Senior Link

See resources for health and fitness, insurance and legal advice. Use the Long-term Care Choices Navigator to figure out what you need to live well and age well.

Disability Link

Resources organized for people with disabilities - discover options for going back to work, assistive technology, home modifications, personal care services, community living, health care and more!

Youth Corner

Take a look at listings for housing, jobs, health, transportation, rec centers, legal advice, money management and education.

Health Care Link

Provides resources for accessing health coverage, providers, and other information on managing health care coverage.

Immediate Help

Resources for people who need help right away, whether it be immediate shelter, food, health care, financial crisis, or other topics.

Adults, Families and Children

Seek organizations that give family advice, find sensitive and responsible ways to parent and mental health services for children, crisis support including finding affordable housing, getting financial support, family counseling, and getting connected to your school and community.

Services for Homeless People

Focus on services for the homeless. Whether you just need a meal or would like help getting off the street, this wide ranging set of topics can help you help yourself.

Refugees

Resettling in a new area can provide many challenges. Here you can connect with classes to help you learn English as a second language, learn about the healthcare system, and find a community where you can connect and live.

More Topics

Search for more services such as chemical health, mental health, veterans and more.

Long-term Care Choices Navigator

MinnesotaHelp.info's award-winning Long-term Care Choices Navigator is a simple, step-by-step tool for seniors and their caregivers that helps you figure out what you need to live well and age well, guides you to resources in your local community, and creates a written plan that you can save, print, and share with others. Why not give it a try?

New Tools to Educate Consumers and Providers about HIPAA Privacy and Security

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has developed new tools to educate people and health care providers about health information rights, privacy, and security. Find videos, brochures and more!

2013 Health Care Choices for Minnesotans on Medicare

The new Minnesota Board on Aging publication is full of information about Medicare enrollment, Medicare supplements, health plans, Medicare Part D prescription drug plans, Medicare Savings Programs, Medicare Advantage plans and Special Need plans, Minnesota Long-Term Care Partnership, other long-term care options and more!

DB101.org

Offers quick, easy, safe access to facts, tools and the help you need to understand disability benefits, explore work incentives, and balance work and benefits so you can increase your income.

ApplyMN

ApplyMN is a simple, secure Web site that lets you apply for: breast and cervical cancer coverage, cash assistance, child care assistance, emergency help, family planning, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, and health care.

Report Public Assistance Fraud

Anyone who suspects public assistance fraud (health care providers or recipients of cash assistance, child care assistance, food support and health care) can report it anonymously to the Department of Human Services (DHS).

Provider Portal

Used by providers to keep their data up to date.

Minnesota Parentsknow

Trusted parenting information, resources and activities to help your children grow, develop and learn from birth through high school.

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