Hennepin County opening $20M center to stabilize troubled youth

The Brief

  • Hennepin County is opening a new Youth Stabilization Center to support troubled children who have “Nowhere to Go.”
  • The facility aims to address gaps in care for children with significant mental health needs.
  • The FOX 9 Investigators have reported on violent and mentally ill children who end up stuck in juvenile detention or a hospital emergency room.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) Hennepin County has invested $20 million in a brand-new, 13-bed Youth Stabilization Center to help support children with significant mental health needs.

‘They deserve treatment’

What we know:

Hennepin County is preparing to open a brand-new Youth Stabilization Center just south of downtown Minneapolis later this month.

The secured facility has 13 beds in what is designed as a “bright and safe” environment to support children with significant mental health needs.

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