Social Services

Adult Services

Adult Services are available in these areas:

  • Mental illness/Developmental Disability
  • Chemical Dependency
  • Adults in need of protection (Vulnerable Adults)
  • Elderly in need of home care
  • Persons in need of transportation
  • Waivered Services for disabled adults under the age of 65
  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

And the services we provide include:

  • Adult protection; assessment and follow-up
  • General assessment
  • Case management
  • Funding for support services based on assessed needs and eligibility
  • Counseling
  • Adult foster care
  • Pre-petition screening; Mental Health & Chemical Dependency
  • Transportation for the elderly, disabled, and general public
  • General Volunteer programs, including R.S.V.P. (Retired Seniors Volunteer Program)
  • Preadmission screening for nursing homes
  • Meals for the elderly (Senior Dining Sites)

Information and referral to various community resources is available through the department. Services can be provided directly or may be purchased for eligible clients. For a more complete listing of available services and eligibility information, contact us at (763) 241-2600 or 1-800-433-5239.