HELPFUL RESOURCES
Support Beyond Treatment
Recovery is about more than attending treatment. Transportation, food, clothing, basic necessities, and connection to community resources can all play an important role in helping someone build stability and stay engaged in recovery.
At Fellowship Recovery, our Certified Peer Recovery Specialists (CPRS) help clients identify barriers, explore available resources, and navigate community supports that fit their individual needs and recovery goals.
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PEER SUPPORT
“Sometimes the hardest part is not knowing what resources exist—it is figuring out where to start.”
How Our CPRS Team Can Help
Our CPRS team walks alongside clients, from finding the right resource to following through on it.
Identify community resources
Make calls and schedule appointments
Access food, clothing, and basic necessities
Follow through with referrals
Advocate alongside clients when appropriate
Navigate eligibility requirements
Locate transportation options
Connect with recovery-focused community supports
Problem-solve barriers to accessing services
Build confidence navigating resources independently
Our goal is to help clients create greater stability while building the skills and connections that support long-term recovery.
TRANSPORTATION RESOURCES
Transportation can become a major barrier to treatment, appointments, employment, and other recovery-related needs. Our CPRS team can help clients explore available transportation options.
Mount Olive Lutheran Church
Bus Card Support
Mount Olive may offer transportation assistance, including bus card support, for eligible individuals.
Availability may vary. Clients can contact Mount Olive directly or work with their Fellowship Recovery CPRS to explore current options.
Basilica of Saint Mary
Gas Card Assistance
Gas card assistance may be available to eligible individuals through community support programs associated with the Basilica of Saint Mary.
Funding and eligibility can change. Speak with your CPRS for help exploring current availability and requirements.
Clothing & Essential Needs
Our CPRS team can help clients connect with organizations that provide clothing, household goods, hygiene items, furniture, and other basic necessities.
Reach & Restore
Hopkins
Reach & Restore provides clothing, household items, furniture, and other practical resources to individuals and families experiencing need.
Some services may require an appointment or referral.
Joseph's Coat
St. Paul
Joseph's Coat provides free clothing and essential items to individuals experiencing financial hardship or other basic-needs challenges.
Appointments or other requirements may apply.
Sabathani Community Center
Clothing Closet · Minneapolis
Sabathani Community Center provides free clothing and shoes for adults and children through its Clothing Closet.
Appointments are encouraged. Clients should confirm current availability and hours before visiting.
Food & Grocery Resources
Access to consistent food and basic nutrition is an important part of stability and recovery. Fellowship Recovery's CPRS team can help clients locate food shelves and other food-support programs throughout the Twin Cities.
Joyce Uptown Food Shelf
Minneapolis
Joyce Uptown Food Shelf provides free food assistance to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.
Emergency food bags may also be available for individuals who need immediate assistance.
Harvest from the Heart
Minneapolis
Harvest from the Heart provides free food through a choice-based shopping model with an emphasis on fresh produce and healthy foods.
Clients should confirm current hours before visiting.
NorthPoint Community Food Shelf
North Minneapolis
NorthPoint's Community Food Shelf provides groceries and may also offer additional household and personal-care items. Depending on availability, resources may include:
Hygiene products
Cleaning supplies
Diapers
Baby food & formula
Pet food
Other basic necessities
PRISM Marketplace Food Shelf
Golden Valley
PRISM's Marketplace Food Shelf provides groceries through a grocery-style shopping experience.
Eligibility and service-area requirements may vary.
Open Cupboard
Oakdale
Open Cupboard offers food assistance through a low-barrier, market-style food shelf.
Services may include groceries, fresh foods, and additional food distribution programs.
STEP – St. Louis Park Emergency Program
St. Louis Park
STEP provides basic-needs assistance to individuals and families in the St. Louis Park area. Services may include food assistance, clothing, emergency support, and connection to additional community resources.
Service-area requirements may apply.
Not Sure Where to Start?
You do not need to know exactly which resource you need before asking for help.
If you are currently receiving services at Fellowship Recovery, talk with your:
CPRS
Counselor
Treatment Coordinator
Treatment Team
Tell us what barrier you are experiencing, and we can help you explore available options.
Community Resource Disclaimer
Community resources listed on this page are operated independently from Fellowship Recovery unless otherwise stated.
Hours, funding, eligibility requirements, service areas, appointment procedures, and resource availability may change at any time. Clients are encouraged to contact organizations directly before visiting.
Fellowship Recovery staff can help clients identify and navigate resources, but inclusion on this page does not guarantee eligibility, availability, funding, or services from any outside organization.