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Alexandra House Domestic Assault/Sexual Abuse Assistance & Shelter: Round-the-clock service, advocacy and shelter for all victims of violence.
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Alexandra House
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Anoka County Resources List: List of all Anoka County resources including advocacy, food assistance, health care, housing and mental health.
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View list (PDF)
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Anoka County Adult Mental Health Services: Behavioral health assistance and treatment
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Anoka County District Court Information: Contact information for the Anoka County District Court which processes filings for civil, criminal, traffic, family, probate and juvenile matters in Anoka County.
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763-760-6700
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MNCourts.gov
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Anoka County Child Protection: Report suspected abuse or neglect of a child
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763-324-1440
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Anoka County Child Protection
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Drug/Alcohol Abuse, Rule 25: Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment information
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763-324-1270
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Chemical Health Assessment
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Anoka County Community Action Program Resource Guide: Resource guide for senior housing, basic needs, childcare, employment, financial and legal assistance.
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763-783-4747
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Anoka County Community Action Program
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Mediation Services: Conflict resolution non-profit in Anoka County that offers space and resources for conflict to be addressed constructively.
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763-422-8878
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Mediation Services
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Veteran Services: Anoka County Veteran Services provides professional, caring and quality assistance to veterans and their dependents in obtaining benefits through county, state and federal programs.
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763-324-4500
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Anoka County Veteran Services
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Victim/Witness Services: If you are a victim or witness of a case charged by a city attorney’s office within Anoka County, victim witness specialists are available to answer your questions, address your concerns and help you through the prosecution process.
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763-324-5540
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Anoka County Victim/Witness Services
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Crime Victim Justice Unit: The Crime Victim Justice Unit (CVJU) is a crime victim rights compliance office. We seek to ensure that crime victims in Minnesota are treated appropriately and that their statutory rights are upheld. We can investigate complaints from crime victims about decisions and actions of criminal justice professionals and agencies that work with crime victims.
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651-201-7310
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Crime Victim Justice Unit
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Victim Information: Learn about victim rights regarding assistance and notifications.
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651-201-7300
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VINE: Victim Information & Notification Everyday: VINE is a reliable and confidential source for updated custody status and criminal case information. Register and stay informed.
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877-664-8463
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Vine Link
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The Bridge for Youth: The Bridge for Youth empowers youth experiencing homelessness through safe shelter, basic needs, and healthy relationships.
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612-377-8800
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Bridge for Youth
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Northern Star Juvenile Diversion: The Juvenile Diversion Program is designed to help youth who have run into trouble with the law or may be at risk to do so. The program provides a positive alternative to formal court proceedings for juvenile offenders.
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763-231-7242
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Northern Star
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Twin Cities Crisis/Mental Health: Call 988 if you or someone close to you is having a mental health crisis. The Anoka County Mobile Crisis Response team will help you. The line is open all day, every day, and the call is free. The Crisis Response line is for both adults and children.
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763-755-3801
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Anoka County Crisis Help Liny
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Multi-Housing Resource Tenant Hotline: HOME Line provides free and low-cost legal, organizing, education, and advocacy services so that tenants throughout Minnesota can solve their own rental housing problems.
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612-728-5767
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Homeline MN
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Multi-Housing Resource Owner/Management Hotline: The Minnesota Multi Housing Association (MHA) was founded in 1967 to promote the highest standards in the development, management, and maintenance of rental multi housing. While members include the state's largest apartment management companies, developers, and providers of related products and services, the majority of our members own or manage fewer than 20 units each
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952-858-8222
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Minnesota Multi Housing Association
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Minnesota Attorney General's Office: The Attorney General’s Office welcomes complaints from constituents on a large variety of matters. If you have experienced a consumer problem, they want to hear from you.
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651-296-3353
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Minnesota Attorney General
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Minnesota Relay (Hearing Impaired TTY/TDD): Minnesota Relay is a free service providing telephone accessibility to people who are deaf, deafblind, hard of hearing or speech disabled. Relay services provide support for TTY, ASCII, Hearing Carry Over, CapTel, Speech-to-Speech, Voice Carry Over, Spanish Relay calls, as well as a wide range of other services
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800-657-3775
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Minnesota Relay
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United Way 211 24-Hour: United Way 2-1-1 provides free and confidential health and human services information for people in Minnesota. We’re here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to connect you with the resources and information you need.
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651-291-0211
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United Way
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