportation
Affordable rides, transit options, and repair support to help you get where you’re going.
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Veterans
Grateful, practical support for veterans and military families—locally and nationwide.