Additional Resources
The North Dakota Behavioral Health website is a central place to find behavioral health information, resources, services, and support statewide. It includes resources for mental health, substance use, crisis support, suicide prevention, and caregiver support.
Aging Services of North Dakota
Resources to support older adults and adults with physical disabilities.
- North Dakota Health and Human Services has a variety of statewide resources for aging.
- The North Dakota Qualified Service Provider (QSP) Hub is a centralized resource that provides QSPs with educational tools, support, and training for enrollment, billing, electronic visit verification, and compliance.
- Aging and Disability Resource Link (ADRL) is a one-stop system that connects older adults, individuals with disabilities, and caregivers to services promoting independent living and quality of life.
Developmental Disability Services of North Dakota
North Dakota Health and Human Services offers a wide variety of services to support those with a developmental disability.
- Centers for Independent Living
- Developmental Disabilities Regional Offices
- Disability Determination Services
- Life Skills and Transition Center
- Money Follows the Person Grant
- North Dakota Brain Injury Advisory Council
- North Dakota Vocational Rehabilitation
- Overview of Services for People with Developmental Disabilities
The North Dakota Association for the Disabled can also help provide financial support, equipment loans, and referrals to available resources.
North Dakota Assistive is a non-profit organization that works to bring assistive technology devices and services to North Dakotans and Minnesotans of all ages.
Veteran Resources
- The Veteran Care Coordinators help veterans and their families connect with services, resources, and support available in their community. They can assist veterans in navigating benefits, healthcare, housing, transportation, and other needs.
- Vet-to-Vet Program for Chronic Pain is a peer support program that connects veterans living with chronic pain with other veterans who understand their experiences. The program provides support, connection, and practical resources to help veterans mange chronic pain and improve quality of life.
- Women Veteran Care provides specialized support and resources for women veterans, helping them access VA healthcare, benefits, mental health services, and other programs tailored to their unique needs and experiences.
- The Veteran Community Provider Quick Reference Guide is a collection of helpful resources for community providers who work with veterans. This guide brings together information, programs, services, and contacts to help providers quickly connect veterans with the support they need.
- North Dakota veterans can access mental health resources and the Veteran's Crisis Line through the North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs.
- Vets for Vets connects veterans with peer supports and has other military-related programs.