Resources

In case of emergency, call 911.
The MSS covers a broad range of topics that can influence the health and wellbeing of students. Below are several resources that may help schools as they review their survey results and determine the best way to interpret and respond to them. 

Family, School and Community Resources

​In Crisis 

​988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline 
  • Call: 988
    •  Call: 988 and then press 2 for help in Spanish
  •  Text: send a text to 988
    •  Text: “AYUDA” to 988 for help in Spanish 
  •  ​Videophone: For Deaf/Hard of Hearing ASL users
Crisis Text Line 
  • ​Text: “MN” or “HOME” to 741741
    • Text: “AYUDA” to 741741 for help in Spanish
Metro Children Crisis Response Service 
  • Find your county/local Crisis Response team’s phone number by using your current address
Mental Health Minnesota – Minnesota Warmline 
  • 7 days a week, 9 am – 9 pm
  • For those struggling with mental health but aren’t experiencing a mental health crisis or emergency 
  • ​Call: 651-288-0400 
  • ​Text: “Support” to 85511
Boys Town 
  • ​Have translation services for more than 100 languages
  • ​Call: 800-448-3000
  • ​Text: “VOICE” to 20121
  • Email: hotline@boystown.org  
The Trevor Project 
  • Support for LGBTQ young people
  • ​Call: 1-866-488-7386
  • ​Text: “START” to 678-678  

​AIDS and HIV  

​Ryan White Program
​Minnesota Family Planning and STI Hotline  
  • ​Call: 1-800-783-2287  
  • ​Text: 1-800-783-2287  
​Minnesota AIDSLine – Rainbow Health  
  • ​Call: 612-373-2437 (Twin Cities Metro Area) or 1-800-248-2437 (Statewide)  
  • ​Text: “AIDSLine” to 839863  
  • ​Email: aidsline@rainbowhealth.org  
​Rainbow Health – Peer Support Groups  
  • ​HERR Day Out (for women and non-binary people living with HIV)  
  • Positive Link (for men and non-binary people living with HIV)  
​Planned Parenthood – North Central States 
  • ​Free HIV Testing for those in the Greater Minnesota area (for those who qualify)  

​Bullying and Cyberbullying  

​Eating Disorders  

​Emotional Support  

Grief and Loss  

LGBTQ+ Support 

​Rape, Sexual Violence, Domestic Violence  

​Sexual Health   

​Substance Abuse  

​Suicide  

​Teen Parenting  

  • ​myHealth – Becoming Program  
    • ​Free home visiting program for pregnant and parenting teen & young adults (ages 12-26) living in Carver, Scott, or Western Hennepin county  

​Teen Pregnancy  

​Other/General Resources  

  • ​BAM! Body and Mind  
    • ​CDC; resources/information on how youth can make healthier lifestyle choices   
  • Girlshealth.gov 
  • ​United Way - Minnesota  
    • Provides health and human services information and resources  
    • ​Call: 211 
    • Text: Your zip code to 898-211  

​Free/Low-Cost Clinics in Minnesota  

  • ​myHealth  
    • ​For ages 12-26 
  • Phillips Neighborhood Clinic  
    • ​Provides clinical services in-person (Minneapolis) and through telehealth 
    • ​Have Specialty Nights (Pediatric, Women’s Health, Dental, Ophthalmology, etc.)   

​Housing Assistance  

​Youth Services Network  
  • ​Check availability of shelters for youth