Pine Co Health Human Service

The St. Louis County Public Health & Human Services Department provides welfare services to the citizens. The department collaborates with the local departments of social services throughout the state and other local service providers to offer assistance to elderly citizens in need of protection from abuse. It also offers services to adults who require the services of adult care residences and provides care, transportation and nutrition services to adults with disabilities. The department additionally provides financial and energy assistance. The St. Louis County Public Health & Human Services Department promotes the development of healthy families and protects children from abuse and neglect. The department maintains an office in Duluth, Minn.

Carlton County Public Health and Human Services is a county department with one of its offices in Cloquet, Minn. The office provides adult social and foster care, developmental disabilities and public health services. It also offers assessment, referral and case management services for adults with mental health issues. The office provides chemical dependency treatment and adult protection services. Its developmental disabilities-related services include case planning, respite care, vocational training, in-home family support, behavioral consultation, crisis handling and early intervention services. The office also provides health care services for senior citizens. It offers nutritional and immunization programs, as well as health education and parenting classes. The office provides caregiver support, environmental health, and smoking prevention and cessation services. It also offers advocacy, consultation, outreach and disease investigation services.

Isanti County Government Center in Cambridge, Minnesota, provides a list of Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program clinics and office locations, offering essential nutrition assistance to eligible families. The county's WIC services focus on ensuring that pregnant women, new mothers, infants, and young children receive vital nutrition education, healthy food, and access to other health and social services. To qualify for WIC in Minnesota, applicants must meet specific eligibility criteria, including residency in Minnesota, categorical eligibility based on receiving certain benefits, and household income thresholds. The program aims to support and promote the health of mothers and children within the community, assisting them in learning about nutrition and accessing available resources. Generated from the website