Health and Mental Health Assistance - Community Resources

Addiction Recovery Technologies

An addiction treatment facility for residents of the Mankato area who are struggling with an alcohol or drug abuse disorder. Services offered include individual treatment, aftercare/continuing care, specialized treatment for adolescents, and comprehensive mental health assessments, among many others.

12 Civic Center Plaza, Mankato
507-345-4670

Alcoholics Anonymous

AA is a fellowship of individuals who desire to stop using alcohol. Meeting times and locations can be found at the website listed below.

1430 5th Ave., Mankato
507-387-2772 or 507-388-8989
mankatoaa.com

Blue Earth County Crisis Intake

Crisis Intake/Case Management Services
Crisis Case Management Services assist adults experiencing a mental health crisis, by:

• Providing crisis assessment and intervention services
• Assisting with referrals to mental health and other service providers
• Providing individuals, family and other community members with information on mental health services and community resources
• Assisting with referrals to providers for mental health or other services
• Screening requests for court commitment
• Helping individuals to access crisis or emergency mental health services, including
• Crisis residential, non-residential and mobile crisis services
• Inpatient psychiatric hospitalization
• Outpatient psychiatric urgent care

To request crisis intake/case management services:
Call (507) 304-4319 and ask to speak with an adult mental health intake worker.
co.blue-earth.mn.us/675/Crisis-IntakeCase-Management-Services

Catholic Charities-Mankato, MN

Catholic Charities of Southern Minnesota is a comprehensive social service agency that provides a full range of programs that help families in crisis, vulnerable adults and seniors, and children of reaching their full potential.
101 2nd Street
Mankato, MN 56001
(507) 387-5586
ccsomn.org/mankato

Counseling Services of Southern Minnesota

CSSM was established in 1997 with a primary focus to serve children and families. Since that time, the agency has added services for adults, couples, and psychological testing. Most recently, the agency, with support of grants from the Department of Human Services, has added programming to serve infants and young children and provide services to children within area schools.
226 N Broad Street
Mankato, MN 56001
507-931-8040
counseling-services.org

Dental Hygiene Oral Health Clinic

At Minnesota State Mankato’s Dental Hygiene Oral Health Clinic, patients receive thorough, high-quality care at an affordable cost. Students provide a wide range of services, including limited fillings, with the support of experienced faculty members and the aid of advanced technology. Dental insurance plans and medical assistance are accepted.
Minnesota State University, Mankato
128 Clinical Sciences Building, Mankato
507-389-2147
ahn.mnsu.edu/services-and-centers/public-dental-clinic

Fountain Centers (Mayo Clinic Health System)

Fountain Centers has been committed to helping individuals and families who have alcohol and other drug problems since 1974 using a whole-person approach which includes underlying mental health and medical issues. This service is offered in several locations in southern MN, including in Albert Lea, Austin, Fairmont, Faribault, Mankato, Owatonna, and Rochester.

Phone (Mankato) 507-625-3372 / (Faribault) 507-344-6413

To contact programs in the other listed program areas, please visit their website at mayoclinichealthsystem.org/locations/albert-lea/fountain-centers

Health, Food and Nutrition Program (University of Minnesota Extension)

University of Minnesota Extension improves food literacy, physical activity, food safety and healthy food access for Minnesotans and the food service industry.
204 S 5th Street, Suite 330, Mankato
507-304-4141
extension.umn.edu/food-health-and-nutrition

House of Hope

House of Hope is an adult treatment facility that provides a safe environment for individuals who desire to recover from chemical and mental health issues.

1618 3rd Ave., Mankato
507-625-4373
houseofhopemn.com

Lutheran Social Services (LSS)

Lutheran Social Service of MN (LSS) provides service in every county in the state of MN. Services provided in the Mankato and surrounding areas: Adoption and Birth Parent Services, Senior Nutrition, Guardianship Options, Financial Counseling services, Behavioral Health counseling services, Marriage Preparation workshops, Foster Care services, Veteran Services, Crisis Nursery, Personal Support Services, Runaway / Homeless Youth services.
710 S. 2nd Street
Mankato, MN 56001
(507) 625-7660
lssmn.org/services

Mankato Chemical Health, LLC

Mankato Chemical Health LLC is an independently owned and operated chemical dependency treatment facility which provides evidence-based, holistic treatment options. Call or visit their website below for more information:

360 Pierce Ave, North Mankato
507-229-0350
mankatochemicalhealth.com

Mantra Health

Are you feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or anxious? You’re not alone. Studies show that 75% of college students have considered leaving school due to emotional stress. Your mental health matters, and it directly impacts your academic success and well-being.

• Single Stop is a screening tool that can help students access support, including SNAP, housing assistance, and even childcare assistance. Togetherall is our clinically moderated peer support program.

What Mantra Health Offers:

• 24/7 Crisis Support: Immediate help when you need it most.
• Virtual Psychiatry: Accessible mental health care from your phone or laptop.
• Peer-to-Peer Support: Connect with other students who understand what you’re going through.
• Coaching: Set goals and develop life skills like time management, mindfulness, and emotion regulation.
• Self-Guided Wellness Content: Learn how to build healthy relationships, manage stress, and improve well-being at your own pace.

