Senior Leech Lakers

508 8th St, Walker, MN 56484, USA
508 8th Street Walker Minnesota 56484 US
(218) 547-1116(218) 547-1116

Senior Center in which Lutheran Social Services provides lunch every day at 11:30

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8059 County 12 NW , PO Box 1329 Walker MN 56484 0.55 km

We are a non-profit organization serving adults with developmental disabilities

The Northern Cass Developmental Achievement Center and Developmental Achievement Center – Bemidji are 501 (c)3 non-profit, licensed day training and habilitation centers that offer vocational training and community job placements, as well as recreational and social opportunities, to adults with developmental disabilities.

Our services are funded through the Minnesota Department of Health, individual counties and school districts. We serve a total of 85 clients, from age 16 to age 78, with abilities ranging from problem-solving resourcefulness to steadfast determination and disabilities ranging from cerebral palsy to pervasive developmental disorders like Asperger’s syndrome and autism.

8059 County Road 12 NW, Walker, MN 0.55 km

We are a non-profit organization
serving adults with developmental disabilities

 

The Northern Cass Developmental Achievement Center and Developmental Achievement Center – Bemidji are 501 (c)3 non-profit, licensed day training and habilitation centers that offer vocational training and community job placements, as well as recreational and social opportunities, to adults with developmental disabilities.

 

Our services are funded through the Minnesota Department of Health, individual counties and school districts. We serve a total of 85 clients, from age 16 to age 78, with abilities ranging from problem-solving resourcefulness to steadfast determination and disabilities ranging from cerebral palsy to pervasive developmental disorders like Asperger’s syndrome and autism.

P.O. Box 1329 Walker, MN

PO Box 1518 , Walker MN 56484 0.67 km
Foster Grandparent:
Make a lasting difference in the lives of children and youth. Our Foster Grandparent Program provides opportunities for volunteers 55 and over to work with kids across the state.
Senior Companion:

Our Senior Companion Program provides an opportunity for volunteers 55 and over to support elderly individuals who have difficulty with daily tasks.

RSVP Program:

Looking for other opportunities to volunteer? Our RSVP Program covers a wide range of volunteer opportunities to strengthen our communities across Minnesota.

PO Box 1527, 102 8th St. North Walker, MN 56484 0.76 km
218-547-5433218-547-5433
24/7: 1-800-712-435724/7: 1-800-712-4357
24/7 TEXT: HELPLINE 313131

Since opening in 2010, the Walker Area Pregnancy Support Center has been dedicated to supporting women and men through unplanned pregnancies, helping them to grow and communicate with one another. Offering a wide variety of services with the goal of supporting each and every person who walks through the doors, and it is the intention that every individual who comes in will learn something new and be able to apply that new knowledge to their everyday life.

8243 Industrial Park Rd NW, Walker, MN, USA 1.47 km

The Walker Area Food Shelf is a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting individuals who are in need of food, striving to preserve dignity, extending respect, and maintaining confidentiality to all clients.  We will educate clients on other services for which they may qualify such as SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), NAPS (Supplemental Assistance Program for Seniors), and other social service programs.

P. O. Box 1101

210 Pleasant Ave SE, Akeley, MN 56433 14.39 km

Akeley Regional Community Center is a not for profit thrift store.  Many new items come to the thrift store every day.  Great for back to school shopping, supplying a dorm room, changing your decor and a great book room to update reading material.
The ARCC also has a  meeting room, gymnasium, library, and an archery club all available for  use.

The ARCC Emergency Shelter’s mission is to provide safe shelter and supportive services to those experiencing intimate partner violence.

The shelter will provide residents with access to supportive services including food, clothing, laundry facilities, access to the ARCC library and computers, referrals to other agencies, and a listening ear.

6 Broadway St E, Akeley, MN, USA 14.79 km

LOCATED NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE

THE SHELF PROVIDES FOOD ITEMS TO ELIGIBLE
SINGLES, FAMILIES, AND SENIORS.

