Midwest Monitoring & Surveillance MMS Lab Services specializes in providing electronic monitoring systems Alcohol Kiosk Testing Lab Services and Drug Testing Products for law enforcement, Drug Courts, Health & Human Services, and County corrections applications. Midwest provides a significantly different approach to the monitoring of clients. Midwest provides high-quality, high technology remote offender monitoring, alcohol testing, tracking, and surveillance products. Midwest offers multiple systems and virtually unlimited flexibility to Law enforcement, Drug Courts, Health & Human Services, and County corrections A “true alternative;” Midwest provides a very high level of practical experience, know-how, and technological integration to provide for low cost, effective and efficient methods of monitoring, and holding offenders accountable.  Midwest works with our customers to create the services that will fit customer needs. Midwest monitoring provides a 24/7 call center and will do client installs 7 days a week. Midwest Monitoring works with the counties helping to maintain public safety. For more information you can contact Char Wilson ~ 612-590-9839 or visit our website http://www.midwestmonitoring.com 

180 Degrees provides short-term affordable housing in a 37-bed residence, structured programming, and case management.  Clients are supported to secure stable employment, maintain sobriety, and establish new living arrangements. 

We offer effective and affordable programs throughout Minnesota with campuses in Minneapolis, Brainerd, Duluth, Rochester, and Buffalo.  We offer both a long-term, faith-based recovery program and short-term licensed treatment program, allowing us to effectively sere individuals with a broad spectrum of addiction issues; from those seeking treatment for the first time, to those who have been struggling with addiction for many years.

Minnesota Adult and Teen Challenge was recognized on Newsweek’s inaugural list of Best Addiction Treatment Centers in Minnesota for 2020.  Three MnTC locations were included in the top ten honorees based on Quality of Care, Quality of Service, Quality of Follow-up Care, and Accommodations & Amenities.  

About Meridian Behavioral Health

Based in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Twin Cities area, Meridian Behavioral Health is one of the fastest growing, leading behavioral healthcare platforms in the country.  Meridian provides mental health and substance use treatment services across a broad continuum of care, which includes in-patient, residential, out-patient and medication-assisted treatment.  Today, Meridian has 3 brands with over 19 locations throughout Minnesota.  For more than 27 years, Meridian has developed and refined an innovative evidence-based, "addictive disease" care model.  And this innovative care model, treatment center network and corporate infrastructure have allowed it to rapidly expand, positioning the company and our communities well to continue to reach those in need.

*Twin Town accepts level 3 predatory offenders on a case-by-case basis at the discretion of the director.  Population served policy states we only accept up to Level 2 yet the director can approve beyond that if clinically warranted.

Following a Comprehensive Assessment, Northstar Behavioral Health’s Licensed Professionals will develop a treatment plan specific for each individual. Our goal is to assist any patient seeking long-term recovery from Substance Use Disorder & Mental Illness. The clinical practices we implement are, 12-Step program, Health Realization, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Trauma Informed & Gender Responsive, Prolonged Exposure Therapy & “MOUD” Medications for Opioid Use Disorder, “MAT” or Medication Assisted Treatment. Our evidence-based treatment approach to Opiates and Stimulant addiction considers the specific Mental Health & Social Conditions contributing to addiction. Experience has taught us that this can bring healing not only to the afflicted individual, but to their family and the broader community as well.

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Inspired by the teaching of the Holy Qur’an and housed in Minneapolis' historic Mosque of the Light, Masjid An-Nur, Al-Maa'uun's mission is to alleviate poverty and oppression within Black and communities of color (BIPOC) in North Minneapolis and surrounding areas through direct service and advocacy.

Our Neighbors

The dynamic collection of neighborhoods surrounding Masjid An-Nur is Al Maa’uun’s primary service area, often referred to as Near North; it is home to the historic African American community in Minneapolis and much of Minnesota. Historical, social, and environmental challenges such as systemic racism has created barriers to building stability.

Here at Damascus Way we envision a model of care that promotes trauma-informed and culturally specific engagement with each person encountered.

We desire to see people reach long-term recovery from substances and successful community connection upon reentry from corrections, treatment facilities, and homelessness. 

Our Mission: The Duluth Bethel is a spiritually grounded, private nonprofit organization offering individuals dignity, hope, and the opportunity to improve their quality of life through chemical dependency rehabilitation and community corrections services.

Incorporated in 1873 the Duluth Bethel is one of the oldest private non-profit organizations in the region.  September 2024 will mark 151 years of continuous uninterrupted service to the community and region.  There are 92 beds in the Bethel facility, 45 corrections beds of which 15 are dedicated to female offenders, 35 beds for men's residential substance use disorder treatment and 12 for women's residential treatment.  Other services include men's and women's Out-patient SUD treatment, DWI Driving with Care Therapy and Driving with Care Education, Female Offender Program, Electronic Monitoring, and Urine Collection for drug testing. 

