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The Anoka Veterans Center, located at 700 East Main Street in Anoka, Minnesota, is a health institution dedicated to providing confidential help for Veterans, service members, and their families at no cost. Services include counseling for issues such as depression, PTSD, and military sexual trauma. The center offers individual and group counseling, employment coaching, couples and family counseling, and support for LGBTQ Veterans. Telehealth services are also available for convenient access to counseling. With a focus on whole health and personalized care, the center aims to support Veterans in achieving their goals and transitioning to civilian life. Walk-in appointments are available, and free parking is provided. The center works closely with the VA Medical Center and community providers to best support the needs of Veterans and their families. If you or your organization are interested in learning more about working with Veterans or military culture, educational briefings can be provided. The Anoka Veterans Center is committed to providing a supportive community where Veterans can connect, receive counseling, and access resources to help them thrive.

Fast Tracker, located at 1246 University Avenue West in Saint Paul, Minnesota, is a cutting-edge behavioral health search tool that provides real-time information and availability for individuals seeking mental health resources. This dynamic online platform connects patients, providers, and systems to improve access to care and collaboration in the mental health field. Whether you're searching for yourself or a loved one, Fast Tracker is your starting point for finding the support you need. Fast Tracker offers a cost-effective and intuitive search engine for psychiatric information and mental health resources statewide. By linking providers to research and professional guidelines, Fast Tracker promotes patient-centered care and integrated services for individuals living with mental illness in Minnesota. The institution has received funding for the "Anoka-Hennepin Ambassador Project" and continues to expand its services to support diverse communities.