To log in: use your school email (firstname.lastname@my.southcentral.edu) at mantrahealth.com/southcentral
Students have access to up to twelve (12) mental health therapy sessions with Mantra during the school year, Fall through Summer. Patient (student) no-shows and late cancellations (less than 24 hours before appt) result in a deduction of the student session amount.

• Summer Break Eligibility: Students must be active or intend to return after the break.
• Winter Break Eligibility: Students must be active or intend to return after the break.

Mayo Clinic Health System Financial Assistance

Mayo Clinic’s mission is to provide the best care to every patient through integrated clinical practice, education and research. Mayo Clinic strives to benefit humanity through work in these three areas, while supporting the communities in which we live and work. Mayo Clinic appropriately serves patients in difficult financial circumstances and offers financial assistance to those who have an established need to receive medically necessary services.

Mayo Clinic has a long history of providing care to patients regardless of their ability to pay. Our primary value is “the needs of the patient come first.” By adhering to guiding principles set forth and approved by Mayo Clinic boards, Mayo Clinic hospitals provide financial assistance to eligible patients for medically necessary services.

mayoclinichealthsystem.org/financial-assistance

Mayo Clinic Health System Mankato: Behavioral Health

Mental and emotional well-being is essential to your life. Help is available to address the complex mental and emotional needs associated with disorder and addiction.
507-594-4700
mayoclinichealthsystem.org/locations/mankato/services-and-treatments/behavioral-health

MNSU Student Health Services

Student Health Services at Minnesota State University, Mankato provides quality and affordable health care for MSU and SCC students. An accredited medical clinic with a full-service pharmacy and lab services are all part of Student Health Services.
Medical Clinic/Pharmacy
21 Carkoski Commons, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Appointments/Information: 507-389-6276
mnsu.edu/shs

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness through education, support, and advocacy.
PO Box 1175, Mankato
(507) 317-3595
namimn.org

Nystrom & Associates, Ltd.

Nystrom & Associates, Ltd. (NAL) provides psychiatry and mental health services, including injection clinic and new-patient psychiatry appointments.
201 N Broad St
Mankato, MN 56001
New & Current Clients: 507-200-2624

Open Door Health Center

Provides treatment for chronic and acute health conditions, preventive and restorative dental care for low-income, uninsured individuals and families living in the Greater Mankato area. Services include medical, dental and behavioral health services. Individuals with high-deductible insurance may be eligible for discounts based on our sliding fee system, taking into account their income and household size.
309 Holly Ln, Mankato
507-388-2120
odhc.org

Phoenix Recovery Programs

Phoenix Recovery Programs, Inc. is a private, non-profit organization providing residential services to adolescent males and females recovering from alcohol and/or drug addiction.

54945 210th Ln., Mankato
507-385-0668
phoenixrecoveryprograms.com

Quit Plan

Provides free tobacco cessation support and services to all residents of the State of Minnesota.
1-888-354-PLAN
quitplan.com

Sioux Trails Mental Health Center

Sioux Trails Mental Health Center provides a continuum of therapeutic services to those in need of mental health services. Services are available for children, adolescents and adults in five communities: New Ulm, St. Peter, Gaylord, North Mankato and St. James. Services are charged on a sliding-scale (income-based) fee for residents of Brown, Sibley, and Watonwan counties and are charged at full rate for residents of other counties.
342 Belgrade Avenue, North Mankato
24-hour Crisis Line: (800) 247-2809
North Mankato Office: (507) 388-3181
siouxtrails.org

South Central Crisis Center and Mobile Crisis: Horizon Homes, Inc.

Serving Counties: Blue Earth, Brown, Faribault, Freeborn, Le Sueur, Martin, Nicollet, Rice, Sibley, and Watonwan
24-Hour crisis/warm line for adults and children. The mobile crisis team is able to respond and meet with people that are experiencing a mental health or emotional crisis. You are able to get support in your own home or a community location. Services include crisis beds, outpatient crisis stabilization, mobile crisis team, crisis prevention planning, family education and support, serving people of all ages and referrals to other local services.

24-hour Crisis Line: 1-877-399-3040
Crisis Center
2100 Bassett Dr.
Mankato, MN 56001
507-344-3360
horizonhomes.org

Stages of Change, LLC

Stages of Change provides assessment services for chemical use, anger management, and domestic violence as well as alcohol and drug education for adults and adolescents. Other services offered include programs focused on men’s and women’s cognitive skills, domestic violence intervention, outpatient treatment & relapse prevention, and individual coaching sessions.

100 Warren St. Suite 309, Mankato
507-514-8057
stagesofchangemn.com

The REACH Youth Drop-In Center

The REACH Drop-In Center supports youth who are at-risk, experiencing homeless or have run away. Services offered at The REACH include independent living skills, job search, employment assistance, college preparation (FAFSA application help and GED preparation), referrals to other community services, homelessness prevention, and many other services.
Drop-In Hours: Monday – Thursday 1:00pm – 5:00pm, Friday by appointment.
125 E Liberty Street, Mankato
507-720-0331
lssmn.org/services/youth-homelessness/mankato/the-reach