by guild | May 1, 2025 | Featured, Healthcare, IRTS and Crisis, Mental Heatlh
A former Guild client on the importance of residential treatment services The success of our clients is the driving force behind everything we do at Guild, and we believe helping people living with mental illness lead stable, fulfilling lives in their chosen community...
by guild | Mar 14, 2025 | Featured, Guild News, Healthcare, IRTS and Crisis
After more than a year of planning and development, last month we proudly opened our new Crisis & Recovery Center – Dakota County to residents in partnership with Dakota County Social Services. This 16-bed building, located in West St. Paul, features 15,000...
by guild | Mar 11, 2025 | Community, Featured, Healthcare, Policy Change
To ensure the continuity of our vital services, we’re closely and actively monitoring potential shifts in policy that could impact mental health care, housing access and employment support. We remain dedicated to providing uninterrupted service and support to...
by guild | Mar 28, 2024 | Community, Healthcare, Mental Heatlh, Policy Change
Joe Clubb is in his seventh year on Guild’s board of directors, but his relationship with our organization goes back three decades! Today, he’s the vice president of operations for mental health and addiction at Allina Health, a role he’s held for eight years. Joe has...
by guild | Nov 3, 2023 | Community, Healthcare, Housing, Mental Heatlh
On October 3 we broke ground on our much-anticipated Crisis and Recovery Center in West Saint Paul, built on the same grounds as the Dakota County Northern Service Center. It will include a 16-bed Intensive Residential Treatment Service (IRTS), Crisis Residential...
by guild | Nov 19, 2021 | Featured, Healthcare, Homelessness, Housing
Homelessness is a complex issue and one that can have many different causes. Unfortunately, people living with chronic disabling conditions often face barriers that make them less financially stable and more likely to become homeless. We talked to Catherine, a Case...
