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Barnes County Health & Wellness Resources CHI Health at Home-Hospice Home Health & Hospice, Medical - Physical Therapy, Medical - Occupational Therapy For Home Health we provide: nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, home health aide, and social work services. For hospice we provide: nursing, home health aide, social work, chaplain services and bereavement services. Resource Information Is a Referral Required? Yes Contact Office Phone: 701.845.6550 Fax: 701.845.6552 https://www.chihealthathome.com/ Contact Office Phone: 701.845.6550 Fax: 701.845.6552 https://www.chihealthathome.com/ Previous Item Next Item

Barnes County Health & Wellness Resources Buffalo Bridges Human Service Zone Social Services Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Low Income Energy Assistance Program (Liheap), Medicaid, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP), Child Protective Service, Foster Care/ Sub Adopt, Direct Care Assistance Resource Information Is a Referral Required? No Eligibility: Economic Assistance has a variety of eligibility requirements that are assessed on an individual basis and per each program's policies. Contact Office Phone: 701.845.8521 Toll Free: 1.866.614.6005 (Economic Assistance ) 1.800.630.4655 (EBT card reissue ) 1.833.755.0236 (Long term care ) 1.833.551.3500 (Child Protective Services intake ) 1.855.462.5465 (Aging and Vulnerable Adult services ) Fax: 701.328.1006 (Economic Assistance ) https://www.hhs.nd.gov/applyforhelp Contact Office Phone: 701.845.8521 Toll Free: 1.866.614.6005 (Economic Assistance ) 1.800.630.4655 (EBT card reissue ) 1.833.755.0236 (Long term care ) 1.833.551.3500 (Child Protective Services intake ) 1.855.462.5465 (Aging and Vulnerable Adult services ) Fax: 701.328.1006 (Economic Assistance ) https://www.hhs.nd.gov/applyforhelp Previous Item Next Item

Barnes County Health & Wellness Resources St Catherine of Alexandria Catholic Church Spiritual Care A parish community serving our area Catholic population Resource Information Is a Referral Required? No Contact Office Phone: 701.845.0354 https://catherineofalexandria.org/ Contact Office Phone: 701.845.0354 https://catherineofalexandria.org/ Previous Item Next Item

Barnes County Health & Wellness Resources Beyond Housing Recovery Services Abuse/Neglect Services, Housing, Support Group, Recovery Services, Jobs & Employment, Assistance Program Providing Christ-centered support services to individuals who are experiencing various life struggles. We recognize the importance of assisting people to meet basic needs before they have the ability to focus genuinely on recovery, sobriety, and stability. Resource Information Is a Referral Required? No Contact Office Phone: 701.840.0988 https://www.facebook.com/beyondhousingvc Contact Office Phone: 701.840.0988 https://www.facebook.com/beyondhousingvc Previous Item Next Item

Barnes County Health & Wellness Resources Firm Foundations Sober Living Recovery Services Safe, structured, sober environment, to give opportunity to use tools of 12-step based program for recovery from drugs/alcohol Resource Information Is a Referral Required? No. Eligibility: Must be 18 years of age or older and complete application process. Contact Office Phone: 701.659.3207 www.FirmFoundationsSoberLiving.org Contact Office Phone: 701.659.3207 www.FirmFoundationsSoberLiving.org Previous Item Next Item

Barnes County Health & Wellness Resources Jessie Fuher, MS, LPCC, LMFT Behavioral Health - Counselors Individual counseling for those ages 12-64 years old. Resource Information Is a Referral Required? Depends on individual insurance. Eligibility: Ages 12-64. BCBS and Sanford are only accepted insurance. No MA. No TriCare. Contact Office Phone: 701.252.9838 https://j-fuher.square.site/ Contact Office Phone: 701.252.9838 https://j-fuher.square.site/ Previous Item Next Item

Barnes County Health & Wellness Resources South Central Adult Services Aging Services, Transportation, Utilities Meals for those age 60 and over, public transportation, taxi service, utility assistance vouchers, loan equipment such as shower chairs and walkers. Resource Information Is a Referral Required? No Eligibility: Meals only 60 and over. Everything else has no age requirements. Contact Office Phone: 701.845.4300 Toll Free: 800.472.0031 Fax: 701.845.4073 https://southcentralseniors.org/barnes-county/ Contact Office Phone: 701.845.4300 Toll Free: 800.472.0031 Fax: 701.845.4073 https://southcentralseniors.org/barnes-county/ Previous Item Next Item

Barnes County Health & Wellness Resources Barnes County Ministerial Association Spiritual Care Barnes County Ministerial Association is an organization which includes Faith Communities in the Barnes County area. We work together to be a resource to our communities to help encourage and serve those around us! Resource Information Is a Referral Required? No Contact https://www.facebook.com/share/15jVZv3JM6/?mibextid=wwXIfr Contact https://www.facebook.com/share/15jVZv3JM6/?mibextid=wwXIfr Previous Item Next Item

