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Volunteer fire department providing fire suppression services

Counseling services for:- Couples- Families- Individuals

Mayor and City Council Members:- Member contact information https://fairfax-mn.gov/officials Departments:- Administration and Finance- Building Permits- Community Center- Economic Development Authority (EDA)- Energy Department- Parks and Recreation: Features four city parks that offer baseball fields, ice rinks, a picnic shelter, recreational trails, a swimming pool, ice rinks, and volleyball courts.- Recycling - Utility

Offers various events and activities to ensure African immigrants have a voice in the community. Activities may include community events, leadership conferences, and networking opportunities.

Provides intensive, community-based mental health support for children and youth experiencing significant emotional or behavioral challenges. Offers individualized therapy, skill-building, crisis intervention, and family/foster support to improve daily functioning, stabilize symptoms, and reduce the risk of out-of-home placement. Services are delivered in the home, foster placement, or community, with a focus on collaboration, flexibility, and empowering youth to thrive in their environment.

Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP)- CPP is a treatment for trauma-exposed children from birth - 5 years. The child and their primary caregiver attend sessions together. CPP examines how the trauma and the caregiver's relational history affect the caregiver-child relationship and the child's development. A central goal is to support and strengthen the caregiver-child relationship for restoring and protecting the child's social and emotional health. Treatment also focuses on family or environmental factors that may affect the caregiver-child relationship. Over the course of treatment, caregiver and child are guided to create a joint narrative of the psychological traumatic event, and identify and address traumatic triggers that generate dysregulated behaviors and affect.Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)- PCIT is an evidence-based treatment for young children experiencing behavioral challenges. PCIT is facilitated through "coaching" sessions during which the parent and their child play in a playroom while the therapist is in a different room observing the parent and child interactions through a 1-way mirror and/or live video feed. The parents wear ear buds as the therapist provides in-the-moment coaching that supports the parent in learning skills to strengthen the connection and attachment between the parent and child, and decrease the frequency of challenging behavior.Play Therapy- Play is the natural language of children. Staff use play to assist them in coping with emotional stress or trauma. In play therapy, children are given the opportunity to express themselves through art play, sand play, dramatic play and fantasy play.- By playing with intentionally selected materials, the child plays out their feelings, bringing hidden emotions to the surface where they can face them and learn to cope with them. Through play, the therapist can help change the experiences or outcomes of scary, frustrating or disappointing experiences. Therapeutic play helps children build their strength and skills to deal with challenging situations.

Provides an Intensive Residential Treatment Service (IRTS) program which integrates mental health, medical, and substance use care in a 24-hour, supervised setting. Provides a high level of treatment and assistance in a structured environment.The Riverwind Residence is an 8-bed inpatient residence for men and women, located in Coon Rapids. For individuals experiencing a mental illness and/or having co-occurring mental health and substance use diagnosis. The program includes:- 24-hour on-site staff and assistance in a residential setting- Assessment of immediate needs and factors that lead to the crisis- Individualized treatment to address immediate needs and restore the individual to a pre-crisis level of functioning- Individual and group therapy- Living skills/foundational wellness development, including exercise, and nutrition- Medication management

Free food distribution operating in a drive-thru style. The typical food available includes fruits, vegetables, breads, meats, snacks, and desserts.

Provides a wearable emergency alert system that connects individuals to a 24/7 monitoring center for help during emergencies; some systems may require a landline.

Offers inclusive care in the areas of gender and sexual medicine. Services include:- Gender-affirming care, including therapy and hormones- HIV prevention (in-person and virtual)- HIV primary care and treatment- Mental health services: Individual, couples, and family therapy- Primary care services such as exams and immunizations- Sexual health care, sexual health issues, low sexual desire, and sex hormone disorders- Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) testing and care- Support groups

Provides fire suppression, emergency medical response, rescue operations, and public education programs.

