COVID-19 Resources for Individuals


 

Health Care for the Homeless

HCH has a COVID-19 healthcare phone line for general questions, to support symptomatic individuals and questions regarding hotel rooms

Triage General Line: 612-348-5553

The triage phone line is open 7 days a week from 7am – 10pm.

Specific Provider Numbers at HCH: 

Sarah Jane Keaveny
Outreach nurse, COVID Outreach Coordinator
612-998-4111

Molly Dolan
Outreach Nurse
612-306-2498

Rosemary Fister
Psych Nurse Practitioner, Suboxone Prescriber
612-990-9170

Crisis Hotlines and Text Lines

SAMHSA’s Disaster Distress Helpline: 1-800-985-5990

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255

Crisis Text Line: Text “MN” to 741741

MN Mobile Mental Health Crisis Line Dial: **274747

Employment Services

Minneapolis American Indian Center: WIOA Program

The MAIC WIOA Program works with unemployed and underemployed American Indians in 71 counties throughout the state of Minnesota.

Learn More.

American Indian OIC

Vocational Education at Takoda Institute

Native-Specific WIOA Employment Program

General Employment Program Information

PCs for People

Free/Affordable Computers ($0 to $150) for Low Income Folks

Call for more info: 651-354-2552

Tribal COVID-19 Materials for Members

Johns Hopkins has developed information that tribes can share with their tribal members to learn about and plan for COVID-19. Learn More.

From the CDC

How to Protect Yourself

What to Do if You’re Sick


From the MN Dept. of Health

Daily COVID-19 Situation Update

MDH COVID-19 Overview Presentation

MDH Resource Page


Hennepin County Essential Needs Hotline

  • The county has opened its main information line to people impacted by COVID-19. Learn More

  • Resources available include help with clothing, financial assistance, grocery and household supplies, medical care and equipment, or medicationCall 612-348-3000.

  • The line is staffed 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week.

  • Help is available in different languages.

  • You can also still use this line for other county services.


Sobriety Support Resources

AIFC Sobriety Hot Line: (612) 405-3437

Native Specific Meetings:

Native Al-Anon
Tuesday 7pm
480-297-0773
Access code 7592131


Medicine Wheel 12 Step
Thursday 7pm
480-297-0773
Access code 7592131


Individual Financial Support

Apply for Unemployment Benefits

Bii Gii Wiin Emergency Personal Loans

Tiwahe Foundation Family Empowerment Grants


Bush Grants for Individuals

The Bush Foundation has a variety of grants to support individuals.


Native Governance Center

Indigenized Communication During COVID-19


Energy Assistance Program Extended

The application deadline is extended to July 1.
The annual Crisis maximum is increased to $1,200 (up from $600).
EAP can help households pay a past due bill, even without a shut-off notice.
Income eligibility is based on past one month of income only.

Households contact their local EAP service provider to apply for EAP.

Find your EAP provider:

By calling 1-800-657-3710 or Click Here.