Harm Reduction Adult Health, Behavioral Health 701.845.8518 Public Health and harm reduction share the following overlapping principles, (usually in the presence of limited financial resources): Health protection - protection against infectious diseases and environmental threats Health improvement - target individual behavior or promote health by education and/or policy change Healthcare services - provide, analyze and improve/optimize healthcare services; "meet people where they’re at" ROPES Opportunities for better health. Stigma-free health services for people who use drugs. Ropes are tiny strands of different materials, bound together, more and more, getting thicker, intertwined, becoming stronger. There is a beginning and an end which can twist, knot, form a link, carry a heavy load, cut some slack or be stretched to the limit. The Rural Opioid Prevention Education and Support (ROPES) project is a federally and locally funded grant program using evidence-based practices to better serve people affected by Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and the disease of addiction. Project Goals: Prevent and reduce the progression of substance abuse and infectious disease Reduce the stigma surrounding addiction Strengthen harm reduction, treatment, and recovery capacity/infrastructure at the community level Project Services: Recovery/Peer Support Medication Assisted Treatment Syringe Exchange Overdose Prevention Education Rapid Testing for Infectious Disease Safer Sex Education Referral to Treatment Visit us on Facebook for program hours and additional info: The ROPES Proj ect Previous Item Next Item

Recovery Adult Health, Behavioral Health 701.845.8518 Recovery PRIORITY Ensuring equitable access to rural treatment and recovery systems. Bridges connect people who are in different places. They offer a more efficient way of getting to another point. Bridges reduce isolation, enable help to be connected, and open up the opportunity for people to be helped. A bridge provides support and reach, increasing the range of options available. The Bridges to Rural Recovery (BRR) project is a federally funded grant program using evidence-based practices to improve outcomes for individuals at risk for addiction and/or co-occurring mental disorders, their families, and communities. Project Goals increase prevention activities to reduce behavioral health disorders and their negative outcomes. integration of behavioral health in rural primary care, hospitals, emergency rooms, and other settings. develop recovery-orientated systems of care in the eight-county area (total population 54,331) The eight-county area includes Barnes County, Dickey County, Foster County, LaMoure County, Logan County, McIntosh County, Stutsman County, and Wells County. There are structural and systems-level barriers that prevent rural residents from accessing quality, integrated behavioral health care services. Working across the spectrum of behavioral health , the Bridges to Rural Recovery project seeks to improve rural service delivery. The project’s overarching priority is to increase equitable access to and utilization of rural-centered prevention, treatment and recovery services for those affected by behavioral health conditions. Bridges to Rural Recovery Contact To learn more, contact City-County Health District at 845-8518 . Previous Item Next Item

Baby Safe Haven Maternal Child Health 701.845.8518 What is Baby Safe Haven? City-County Health District is an approved location for Baby Safe Haven. North Dakota’s Baby Safe Haven Law allows a parent or parent’s agent (another person with a parent’s consent), who feels they are unable to take care of their baby, to anonymously surrender the baby without being charged for abandonment. Baby Safe Haven Law protects parents who meet all 4 criteria: The baby is unharmed. The baby is under one year of age. The baby is left at an approved location. The baby is given to an on-duty staff member. Where are Baby Safe Haven Locations? A hospital where the baby was born Hospital/Emergency Rooms Local Public Health Units/Offices City-County Health District is an approved location. Human Service Zone Offices Law Enforcement Centers Regional Human Service Centers Long Term Care Nursing Facilities Children's Advocacy Centers 911 EMS Responders Location Closed? Please call 9-1-1. Baby Safe Haven Resources: Baby Safe Haven Brochure North Dakota Health and Human Services - Safe Haven Previous Item Next Item

Environmental Health 701.252.1325 City-County Health District contracts with Central Valley Health District (CVHD) for all environmental health services. The mission of the Environmental Health Division is to protect human health and the environment through prevention of disease, injury, and illness by the promotion of scientific evidence-based practices and education. Central Valley Health District provides environmental health services and education in Southeast Central North Dakota for: Barnes , Dickey , Foster , LaMoure , Logan , McIntosh , Stutsman , and Wells . Please visit the Central Valley Health website for more information on environmental health services . Barnes County Septic Permits: Permits are available at City-County Health District 415 2nd Avenue NE, Ste. 101 Valley City, ND. Visit the front desk to purchase or call 7 01.845.8518 for more information. Who Can Purchase Permits: Licensed Septic Installers may purchase permits. Please visit the Central Valley Health website for a list of licensed septic installers . Property-owners may purchase a permit and install a system on their property. For self-installation, owners must contact Central Valley Health at 701.252.8130 before they can be issued a permit. Property-owners may purchase a permit for a licensed contractor to install a system on their property (contractor must be listed on permit prior to issue). Permit Costs: $150 system installation/repair $125 holding tank/septic tank replacement Food Safety Recalls: Previous Item Next Item