Community Support Hubs

If your or your loved one are looking for a community to help you find and receive mental health services, connect with others experiencing mental illness, or just feel heard, there are community hubs that may be a good fit for you.

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Vail Communities

Vail Communities provide a range of services, including Clubhouses across three locations, Targeted Case Management, Community Health partnerships, and Housing initiatives. A Clubhouse is a person-centered environment that supports adults living with a mental health diagnosis. Each participant is considered a member of the community. Clubhouses offer people a chance to build relationships that support them in obtaining employment, education, achieving financial literacy, and securing a home of their own.

Ramsey County Clubhouse:

285 Dale Street North, St. Paul, MN 55103

Emma Norton Living Room

Emma Norton Living Room provides support for adults experiencing a mental health crisis, or who are just in need of emotional support. People visiting the Living Room will be able to meet with a Peer Support Specialist in a comfortable, home-like environment to help process their current situation and receive support. Peer Support Specialists can help individuals learn coping strategies, access resources, and make wellness plans to curb the likelihood of needing emergency services in the future.

All services in the Living Room will be free of charge, and can be accessed on a walk-in basis, or by calling ahead. No appointment is necessary.

Noon to 8 p.m., M-Th

2265 Hillcrest Ave. St. Paul, MN 55116

651-251-2629

The Listening House

The Listening House is a daytime shelter for people experiencing poverty, homelessness, and loneliness. Anyone who drops in can find safety, a hot cup of coffee, and a caring community to help or just listen. Services available include WiFi, daytime space to rest, showers, washers & dryers, & basic first aid.

421 E 7th St., St. Paul, MN 55101

Noon – 8pm, Wed-Sun

651-227-5911