Share reliable, accurate sources of information such the Minnesota Department of Health's coronavirus website and City of Minneapolis radio shows in English, Spanish, Hmong and Somali to get the latest updates and information on COVID-19 and its impacts on your/our families, and community.

Follow the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines to slow the virus' spread. 

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused stress, burnout and anxiety for many people. It’s important that Minnesotans have access to the mental health care resources they need to stay well during this challenging time We all can feel overwhelmed sometimes. There are tools and support available to help you cope.

State of Minnesota Mental Health Resources 

Mental health hotlines provide free support to Minnesotans experiencing mental distress

Mental health emergencies

Get help in a mental health crisis from mobile teams: COPE for adults and Child Crisis for children.

Mental health and substance use services

Hennepin County offers services that include crisis help, adult and children's mental health care, and addiction services.

Cultural Wellness Directory

• Purchase a gift card, buy merchandise online, or order takeout from your favorite local small business.
• Volunteer with Minnesota Responds
• Volunteer with the American Red Cross
• Donate blood

This list of State resources is compiled from resources at DEED, MDE, DHS, MDH, DHS, MHFA, the Courts, and the Attorney
General’s office.

Courts

• Information on temporary court operation procedures can be found here

Discrimination and the Minnesota Department of Human Rights

• Information on mistreatment and discrimination due to COVID-19. Submit a complaint online or call 651-539-1133.
• Information about employment discrimination related to COVID-19
• Viruses don't discriminate and neither should we

Employers

• COVID-19 information for employers from Department of Employment and Economic Development

Scams and Price Gouging

• Attorney General’s Office Information on potential COVID-19 scams
• If you believe you have been the victim of a COVID-19 scam, please contact (651) 296-3353 (Metro) or (800) 657-3787 (Greater Minnesota) or use this link to File a Complaint

Travel Insurance

• Commerce Department resource on travel insurance and COVID-19
• Commerce Dept. Consumer Services Center: 651-539-1600 or Complaints

• Apply for unemployment benefits if your employer has reduced your hours or shut down due to COVID-19.
• Community services and financial assistance
• For questions on sick leave, FMLA, discrimination, and more see FAQs for workers (PDF) from the Department of Employment and Economic Development
• Commerce Dept. Consumer Services Center: 651-539-1600 or Unemployment