Recent events have shown us all the power of people pulling together, and the gratitude found in knowing you’re not alone. That’s why Wilder is here – to keep people moving forward, from their first steps and early learning milestones to lifelong mental well-being and healthy aging. Our services and resources are here whenever you need them. Rooted in community and guided by research, everything we do is designed to support you, help you be strong, build resilience, and live well at every stage of life.
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Despite the absence of national headlines, many Minnesotans continue to face a challenging environment, where the well-being of family and friends remains top of mind. As someone who shares our commitment to community strength, individual equity, and basic decency, we ask you to consider using your dollars to help ensure critical services like housing, childcare and mental health support are available to those facing disruption and uncertainty. Thank you for your compassion and action. Let’s show the world we’re here for good.
Working together gives us all strength. The resources listed below are non-Wilder, services available to help individuals and families find support in their communities.
If you witness someone need or are directly impacted yourself and need support:
If you or a family member is being detained:
Ready Now! App by Human Rights First
The secure one-click emergency alert system for immigrant families. Instantly notify trusted contacts and legal aid if you are faced with arrest, and ensure your support network has the information they need to respond, fast.
Immigration Legal Resource Center
Download and Print “I have Rights” Red Cards (56 languages available) The ILRC’s red cards give examples of how people can exercise these rights. However, they do not provide individualized legal advice. Community members are encouraged to check in with a trusted legal service provider for questions about their situation.
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Local – Mayor, City Council
State – Governors, State & Territorial Legislators
Federal – President, U.S. Senator, U.S. Representative
Food Deliveries for Families Impacted by ICE
Powderhorn Neighborhood Community Support Resources
This document is a shared community resource for people who want to support immigrant neighbors and respond to ICE activity with care, coordination, and solidarity.
Donate to Community
A list of local mutual aid and organizations on the frontline.
Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee
A variety of resources for those who have special immigration status, have questions around food, workplace, or housing.
STOP ICE Network Nationwide Alert System
Send and Receive alerts about ICE raids and activity in your area.
Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association
A list of Immigrant Rights and Protections resources.
Iceout.org
Community-submitted information about possible ICE activity to help inform the public and raise awareness.
Roots Wellness Center
In response to recent ICE raids, Roots Wellness Center is offering immediate, no-cost mental health therapy for those experiencing fear, grief, or trauma. No insurance needed. Their team includes bilingual, culturally responsive clinicians. Call 612-289-5656 or refer yourself or someone else to rwc-mn.com
MNHelp is a statewide, online resource finder for older Minnesotans, people with disabilities, veterans, and more.
Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
Offers legal advice and full legal representation to eligible immigrants and refugees on immigration-related cases.
Address: 450 North Syndicate Street, Office #200 Saint Paul, MN 55104.
Phone: 651-641-1011
Project for Pride in Living, "Immigrant Resources and Citizenship"
A non-profit organization supporting families through affordable housing & career services.
Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid
Provides free civil legal services and advocacy to people with low incomes, seniors, and those with disabilities. Aims to help Minnesota citizens gain access to their basic rights, such as safety, shelter, food, heath care, and education.
TurnSignl
On-demand legal guidance from an attorney. TurnSignl connects you over video chat with a lawyer at the press of a button, and a recording of the encounter is immediately saved to your personal cloud. Get a free membership after filling out the application form.
Pro Bono Legal Service Providers
Know Your Rights Training Video: For Karen Communities
Presented in Sgaw Karen
* Deh thit manoo lee – Ee thih lee la thit tha too thah dee thah hseh lee a thih la a thit thih lee na a thit kweh htee deh thih teh eh aee dee. Meh choo lee, thit deh neh meh ain weh dee la thit meh sah meh neh ta meh neh lee. Thit manoo dee thit a sah ka tee la a thee ta meh, dee thit thah ta pahn meh ta pahn ain lee a thih, thit a meh ain weh dee neh.
Know Your Rights Training Video: For Hmong & Lao Communities Presented in English
*Please note: The information in these training videos reflect information at the time of recording. Because things continue to evolve quickly, some details may no longer be current. Always check the most recent resources for updates.
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Resources include a wide range of downloadable tools produced for diverse audiences, from experienced advocates to directly impacted community members seeking answers about the complex world of immigration law.
Center for Migration Studies
CMS compiled the following resources and tools created by trustworthy organizations and directed to undocumented and immigrant families and communities, and advocates working with them.
Twin Cities Pride
For more information on therapy, medical care, and other LGBTQ+ services, explore the resources.
Trans Lifeline
A trans-led organization that connects trans people to the community, support, and resources they need to survive and thrive.
Reclaim
Directory of resources for queer and trans youth.
OutFront Minnesota
Advocacy organization with more unique resources like anti-violence program and attorneys for legally changing name and/or gender.
Queermunity
Resource Center and co-working space.
QueerSpace Collective
Creates space for LGBTQ+ youth to feel safe and empowered to be their true selves.
PACER Center
List of disability organizations.
U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
FAQs about VA benefits and services, step-by-step instructions for using VA.gov tools, and other helpful articles.
Minnesota Department of Veteran Affairs
Minnesota Association County Veterans Service Officers
Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans
A veteran nonprofit organization with the mission to end veteran homelessness in MN.
Wounded Warrior Project
Nonprofit organization dedicated to wounded service members.
Center for Reproductive Health
U.S. Abortion Access Resources
Minnesota Department of Human Services
Resources for MHCP members who get care through a health plan.
Voices for Racial Justice
Cultural and healing strategies for racial justice across Minnesota using organizing, leadership training, community policy & research.
BIPOC Community Practice Circles
Invites members of racially specific groups to come together for light food, fellowship, and shared wellness offerings, from guided meditation to sound baths.
Black in America Support Group and Nurturing Our Village Support Group for Black Parents
Support and Processing Groups available
Sabathani Community Center
Ongoing weekly happenings and special events designed to inspire, educate, and equip our community with resources.
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