FINANCIAL DONATIONS-PAYABLE TO:
AKELEY/NEVIS COMMUNITY FOOD SHELF
P O BOX 25
AKELEY, MN 56433

FOOD DONATIONS MAY BE DELIVERED TO THE SHELF
DURING BUSINESS HOURS.

155 1st Ave NE, Laporte, MN, USA 18.27 km
218-308-0889218-308-0889

The Door Coffeehouse and Temporary Emergency Shelter provides shelter for people needing a place to stay as they seek other resources such a s housing, jobs, or treatment. We also provide clothing and household items to those in need.

315 Main Street West, Laporte MN 56461 18.29 km

See website for contact information, programs and specifics.

150 2nd St NW, Laporte, MN / Trinity Lutheran Church 18.33 km
218-224-2417218-224-2417

Emergency food

Also has Meals on Wheels, no requirements

Hackensack, MN, USA 18.98 km

HACKENSACK, MN | MAIN OFFICE
112 State 371 South
PO BOX 471
Phone | 218.675.5101
Fax | 651.925.0226

 

CROSS LAKE, MN
34076 County Road 3 (Pine Ridge Plaza)
Phone | 218.675.5101

 

REMER, MN
9 Birch Street North
Phone | 218.566.5101

 

WADENA, MN
23 Dayton Avenue S.E.
Phone | 218.632.2220

 

Our mission at Birch Lake Counseling is to provide hope and healing by striving to strengthen and help you to obtain a more satisfying quality of life. You can expect our counseling services to be provided with respect and sensitivity to the “whole” person including the emotional, physical, spiritual and cultural aspects. Because every situation is unique, we work with you to create a plan for change, growth and development. Additionally, we can assist you in identifying other professional and community resources to help you to reach your goals.

Services Provided:
  • Individual Therapy
  • Family Therapy
  • Child and Adolescent Therapy
  • Couples Therapy
  • Marriage Counseling
  • Childrens Theraputic Support Services
  • Play Therapy
  • Trauma Therapy
116 1st Street South PO Box 512 Hackensack MN 56452 19.06 km

Faith in Action is a non-profit, volunteer driven, organization serving people in need throughout Cass County, Minnesota.

Faith in Action Volunteers provide non-medical, neighborly assistance to older adults, adults with disabilities, and others experiencing difficult circumstances. Volunteers provide rides, lend a hand, help make connections, and give peace of mind.

If you or your family member are having trouble sustaining independent living due to age, health, difficult circumstances, or lack of resources, give us a call today.

​Everyone qualifies! There are no age or income restrictions.

209 371 South, Hackensack MN 56452 19.14 km
218-675-5862218-675-5862

Thrift store for clothing and household items.

Hubbard County, MN, USA 28.62 km

Court Administration 218-732-2336

District Court/ Orders for Protection    (Out of State) 1-800-657-3611/ (Metro) 651-281-3219/ (Local) 218-732-5286

Driver’s License Exams/Driving Tests 218-732-3426

Extension/4-H 218-732-3391

Law Enforcement:

County Police: 218-732-3331

Sheriff 218-732-3331

Probation 218-360-1506

Public Transportation/ Heartland Express Bus (Countywide) 218-732-9328/ (City Bus) 218-732-3500

Rule 25 and Chemical Dependency Assessment 218-732-1451

Social Services:     218-732-1451

Includes: Adult Services, Behavioral Health, Child Protection/Intake and Assessments, Child Support, Family Health, Fraud, Home Care and Managed Care and Income Maintenance

Public Health/WIC 

Veteran’s Services 218-732-3561

Cass County, MN, United States 30.01 km

County Board and Administrators Office     218-547-7419

Court Administration     218-547-7200

DMV     218-547-5505

Birth/Death/Marriage Certificates     218-547-7247

Extension/4-H     218-587-8280

Family Centers:

Cass Lake Family Center    218-335-7837

Northland Area Family Service Center, Remer     218-566-3636

Pilager Family Center     218-746-4009

Pine River-Backus Family Center     218-587-4292

Law Enforcement:

Walker Police     218-547-5507

Sheriff     218-547-1424

Probation     218-547-7212

Public Transit/Brainerd     1-866-925-7433

Rule 25 and Chemical Dependency Assessment:

