Horizons Community Programs
Person-centered care. Real connection. Skills you can use right away.
Minnesota Mental Health Clinics’ Horizons program provides services and essential support to community members experiencing mental health difficulties, helping them live productive and satisfying lives.
About the MMHC Horizons Program
Horizons is committed to shared leadership and to a model of empowerment that promotes individual responsibility and self sufficiency. We are dedicated to delivering mental health services that enhance the quality of life for people with psychiatric disabilities and to eliminating the stigma that hinders employment, housing, and social opportunities. It is our strong belief that with proper support and acceptance, mental health clients can and do recover.
Guided by our mission statement and philosophy, Horizons provides a coordinated service approach that focuses on promoting independence in the community.
Minnesota Mental Health Clinics is committed to providing comprehensive and integrated mental health services that meet the needs of clients, families and the community.
Whole-Person, Recovery-Focused Care
We use a strengths-based approach that supports long-term recovery while helping individuals build independence, confidence, and meaningful life skills.
Connected, Community-Based Support
Our coordinated services integrate with county systems and community resources to expand access to housing, employment, education, and social opportunities.
Flexible, Relationship-Driven Services
We provide support where it’s most effective—community, home, or clinic—through trusted relationships backed by a comprehensive, integrated care model.
Horizons Targeted Case Management
We provide contracted Case Management services for both Dakota County and Hennepin County Social Services. The Horizons Case Manager will provide information, referrals to services in the community, and advocacy in the context of a supportive long-term relationship. They also help members set realistic goals and work towards them in a planful way.
About the Program
Our mission is to empower people on their recovery journey through compassionate, strengths-based case management that connects them to the services, resources, and supports they need to live well in the community.
Case managers can assist individuals meet their goals in various ways including mental health service needs, social functioning, self care improvement, housing, employment, continuing education, and more.
We offer flexible accommodations when meeting with individuals such as community settings, in home, and in office.
Who We Support
- We currently work with Dakota & Hennepin County residents ages 18 years or older.
- Individuals diagnosed with an SPMI of Schizoaffective d/o, Schizophrenia, Major Depressive d/o, Bipolar d/o, or Borderline Personality d/o.
- Receive Medical Assistance (MA) or qualifying for an exception to being on MA.
Referrals & Getting Started
Dakota County
Dakota County residents can connect with their MMHC provider on how to submit referrals for case management OR contact Dakota County Adult Intake
Hennepin County
Hennepin County residents can connect with their MMHC provider on how to submit a referral for case management OR contact Hennepin County Front Door.
If you would like to learn more about Horizons Case Management program or have any questions, please contact our Director of Case Management, Jessica Willey.
Horizons Community Support Program
Our Community Support Program is located at our Eagan MMHC office. This program helps adults living with mental health challenges build the skills, confidence, and support they need to live well within the community.
Horizons Drop-In Center is available for Dakota County residents. The hours are: Monday – Thursday, 10am-4pm
Please check the calendar for the in-person days and times.
Members gather to play pool, cards, do arts and crafts, attend support groups, socialize or plan the next offsite activity. All Horizons services are available on site during drop-in hours.
We currently serve adults 18 years of age or older with Severe and Persistent Mental Illnesses (SPMI). Everyone welcome!
February Calendar & Newsletter
January Calendar & Newsletter
December Calendar & Newsletter
November Calendar & Newsletter
October Calendar & Newsletter
September Calendar & Newsletter
Horizons Community Support Program
Our CSP offers a variety of groups such as Psych Education, Cooking Groups, Arts & Crafts, Healthy Minds, Friendship Club, and so much more! The Community Support Program offers a safe space for individuals to connect with their community and obtain support for their mental health. We also offer transportation to and from our CSP for Dakota County residents (weather dependent). Prior sign up for transportation is required. The CSP also offers a variety of community outings including grocery shopping, Twins Games, Farmers Markets, Dakota County Fair, and more! Prior sign up is required for community outings.
Referrals & Getting Started
If you are interested in scheduling a tour or intake please contact our Community Support Program Supervisor, Anastacia Luckman.