?Food shelf available once per calendar month. Allows clients to choose their groceries. Food shelf services include the following:- Culturally specific food- Referrals to other programs- Accepts donations of food

Adult Rehabilitation Mental Health Services (ARMHS): Community-based support for adults with mental illness. Provide assistance and coaching in multiple areas to help adults function more independently and integrate into the community:- Budgeting and shopping skills- Community resource utilization and integration- Cooking and nutrition skills- Crisis assistance- Employment-related skills- Health care directives and management- Healthy lifestyle practices- Household management skills- Interpersonal communication skills- Medication education and monitoring- Mental illness symptom management- Relapse prevention skills- Transportation skills- Transition to community living supportChildren's Therapeutic Services and Supports (CTSS): Activities designed to promote skill development for both children and their families, including:- Age-appropriate daily living skills- Family preservation, unification, and community integration- Interpersonal and family relationship skills- Leisure and recreational activities- Parenting skill development to support child growth and family goalsIn-Home Family Therapy: Focuses on improving family functioning, including:- Defining appropriate family roles- Establishing better communication- Resolving conflicts

Provides free and confidential legal information and advice about any rental housing issues/questions via phone or email. Additional services may include:- Advice/assistance to low-income tenant groups in community organizing and advocacy- Advice to renters who rent mobile home lots and own the mobile home- Offers training that educates on tenant/landlord rights targeted to specific populations including high school and college students, shelter and transitional housing residents, social workers, inspectors, police officers, attorneys, prisoners about to be released, and landlords- Provides advice on any rental housing topic. Common topics: repairs, evictions, security deposits, leases, notices, privacy, rent increases, fees, neighbor/roommate disputes, etc.- Provides legal advice for tenants whose landlords are going through foreclosure and may be facing eviction- Policy advocacy on tenant rights and affordable housing issues?- Policy-based research activitiesNOTE: Email is the preferred method of communication. Click to access the email an attorney form: https://homelinemn.org/e-mail-an-attorney/

Provides the following services:- Placement of volunteers 55 years of age and older in assignments within local non-profit agencies- Ongoing support to all volunteers

Raíces works with Latino youth in grades 7 - 12 through a broad range of in-school and out-of-school programs emphasizing academic support, personal and cultural identity, health and wellness, and leadership development. Activities include:- Academic support- Art workshops- Advocacy and civic engagement- Health and wellness workshops- Leadership development- Social entrepreneurship

Provides 5 - 7 days' worth of food for each family in need. Families may use the food shelf twice per month. Food donations accepted.

Provides medical services for members of the Fond Du Lac band. Services provided are:- Acute care services- Asthma clinic- Audiology- Emergency urgent care department- Foot care- Health records- Homeopathic medical treatment- Laboratory and x-ray services- Prenatal care- Tattoo removal- Traditional Native American MedicineNOTE: Medical clinics are not equipped to handle medical emergencies. For life-threatening situations, contact a local emergency hospital in the area.

A national organization that grants wishes for Minnesota children with critical illnesses, not necessarily a terminal condition. These conditions might include transplants, heart or genetic conditions, lung disease, cancer, sickle cell disease, and many other medical complex illnesses that do not qualify children for support from other pediatric charities. Wishes are granted to every child referred who are deemed medically eligible.

Provides legal assistance in criminal matters from petty misdemeanors to felonies, as well as many areas of civil law.Civil Law - General- Collections- Commitment- Expungement- Garnishment- General Assistance- Housing- Landlord/Tenant- Name Change- Native American Enrollment- Public Assistance- SSI- Unemployment- Unlawful Detainer?Civil Law - Family- Child Support- CHIPS- Custody- Dissolution- Guardianship- Harassment- Long Term Foster Care- Orders for Protection- Paternity- Termination of Parental Rights- Visitation

Provide assistance and support to veterans and their dependents in obtaining benefits through county, state, and federal programs. Benefits include:- Death and burial benefits- Dental and optical vouchers for both qualified veterans and their spouses- Discharge review- Education and training- GI Bill education training- GI life insurance- Home loan guaranteed by the USDVA- Outpatient medical care- Non-service related disability pension- Service related disability compensation- Survivors and dependents education- Transportation to and from the Minneapolis VA Hospital (non-emergency only)- Vocational rehabilitation for the disabled