Walker     218-547-1340

Cass Lake/Leech Lake Tribal Program     218-335-8382 / 218-335-8303

Social Services:

Includes: Adult Services/Behavioral Health/Child Protection/Intake and Assessment/Child Support/Family Health/Fraud/Home Care and Managed Care/Income Maintenance     218-547-1340

Public Health/WIC     218-547-6872

Outlying office in Backus     218-947-7530

Veteran’s Services     218-947-7530 (Backus) / 218-547-1340 (Walker)

Cass County, MN, USA 30.01 km
1-(800) 462-55251-(800) 462-5525

The Region V+ Mental Health Initiative serves mental health consumers in Central Minnesota. We are comprised of Aitkin, Cass, Crow Wing, Morrison, Todd, Wadena counties, and Leech Lake Band and Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe tribal nations.

The Region V+ Mental Health Initiative Board has authority to develop and implement policy and procedures for preparation of the biennial Adult Mental Health Grant Application; to budget for the multi-county area based on the individual county and tribal nation mental health Annual Plans, the regional planning activities of the Board, and the input from consumers through the regional LAC and area mental health consumer organizations.

Additionally, the Region V+ Mental Health Initiative is responsible for the identification of adult mental health service needs and the development of mechanisms for multi-county program development, evaluation, coordination and implementation when seen as feasible, by participating counties or tribal nations; including any other mental health related programs and/or Minnesota Department of Health special project grants which come within the jurisdiction of the Board.

The Board may contract for services from private firms, non-profit corporations, state and local government agencies, sovereign tribal nations, community agencies, qualified individuals, or other sources.

Goals

  1. Reduce hospitalizations.
  2. Reduce hold order costs.
  3. Support consumer independent living.
  4. Expand outreach and educational efforts.
  5. Increase community resources.
  6. Provide services in all six counties.
  7. There is no “wrong door” to access services, and all Providers know how to obtain access to all services.
  8. All client services are self-directed whenever and to the maximum degree possible.
  9. All services are provided in the least restrictive environment (in compliance with the Olmstead Decision of the US Supreme Court).
  10. Effective support is provided at the right time and in the right place.
  11. Programs and services will incorporate a Holistic view of mental and physical health.
  12. Programs shall seek to decrease the amount and duration of involuntary services (under Commitment or duress).
  13. Services shall be provided in a cost effective way.
15542 State Hwy 371 NW, Cass Lake, MN 56633 30.3 km

The Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, comprised of the Bois Forte, Fond du Lac, Grand Portage, Leech Lake, Mille Lacs, and White Earth reservations, is a federally recognized tribal government that, through unified leadership, promotes and protects the member Bands while providing quality services and technical assistance to the reservation governments and tribal people.

Who We Are
The Preamble to the Constitution of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe sets forth the purposes, aspirations, and goals of the union of the six member reservations. The Preamble states that the six member reservations of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe come together, “in order to form a representative Chippewa Tribal organization, maintain and establish justice for our Tribe and to conserve and develop our Tribal resources and common property; and to promote the general welfare of ourselves and descendants.” It is toward these ideals that the Tribe continually strives, and it is for these reasons that the Tribe exists. Tribal political action and the administration of programs and services are intended to help meet these goals. Four divisions work to ensure that programs operated by the Tribe are effective and efficient in the delivery of services to our membership. Tribal divisions include Administration, Education, Finance, and Human Services.

We are proud to have this opportunity to share information about the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe with our members and with other interested parties. Please select one of the following links to learn more about the functions, programs, and services of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe.

22195 State Route 34, Nevis, MN 56467, United States 30.54 km
218-732-4337218-732-4337

Pine Manor Inc (Chemical Dependency Services) is a drug treatment facility providing substance abuse treatment and detoxification with partial hospitalization or day treatment, residential short-term treatment, and residential long-term treatment. No special groups or programs are supported for this Minnesota drug rehab center. Private health insurance and self payment is accepted.

5076 State Highway 84 NE, Longville, MN 56655 30.97 km
218-363-3949218-363-3949

Thrift/used merchandise store

 

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