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Here is a group of housing options we found available to registered citizens in Minnesota.
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Statewide
Crossing Home
(formally R.A.I.N.)
Contact Information:
1515 East 66th Street, Richfield, MN 55423
612-889-9619 or 800-383-5466
www.crossinghome.org
Property Amenities:
Permanent housing that extends to home ownership for those in recovery and exiting the
criminal justice system. Safe and sober, self-pay accountability housing. The program is
for men and women. Sex offenders can be accepted. States served -MN, SD, ND, WI, WY
& CO
Qualifications:
• Completed treatment or scheduled out-patient completion
• willing to participate in weekly reentry meetings
• weekly 12-step recovery meetings
• open to faith-based curriculum
Other Information:
Safe and sober housing in residential homes – employment assistance – connections to
community resources – personal accountability – all as part of a self-pay aftercare
program.
Crossing HOME values:
- SAFE Housing
- SECURE Jobs
- SOBER Accountability
- SOCIAL Community
- SPIRITUAL Restoration
Benton County
East Haven Halfway House
The Haven Halfway House, LLC
Contact Information:
1425 East St. Germain Street
St. Cloud, MN 56304
320-202-7881
www.easthavenhalfwayhouse.com
Property Amenities:
East Haven’s two primary focus areas are sobriety and communication. East Haven offers
apartment style living where 3 residents share a 2-bedroom apartment and are required
to cook, clean, shop, and do laundry on their own. East Haven also offers groups on
Relapse Prevention, Music Group, Life Skills, Anger Management, Financial Fitness, HIV
Education, and other varying groups.
Other information:
The Length of stay varies between 60-120 days, and the program is for men, 18 years or
older. East Haven accepts offenders, with the exception of level 2 and 3 sex offenders.
However, East Haven will take level 1 sex offenders on a case by case basis.
Qualifications:
• Rule 25 or MN state insurance funded
• Must have recently completed a high-intensity residential treatment program
successfully
• Have the ability to function independently and develop independentstructure
• We expect clients to be able to develop said structure by volunteering, finding
employment, or going to school for a minimum of 20 hours per week
Hennepin County
Our Saviour’s Housing
Emergency Shelter
Contact Information:
2219 Chicago Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55404
612-872-4193, Ext. 0
Property Amenities:
Shelter for 34 men and 6 women for a 30 days up to 90 days stay. Hours of shelter use is
from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m.
Men and women seeking shelter must go to the Adult Shelter Connect which is located at
215 South 8th Street, Minneapolis, MN.
Other Information:
Shelter Accommodations include:
• Ability to work on goals/needs with a Case Manager.
• Light Breakfast, Lunch Packs, and Dinner (at 7pm) are available.
• A safe living environment that offers dormitory-style bedrooms.
• Showers and laundry facilities.
• Access to secure personal storage space.
• May use the address for personal mail service.
• We will work with offenders, sex offenders must register.
Permanent Supportive Housing
Property Information:
Our Saviour’s Permanent Supportive Housing Program serves long-term homeless men
and women who live with a mental illness, physical disability, and/or substance use
disorder. For as long as needed, we support more than 100 residents in affordable rental
housing around Hennepin County. After years (even decades) of homelessness, residents
have truly found their way home. With ongoing support, they also work to improve their
overall health and wellness.
Hubbard County
Patient 1st
Freedom from Incarceration through Sobriety
Contact Information:
325 East River Drive, Park Rapids, MN 56470
218-255-5463, may leave messages and texts.
Email: patient1st@yahoo.com
Length of program: duration of parole and/or completion of Intensive Supervised
Release.
Our program accepts male offenders, except for those who have been accused of
murder. Those who violate parole while in the program are not guaranteed return but
will be evaluated on a case by case basis. We also accept Level 1, 2 and 3 sex offenders.
Eligibility Requirements:
• Participation in Medical Assistance or Health Insurance. Establish care with local
medical provider.
• Evaluation for enrollment into Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS),
and if eligible, enrolled and 100% compliant throughout the program. A participant
choosing to withdraw from ARMHS may constitute removal from our program.
• Abstinence from all mind-altering chemicals except for nicotine, caffeine, and those
prescribed and monitored by a medical provider.
• The participant will pay $500 per month for a room and utilities.
Details of program/facilities:
• The house is a 4-bedroom home. The participant will occupy one of three bedrooms
with key lock and share a full bathroom with 2 other occupants. Common areas
include kitchen, living room, dining room, additional ¼ bath, and sauna.
• Parole Officer will have keys to the house and bedroom of those they have authority
over.
• No alcohol is allowed in common areas. No illegal drugs are allowed on premises.
Narcotics prescribed by provider need to be locked in a safe obtained and paid for by
tenants and kept in their room. A tenant who is not participating in the program may
keep alcohol in the privacy of their own room. A participant in the program may not
possess alcohol.
• Participant will establish a budget and keep to it. Participant will begin working
towards employment. Participant will be a good neighbor.
Olmsted County
Pathway House
Contact Information:
Women’s Facility — 103 Sixth Avenue Southwest, Rochester, MN55902
507-281-0441
Men’s Facility — 613 Second Street Southwest, Rochester, MN 55902
507-287-6121
www.pathwayhouse.org
Property Amenities:
Pathway House is a privately-owned, 50-bed transitional care facility for chemicallydependent adults. Accommodations in the three-story homes include single, double and
multiple occupancy rooms; dining, meeting and recreational rooms; administrative
offices; and a private yard. Pathway House provides drug-free, supported living for adults,
while maintaining individual dignity and self-esteem. Recovery depends largely upon the
initiative of each resident. As a result, Pathway House fosters personal growth
throughout the recovery process.
Qualifications:
Adult men and women age 18 and older with chemical dependency, substance abuse and
mental illness problems. Pathway House accepts most offenders, with the exception of
level 3 sex offenders.
Other Information:
• Minimum stay is 60 days
• Residents must attend weekly individual and group counseling sessions and threeAA
meetings per week
• Program services help residents develop independent living skills, obtain employment
or education, make constructive use of leisure time, improve interpersonal
relationships, and take on new levels of responsibility
• Every step of the way, the primary goal is to help each resident make a successful reentry into community life
I hope this information helps you.
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