The Behavioral Health Division works with partners and providers to ensure that programs and services are available throughout Minnesota. People may need assistance in a variety of areas, such as employment, housing, social connections, family relations and other co-occurring conditions. While DHS sets policy and standards for care, and provides funding for services of mental health treatment, our partners and providers are the key to delivering mental health services within Minnesota.
For more information about adult mental health and how to get services, visit our people we serve page.
For details, see:
Policies and procedures | eDocs library of forms and documents | News, initiatives, reports, work groups | Training and conferences | Grants and RFPs | Contact us
For the latest news about the pandemic and information from adult mental health for our partners and providers, visit information about behavioral health and COVID-19.
For updates related to agency-wide DHS programs, visit the DHS homepage. It has information for providers, counties, tribal nations and members of the public as we respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. There you can also sign up for COVID-19 DHS emails.
