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Day One is a 24-hour statewide network connecting people to shelters and crisis housing in Minnesota.
Human Services provides a wide range of supportive programs for the Grand Portage community, including case management, advocacy, and access to essential resources. Services include Indian Child Welfare Act support, truancy monitoring, mental health tele‑medicine and referrals, domestic violence and victim services, comprehensive assessments and weekly support groups, as well as a community Food Shelf available to anyone in need. The department also offers an Employee Assistance Program for staff of Grand Portage RTC and Grand Portage Lodge and Casino. Core program areas include Mental Health, Substance Use Disorder, Domestic Violence, Child Protection, and Youth Advocacy.
Our experienced lawyers and advocates answer the Action Line* (Toll Free: 800-313-2666, Local: 612-343-9842) during business hours. We provide Minnesota survivors and their professionals with support, training, advocacy, and legal advice. This service is FREE of charge, regardless of income. There is no intake process, so share as little (or as much!) as you’d like.
Whether someone is facing a crisis, making a plan, or looking to learn and connect, we’re here to help. Our advocates work alongside each person to understand what’s happening and find the right kind of support. Immediate help, ongoing support, and education are examples of the services we offer. Some people use one, others use several and sometimes, we work together to come up with a completely different plan that better fits their needs. Whatever the path looks like, we’ll be there to help make it happen.