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Service which helps individuals explore career paths and choose employment based on their preferences, strengths, abilities, and needs.

Provides therapeutic, residential care treatment program for adolescents whose sex is assigned as female who are experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges. This intensive, supportive environment is typically appropriate for children and adolescents that have tried outpatient services and are unable to be supported at home or in their community due to their mental health needs. Services may include:- Aftercare services- Individual and group DBT therapy and DBT skills building- Intensive parenting and caregiver support -On-site registered nurse (during business hours)- Psychiatric assessment and ongoing medication management- Trauma-informed care approach

Provides several treatment programs for adults who have a problem with substance use. Services include:- Co-occurring program provided to adults with both substance use disorder and mental health diagnoses at the Oakdale location- Group/individual outpatient treatment such as New Choices for Recovery Program. The program helps adults take action to change their thinking and behaviors to both prevent relapse and form a more positive relationship with themselves, others, and their community. Approaches include cognitive therapy, motivational interviewing, and 12-step support. Also addresses co-occurring mental health issues.- Sober housing with permanent and supportive housing services to individuals who are homeless and single parents and their children in Forest Lake. The goal is to help parents and their children become self-sufficient and contributing members of the community.- Substance use assessments

Offers camps for children living with diabetes to adventure, education, mentors, and fun. Camps consist of overnight, day camps, and family retreats led by trained medical staff. Camps offer children living with diabetes develop critical skills needed to thrive while managing their diabetes.Attending camp can help children:- Develop social skills, self-respect, and life-long friendships- Meet others just like them while offering independence, building self-confidence, and gaining an awareness of a healthy lifestyle through education, nutrition, exercise, emotional well-being, and glucose management

Provides a wide range of medical and routine services to meet patient's eye care needs in the following areas:- Comprehensive eye exams- Glaucoma and Cataract screenings and treatments- Specialty contact lens- Optical store to purchase eye glasses

Moving services for office and household furniture

Provides state-funded food assistance to legal noncitizens ages 50 or older who do not qualify for the Supplemental Nutrition Program (SNAP, formerly called Food Stamps or Food Support) because of their citizenship status.Monthly benefits are loaded on an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card, which looks and works like a debit card. The card can be used to buy groceries at authorized stores, farmers markets, and online retailers. Learn more about where to shop and what can be bought.The amount of benefits received is based on income, expenses, and number of people in the household.

Simply bring your unwanted, unused or expired medication to a safe medication disposal kiosk and drop it in.Accepted medication list- Prescription medications, ointments and patches- OTC medications, ointments and liquids- Pet medications- vitamins- Aersol cans- InhalersDo not dispose unused medication here

Offers trained car seat technicians at each of our office locations to answer questions about what size car seat right to use or if needing help accessing a car seat.

Electronic home monitoring solutions for various needs or requirements including: - Alcohol monitoring- Global positioning/locator aide- RF monitoring (house arrest)- Voice verification

Electronic home monitoring solutions for various needs or requirements including: - Alcohol monitoring- Global positioning/locator aide- RF monitoring (house arrest)- Voice verification

Provides information on online learning opportunities in the state. Online learning offers expanded course choices and flexibility in time, pace, path and place where students learn. Students in Minnesota may take some of their courses, or enroll entirely, with a public school that operates online. Though students may be able to sometimes meet with their teachers in person, instruction happens primarily through the use of digital technology. Programs vary in their structure and schedule, but students can expect to:- Be taught by licensed teachers employed by the online school.- Learn topics and curriculum aligned with Minnesota's academic standards.- Engage in learning activities for about the same amount of their day as with traditional school programs. - Grade progress and earn credits (in high school) that apply toward a diploma.

Provides a variety of classes and activities for community members of all ages including: - Adult driving course- Adult basic education- Adult recreational sports- Arts and crafts?- CPR and First Aid- Computer literacy - English as a second language (ESL)- Exercise/Fitness programs?- General Education Development (GED)- Swimming lessons ?- Youth enrichment program - Youth sports ?

Supplies durable medical equipment including those listed below:- Aids to daily living- Apnea monitors- Bathroom aids- Breast pumps- CPAP and BiPAP machines and supplies- Enteral nutrition formula and supplies- Lymphedema and rehabilitation products- Nebulizers and respiratory meds- Specialty beds- Ventilators- Walkers, manual wheelchairs, power wheelchairs, scooters

Offers a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals who are deaf, deafblind, or hard of hearing. Provides the following services to people with hearing loss:- Aftercare planning- Assessment and stabilization- Care coordination- Community placement assistance- Counseling services and treatment- Crisis intervention- Individual and family consultation

Offers a variety of classes and activities for community members including: - Adult enrichment- Fitness center- Recreational sports- Youth enrichment

Offers the Rule 25 on a walk-in and by appointment basis. The assessment lasts about an hour and includes questions about many different areas of a person's life. Role of the Rule 25:- First step in entering treatment- To assess a person's drug and/or alcohol use to determine if treatment is needed- To determine what level of care is most appropriate- To match a program that best meets the client's needs- Complete any insurance funding requirements. Whenever possible, the Assessor also speaks to a person that can also give information about the client being assessed.- Assessments meet court requirements

City OfficialsClerkMarlys HohlerPO Box 2Shevlin, MN 56676(218)785-2284TreasurerJoAnn Paulson516 Main AvenueShevlin, MN 56676(218)785-2590MayorCalvin Larson35797 County 2Shevlin, MN 56676(218)785-2199

Offers a variety of programs for learners of all ages in sessions beginning each September, January, and April.Class offerings include after-school skiing, art, bike rodeo, babysitter lessons, and safety training, career expo, college test prep courses (ACT), cross-country running, driver education, clay shooting education, fishing education, homework help, swimming, volleyball, youth archery, youth ATV safety, youth snowmobile safety, and more.

LGBT National Hotline- Provides telephone, online private one-to-one chat, and email peer-support, as well as factual information and local resources for LGBT clients of all ages anywhere in the United States- Maintains a database with more than 15,000 local community groups, organizations, businesses, and professionals, and can link callers with services available in their communityYouth LGBT Hotline (25 years old and younger)- Telephone, online private one-to-one chat, and email peer-support, as well as factual information for teens and young adults up to age 25 about coming-out issues, relationship concerns, parent issues, school problems, HIV/AIDS anxiety, and safer-sex information, and more; all services are free and confidential.LGBT Senior Hotline- Provides gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender seniors the ability to talk with trained peer-counselor volunteers about issues including isolation, relationship concerns, bullying, HIV/AIDS, and more.All services are free of charge, confidential, by email, phone, and website only

Provides opportunities for older adults to use their skills, talents, and life experiences to support people in their community. Functions as a large volunteer network connecting older adults with meaningful service roles.Volunteer opportunities include driving, escorting, children and youth services, education and mentoring, environmental projects, public safety, health and human services, libraries, and museums.Services and programs include:- A Matter of Balance: Education series that emphasizes practical strategies to reduce fear of falling and increase activity levels- Bone Builders: Exercise and nutrition program to prevent and manage osteoporosis- Caregiver respite and support- Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP)- Friendly Visiting: Companion program for adults age 60+ offering peer support and social connection- Living Well programs: Including Living Well with Chronic Conditions, Diabetes, and Chronic Pain- Powerful Tools for Caregivers: Self-care education for family caregivers- Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL): Strength, balance, and fitness program- Telephone Reassurance Program: Regular check-in calls to support safety and social connection