Minn. Stat. §245D.03

Developed in 1996, the Metro Crisis Coordination Program (MCCP) is a collaborative effort among the seven metropolitan counties: Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott and Washington. MCCP provides a range of crisis safety net services for people with developmental disabilities and related conditions.

Mount Olivet Rolling Acres (MORA), MCCP's parent organization, is a private, nonprofit agency that has provided residential and other services to people with developmental disabilities for over 50 years.

MCCP works collaboratively with people, private providers and public agencies in the Twin Cities metropolitan area to:

MCCP's team includes behavior analysts, social workers, psychiatric nurses and consulting psychiatrists and psychologists.

MCCP serves people with developmental disabilities who:

MCCP provides 24-hour phone support, on-site crisis and support planning, training and referrals to more extensive and/or specialized services (e.g., Community Support Services [CSS]). For a complete list of services, see MCCP – Services.

MCCP staff provides consultation in:

For information about how to refer a person for MCCP services, see MCCP – Make a referral.

MCCP services are primarily funded by the home and community-based (HCBS) waivers.

CBSM – DHS-operated Community-Based Services
Metro Crisis Coordination Program
MCCP – Search for residential openings