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COMMUNITY RESOURCES
ANOKA-HENNEPIN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Adventures Plus school-age care
763-506-1400
Aquatics
763-506-5980
Community Education
763-506-1260
Community Schools
763-506-1260
Early Childhood
Family Education( ECFE)
763-506-1275
Early Childhood
Special Education( ECSE)
763-433-4800
Early Childhood Screening
763-433-4833
Educational Service Center( ESC)
763-506-1000
School Readiness Preschool
763-506-1500
CRISIS NUMBERS ANSWERED 24 HOURS A DAY
Fire, Police, Ambulance
911
United Way 211
651-291-0211
Alexandra House for Battered Women,
Anoka County
763-780-2330
Anoka County Child Protection
763-324-1440
Anoka County Crisis Response
763-755-3801
Crisis Connection
612-379-6363
Home Free Shelter for Battered
Women, Hennepin County
763-559-4945
Poison Control
800-222-1222
FAMILY RESOURCES
Anoka County – General Info
763-324-4000
Hennepin County – General Info
612-348-3000
ACCAP – Anoka County
763-783-4747
Anoka County Traveler
763-324-3250
CEAP – Anoka County
763-783-4930
CEAP – Hennepin County
763-566-9600
Child Care Resource & Referral –
Anoka County
763-324-1235
Hennepin County
612-348-3883
CROSS Food Shelf – Hennepin County 763-425-1050
Head Start Programs –
Anoka / Washington Counties
763-783-4300
Hennepin County
763-425-7422
Help Me Grow( referral, birth to 3)
866-693-4769
Immunization Clinics –
Anoka County
763-324-4240
Hennepin County
612-348-2884
Judicare – Anoka County
763-783-4970
Legal Aid Society – Hennepin County
612-332-1441
Library –
Anoka County
763-324-1500
Hennepin County
612-543-6250
Mental Health Anoka County
Adult Mental Health
763-324-1420
Children’ s Mental Health
763-324-1430
MN Relay Services
800-627-3529
People Inc.
Parent Support Service
763-785-9222
Resource Center for
Fathers & Families
763-783-4938
EARLY CHILDHOOD SCREENING It’ s required, and as early as age three!
Did you know that screening is required in the state of Minnesota? Screening allows health and developmental concerns to be addressed at least one to two years before a child enters kindergarten.
Screening is an early look at a child’ s development and is conducted by qualified professionals to help identify specific needs a child may have in these areas:
• Fine and gross motor skills
• Vision and hearing
• Speech and language development
• Height and weight
• Cognitive development
• Immunizations
The state of Minnesota requires a health and development screening for every child before kindergarten entry in a public school. The Anoka-Hennepin School District offers this service at no cost. Screening should be completed before a child turns four years old, and we begin as early as three years of age.
Make an appointment: 763-433-4833 www. ahschools. us / earlychildhoodscreening
Sorteberg Early Childhood Center 11400 Magnolia Street NW, Coon Rapids, MN 55448
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