Guild

Residential ServicesThis division includes two 16 bed Intensive Residential Treatment Service (IRTS)/Crisis facilities with 24/7 residential care - one in Dakota County and one In Scott County, Highlights include: IRTS aided 243 adults in designing coping skills to support their mental health and developing skills for independent living. Crisis stabilization services helped 167 adults in avoiding homelessness and hospitalization, maintaining housing stability for all clients at discharge and preventing psychiatric hospitalization. 98% of clients were successfully discharged into the community avoiding psychiatric hospitalization. Our IRTS facilities have an overall success rate of 78.5% in clients meeting their Individualized Treatment Plan goals upon discharge.

Coordinated Health and Housing Supports ServicesThis sector includes Community Access, Behavioral Health Home (BHH), Care Coordination Services and Housing Support, Guild Hearth Program, Outreach services. Care Coordination and BHH served 490 clients, offering monthly support. The BHH team, one of the state's largest, ensured 92% of clients retained health insurance. Community Access functions as a frontline assessment program for individuals contacting Guild for assistance. This program also provides Diagnostic Assessments, Housing Consultation Plans and a small number of private pay services. In 2024, this program served 454 unique clients. Our Homeless Outreach provides individualized support to 119 adults with the goal of connecting those individuals to longer-term services. 38% of individuals served in Outreach were connected to long-term services and 35% of individuals served exited positive housing destinations from our services. The Housing Support program facilitates rental payments through the state grant along with supportive services for individuals to maintain in their own independent homes. Guild uses the Long-Term Homeless support model for the Housing Support program, servicing over 70 clients. The Guild Hearth Program served about 100 clients in 2024, with 70 receiving subsidies through Hearth and supportive services provided by Guild Housing Case Management.