Built on 20+ years of real-world industry experience, FieldWare provides cloud-based software and mobile solutions for criminal justice practitioners and the public safety workforce.  Our community supervision portfolio enables pretrial, probation, and parole professionals to increase client oversight, improve compliance and decrease workloads. Used in alignment with powerful tools such as remote client check-in, automated notifications, service provider management, and turn-key collections — our supervision software and mobile products include workflows and reporting efficiencies that support evidence-based supervision strategies.  Our public safety workforce products are designed to streamline that management of agency personnel using policy-based automation that saves cost and ensures workforce compliance – from management of schedules, staffing, assets, training and more. It's no wonder that the largest state and local agencies nationwide rely on FieldWare to get their jobs done each and every day.

LifeSafer® has helped over 1.5 million drivers get back on the road after a drunk driving conviction.

With over 30 years of experience leading the industry, we provide accurate and reliable services to help manage your caseload while helping clients navigate the steps necessary to complete their interlock program and regain their license.  LifeSafer has over 50 convenient locations across Minnesota.  Our support and reporting teams are standing by prepared to assist you and the offenders you supervise.  Our devices are the smallest in the industry and easy to use.   We are here and we are ready to guide offenders through the state of Minnesota DWI process. 

The Minnesota Association of Professional Employees (MAPE) represents more than 16,500 public employees working in all segments of State of Minnesota service. Our members contribute to the high quality of life enjoyed by all Minnesotans, delivering the services that make it all possible.

Nearly 800 of our members work for the Department of Corrections, providing services to incarcerated persons as well as criminal justice involved people on probation and/or parole; keeping our communities safe through their roles in therapy, casework and community supervision alongside Central Office support.

For more information about MAPE, visit www.mape.org

Reentry Services is committed to helping criminal-justice-impacted people get access to opportunities, supports and services they need to thrive in communities and to reduce risk of future justice involvement. Our unit staff work in these areas or support these functions: Facility Transition Services, Opportunity for Change, Evidence-Based Practices, EMPLOY, Community Stability, Homeless Mitigation, Transition Coalitions, Work Release, Institution Community Work Crews, and Healthy Start.

Our Mission and Our Vision

The Northwestern Minnesota Juvenile Center exists to provide positive intervention within the Juvenile Justice System for juveniles, family units, and communities. The Center offers legitimate attentive pathways to adulthood for juveniles through equal access to services that are least intrusive, co-educational, culturally sensitive and consistent with the highest professional standards.

Located on 80 acres of beautifully wooded land on the outskirts of Bemidji, NMJC has been serving greater Minnesota since 1973. The Center is licensed through the MN Department of Corrections and incorporates three distinct units within the building as well as community based satellite homes. The Non-Secure Detention Unit, Residential Treatment Unit, and Satellite Homes are Title IV-E eligible. 

NUWAY Alliance is a nonprofit organization created to provide overarching leadership and management to NUWAY®, Cochran Recovery Services, The Gables, NUWAY Recovery Foundation, Arrigoni programs and the NUWAY Mental Health Clinic. The NUWAY Alliance treatment programs provide extended care programming including medium-intensity residential treatment, intensive outpatient with recovery residence support, and outpatient continuing care.  All NUWAY Alliance treatment programs serve adults, are co-occurring, GLBTQIA+ safe and friendly, trauma informed and medication-assisted treatment & recovery friendly.

Arrigoni programs provide recovery-focused Housing Support with Supplemental Services (formerly known as GRH) and are designed for adults identifying as male recovering from substance use and mental health disorders, are medically stable, have stabilized their substance use and any co-occurring mental health conditions, and are capable of basic independent living skills such as maintaining a schedule, routine hygiene, and laundry. Services provided at Arrigoni programs include room & board inclusive of meals, 24-hour staffing, advocacy, medication administration. Individuals qualify for Housing Support if they have successfully completed a substance use or mental health disorders residential treatment program or have a basis of eligibility through General Assistance (GA) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and have had their application approved. 

NUWAY® intensive outpatient clients in need have the option to live in an independently run recovery residence located in the community of their choice and have their housing program fees subsidized while they attend treatment. This option removes any housing barrier in early recovery for clients as well as providing them with a safe and supportive sober environment.

The NUWAY Mental Health clinic opened in May of 2024 and offers mental health support to individuals in our treatment programs during and following treatment.

With locations throughout the state of Minnesota, NUWAY Alliance offers an affordable extended care treatment continuum. Our clients often struggle with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, lack supportive recovery environments and need extended care to establish their recovery in the community. We strive remove barriers for clients accessing treatment and recovery focused housing support.

