Cope: mobile crisis response

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

• 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
• Phone:988

Crisis Text Line

• Crisis Text Line
• Text: “MN” to 741741

The Trevor Project

• The Trevor Project
• Phone: LGBTQ + specific at 866-488-7386

Minnesota Farm & Rural Helpline

• Minnesota Department of Agriculture
• Phone: 833-600-2670

Minnesota Chapter of the National Alliance of Mental Illness

• National Alliance on Mental Illness – Minnesota

Safer Home video series

You can make your home safer when someone you live with has a mental health emergency.

Watch the whole video: Making a safer home (YouTube).

Information and referral

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)

• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

National Alliance on Mental Illness – Minnesota (NAMI)

• National Alliance on Mental Illness – Minnesota
• Phone: 651-645-2948

Medication disposal in Hennepin County

• Hennepin County's medicine disposal
• Phone: 612-348-3777

Weapons disposal

• Visit your local police precinct

Emergencies

For life-threatening emergencies call 911.

Poison Control Center

• Minnesota Poison Control System
• Phone: 1-800-222-1222

Privacy and confidentiality

• Cope does not share your information with anyone unless you sign a release of information.
• We would only share information if someone were a risk to hurting themselves, hurting a child, or a vulnerable adult.

Cost

• There is no cost to you or your family for Cope services.

Insurance

• Services are provided regardless of insurance status.
• You do not have to have insurance to receive Cope services.
• If you have insurance, Cope will bill insurance companies for services, but we do not collect a co-pay from you.
• If you receive an explanation of benefits (EOB) that is not a bill, and no payment is necessary.

Police involvement

• Cope is separate from the police. If there is an emergency or high-risk situation, we will call 911.
• For example, if someone might harm themselves, we might call 911 if an ambulance is the safest way to transport them to a hospital; however, we always consult with the family or individual before doing so.