by Hannah Kamath | Mar 12, 2025 | Featured, Jobs, Program Highlights
How the Individual Placement and Support model benefits people living with severe mental illness At Guild, we know from years of experience that employment is a crucial component of recovery and well-being for individuals living with mental illness, and the Individual...
by Hannah Kamath | Mar 6, 2025 | Community, Featured, Guild News, Program Highlights
Last month Guild celebrated the grand opening of a new library at our Community Support Program Member Center! The CSP Member Center supports individuals living with mental illness in Dakota County, who can drop in for an array of services, classes and resources to...
by Hannah Kamath | Sep 26, 2024 | Community, Featured, Mental Heatlh, Program Highlights
At our Community Support Program (CSP) Member Center, individuals living with mental illness in Dakota County can drop in for an array of services and classes to support their recovery and improve their self-sufficiency. From fitness groups to museum trips and more,...
by guild | Sep 25, 2024 | Featured, IRTS and Crisis, Program Highlights, Staff Blogs
At Guild, we strive to educate each client who comes through our doors on how best to advocate for themselves and take charge of their mental health. We do this through person-centered care that recognizes that clients are people first, and that their illness does not...
by guild | Aug 21, 2024 | Featured, Housing, Program Highlights
At Guild, we believe in the power of partnership and collaboration to make lasting impacts in the lives of individuals living with mental illness and experiencing chronic homelessness. One of the standout programs that exemplifies this collaborative spirit is the...
by guild | Aug 7, 2023 | Program Highlights
The Guild Community Support Program (CSP) Member Center is a special and safe place for people on their journey toward mental health and personal growth. The Dakota County drop-in center provides individuals living with mental illness with access to a range of...