 Park Avenue Center provides research-based gender-specific drug and alcohol treatment in south Minneapolis, Minnesota. First established in 1979, we are a community-based program that proudly and ethically serves Minnesota’s less fortunate individuals in gorgeous settings. Providing beautiful environments shows our passion and respect for clients and their recovery. Using evidence-based best practices, we have maintained a reputation for the highest quality of services and care. Clients we serve typically struggle with multiple barriers to recovery, including mental illness, homelessness, financial problems, legal issues, and an overall lack of emotional support. We provide stunning, free, supervised off-site housing for clients in need. Programs are issue oriented including topics such as thought process, mental illness, trauma, anger management, relapse prevention, spirituality, relationships, self-esteem and self-image, codependency, budgeting, nutrition, education, physical movement, parenting, and 12-step meetings. We take pride in the quality of our services and the magnificent environment we have created.    

Partners Behavioral Healthcare provides substance use treatment, and mental health services to individuals in the community. We are committed to providing a whole person approach to healing and recovery through individualized evidence-based care.

We offer a wide range of treatment options, encompassing both intensive outpatient and outpatient programs, telehealth groups, sponsored recovery resident options, peer recovery support, comprehensive assessments, and mental health therapy. Our specialized focus involves aiding individuals with justice involvement, and we offer a distinctive curriculum featuring Moral Reconation Therapy, Coping with Anger, and Decision Points.

Phoenix Rise Coaching and Consulting, GBC provides cognitive behavioral programming for offenders utilizing Moral Reconation Therapy - MRT® curriculums.

MRT is an evidence-based modality designed to enhance moral reasoning and alter how offenders make decisions about right and wrong. The curriculum is specifically designed to address and modify antisocial thought patterns, antisocial values and belief systems, antisocial behaviors, and low impulse control. The curriculum is delivered in a group setting using a common workbook. Program length depends on the type of curriculum delivered and the pace of the participant’s progress.

Phoenix Rise currently offers general MRT programming to incarcerated or recently released individuals with a high to very high risk of reoffending. We also offer Targeted Offense Programming in the areas of Shoplifting, Anger Management and Domestic Violence.

Visit us at www.phoenixrisecoaching.com or call 952-562-7835 for more information.

RAIN of North America (RAIN) has offered healthy holistic solutions since 2008 in faith grounded housing that includes a home ownership pathway for adult men & women in recovery or exiting the justice system. Based in the Twin Cities, RAIN continues to serve citizens throughout Minnesota and the Upper Midwest who have demonstrated a commitment to personal growth as part of their rehabilitation. In a peer model, career training is utilized with life-coaches as a significant element of our reentry strategy, and we have seen successful reintegration into the community when safe and sober homes are combined with employment therapy containing a navigator continuum that embraces faith-based life coaching.

The RAIN network has witnessed aftercare success when residents learn new life skills and participate in local collaborations of employers, churches, landlords – with volunteers and community agencies that assist citizens readjusting to their local neighborhoods, maturing spiritual awareness, assuming personal responsibility for their past actions, and become industrious members of the community. Using this aftercare approach, RAIN has experienced reduced incidents of relapse and recidivism.

RAIN participates in collaborative efforts and attributes many of our accomplishments to these local networks – so we support them whenever possible.  Part of our mission as a faith-based housing nonprofit is to help create networks of welcoming churches, sustainable wage employers, and friendly landlords in six US states and soon, Oaxaca, Mexico. Our vision is to see citizens set free through the application of Biblical principles as they return and become an active, valued community partner. 

Village Ranch provides a variety of treatment services that incorporate the most current research and best practices.  Our treatment services provide opportunities to develop and enhance skills that promote healthy dynamics for children ages 12-19 years old and their families.  Programming consists of residential long-term/short-term programming, Family Focus, structured outpatient sex offender programming (residents reside on-site), transitional services, adolescent female program, individual and family therapy, CTSS services, foster home placement, and chemical dependency programming.

Residential facilities:

• Cokato (males age 12-19)
• Annandale (females age 12-19)
• Hutchinson (Transition Home for males ages 15-19)
• Rochester (Transition Home for males age 15-19)

Volunteers of America MN and WI - A Minnesota Leader in Community Justice

With over 125 years of service to Minnesotans, Volunteers of America is one of the largest and most experienced human service nonprofits in the state. Our array of services allows us to understand the inter-connectedness of poverty, trauma, health, education, housing and criminality. Our Community Justice Division works with 2300 people a year in our two residential reentry centers and through our Amicus services.

Amicus provides one of the state's longest standing and most successful transitional mentoring programs for those leaving incarceration, and involves nearly 300 community members in active volunteer engagement with MN DOC inmates and those reentering society after a prison sentence. Amicus also provides several support groups and a drop-in center where people can find assistance in seeking employment, housing and more. 

Our Residential Re-entry Centers serve men and women who are allowed to complete part of their prison sentences in the community. This affords them the opportunity to restore community ties, obtain employment, and pay a portion of their care and supervision to the state or federal jurisdictions who have authority over them for the period of their stay.