Learn about other resources in your area
Living with serious illness can be complex, and the services we provide are only one part of the picture. Here are some other Twin Cities resources you might find helpful:
United Way 2-1-1
The United Way’s resource hotline. Call 211 for information on all sorts of programs and services throughout the Twin Cities metro area.
Angel Foundation
Offers emergency financial assistance for non-medical basic needs such as food, gas, utilities, rent or mortgage payments to adults in active cancer treatment. Also provides education and support to families facing a parental cancer diagnosis.
t: 612-627-9000
Cancer Legal Line
Cancer Legal Line’s mission is to alleviate the non-medical stressors faced by cancer patients and their loved ones by educating and providing them with cancer related legal information, resources and referrals.
t: 651-472-5599
CUHCC (Community University Health Care Center)
Provides primary care services to children and low income families in South Minneapolis; serves diverse population.
t: 612-638-0700
Minnesota AIDS Project (MAP)
Offers a number of services for people living with HIV and AIDS, including the AIDSLine, a statewide, toll–free information and referral service that can answer your questions about HIV and connect you to resources that can help.
t: 612-341-2060
National MS Society – Minnesota Chapter
Provide a variety of services, information, and advocacy for people living with MS.
t: 612-335-7900
The ALS Association – Minnesota Chapter
Services include loans, equipment pool, information, resources and advocacy for people living with ALS.
t: 612-672-0484
Meals on Wheels
Volunteers deliver a hot meal at lunchtime, Monday through Friday, also providing a daily safety check and friendly interaction.
t: 612-623-3363
