Suncoast Mental Health Services Directory

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1 Pinellas County Ex-Offender Re-Entry Coalition Suncoast Mental Health Services Directory Pinellas Crisis, information, and referral line for social service agencies in Pinellas county. 24 hour line. Pinellas Website th Street Group Home of Gulf Coast Community Care State-licensed 14-bed, 24-hour residential program for adults with severe mental illness, and who also may have cooccurring alcohol and drug abuse problems. On-site psychiatric care, Case Management and Social Services by staff from a local community mental health center, therapeutic treatment groups, 12-step support groups and other mental health and substance abuse treatment services to improve personal and social functioning. Requirements: Adults with severe mental illness, and who also may have co-occurring alcohol and drug abuse problems. M-F 9-5 Call Toll-free FAX Website [email protected] Abilities Inc. of Florida Assistance in attaining employment for disabled clients. M-F 8:00-4:30 by appointment Whitney Rd., Clearwater, Fax Website [email protected] ACTS (Agency for Community Treatment Service Inc.) Tampa Services including prevention, acute care and stabilization, treatment, and supportive services for substance abuse, cooccurring substance abuse and mental illness, child protection, delinquency, criminal justice, housing, economic selfsufficiency, and health and wellness. Clients may be self-referred, court ordered, or referred by DUI agencies, Florida Department of Children & Families, Florida Department of Corrections, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice and others N. 56th St., Tampa, FAX Website [email protected] ACTS Assessment Center Provides evaluation and assessment for youth and adult requesting access to services for substance abuse, including screening, psychosocial evaluation, and on-site urinalysis. Clients are given recommendations for treatment services. Clients may be self-referred, court ordered, or referred by DUI agencies, Florida Department of Children & Families, Florida Department of Corrections, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice and other community organizations. An appointment is required N. 56th St., Tampa FAX Website... ACTS Assisted Living Facility Clean, safe, permanent housing to dually diagnosed homeless adults. Requirements: Meet statutory requirements for admission to an ALF and have successfully completed a long-term treatment program for their addictions, i.e., persons with an extended period of sobriety not able to function in a less restrictive environment, such as supported housing N Nebraska Ave., Tampa FAX Website

2 ACTS Independent Living and Permanent Housing Program Supportive housing program for graduates of Transitional Program or homeless persons meeting the program criteria throughout the SunCoast Region and surrounding areas. There are 3 houses and 24 apartments at confidential locations. Call FAX Website ACTS In-home Services Provides in-home family therapy for substance abusing adolescents who are on community control. All referrals through the Department of Juvenile Justice N 56 St., Tampa FAX Website... ACTS Transitional Housing Program 48-bed, residential program providing rehabilitation to homeless and chronically debilitated from alcohol and drug addiction and mental illness incapable of living independently. Clients must be willing to move to independent living within 2 years W MLK Jr. Blvd., Tampa FAX Website... ACTS Adult Addictions Receiving Facility (AARF) Medically supervised substance abuse receiving facility provides inpatient assessment; detoxification; stabilization, and short-term (3-7 days) treatment; and referral for adults who are actively using drugs and/or alcohol. Voluntary and involuntarily admitted clients th St., Tampa FL FAX Website... ACTS-VA Residential Rehabilitation Facility 24-bed transitional residential rehabilitation facility for homeless veterans that provides housing and support for with substance abuse and mental health issues who may also suffer from brain injury, stroke, epilepsy, amputation, orthopedic problems or other neurological problems W Martin Luther King,Jr. Blvd, Tampa /Vinnie Garcia FAX Website... Adult Comprehensive Protection Services, Inc. Non-profit offers Case Management and Social Services and legal guardianship for elderly and mentally incapacitated clients. Includes assessments to identify problems; review of financial, legal, or medical issues; bills; obtaining benefits; and budgeting St. N, St. Petersburg FAX Advocacy Center Non-profit organization provides protection and advocacy services for disabled clients; promotes, expands, protects and seeks to assure their human and legal rights. It also monitors clients residential and support services. M-F N. Ashley Dr. Suite 640, Tampa Toll-free TDD FAX Website [email protected] AIDS Community Project of Tampa Bay (AIDS Coalition) Case Management and Social Services to people newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. Also, provides Medicaid Waiver/Project AIDS Care Case Management and Social Services to individuals who are at risk of being institutionalized. ACP case managers and staff offer counseling, support groups, education and outreach, hotline/information and referral service, buddy program, HIV testing, and clothing and household furnishing vouchers. ACP also works with the Salvation Army to provide a food bank for HIV/AIDS clients in need. Additionally, the Florida Family AIDS Network, a part of the ACP funded by a Ryan White Title IV grant through the University of South Florida, serves children and families who are infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. M-F 8-5 2

3 410 N. Fort Harrison Av., Clearwater , , St. N Ste 303, St. Petersburg , Website... AIDS Florida Hotline HIV/AIDS information and referrals 24-7 Toll-free AIDS (2437) Haitian Creole Spanish SIDA (7432) TTY Website... AIDS National Hotline The National AIDS hotline provides basic HIV/AIDS information and referrals to various AIDS services in your city. Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Toll-free Washington, DC-Spanish Al-Anon and Alateen Family Groups 12-step meetings for families of alcoholics. St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Palm Harbor or Website... Alcoholics Anonymous, Central Office of Pinellas County Groups Publishes up-to-date meeting list and an online website of meetings, current events, contact information and newcomer information. 24-hour Helpline for easy contact at any time Ulmerton Rd. Ste. 220, Largo FAX [email protected] Website... Alpha House 20-bedroom maternity home and transitional housing for 16 mothers with babies who don t have a safe place to go after the birth of their child. Services to empower pregnant and parenting women in crisis to realize their ability to break the cycles of poverty and abuse and create promising lives for themselves and their babies S. Tampania, Tampa Website... Alternative Family Program of Gulf Coast Community Care Provides therapeutic foster homes for more than 225 adults and elders with persistent mental illness, including forensic clients. Supportive, home-like environment is an alternative to inpatient psychiatric or state hospitalization. Caregivers/sponsors are licensed and specially trained in the care of individuals with psychiatric disabilities, and are responsible for the support, care and well-being of the consumers. Clients are elders with persistent mental illness, including forensic clients Icot Blvd., Clearwater Toll-free Pinellas FAX Website [email protected] ASAP Homeless Services Drop-in Center Facilities offer showers, clothing, food, bus tokens and referrals to other agencies. Clients also use ASAP as a phone number and mailing address for employment and benefit purposes th Ave. S, St. Petersburg FAX Website [email protected] ASAP Transitional Housing 2 housing apartments in which families may live up to one year. Clients must meet several requirements and participate in goal planning- focusing on the achievement of self-sufficiency for independent living with our case manager. St. Petersburg

4 Website... ASAP Women's and Children's Shelter Clients spend up to 30 days in these emergency shelters. Clothing, personal hygiene items, telephone, counseling and referral to agencies are provided. St. Petersburg Website... Bay Pines Veterans' Eligibility Line Eligibility for veterans services and benefits. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-4: Bay Pines Blvd.., Bay Pines , Website... Bay Pines Veterans' Hospital Medical services for qualified veterans. 24 hours-er Care. General clinical care Mon-Fri 8:00A - 4:30P Bay Pines Blvd., Bay Pines Toll-free FAX Website... BayCare Life Management Services, Inc. Outpatient facility for mental health and substance abuse services. 300 Pinellas St. MS #137, Clearwater (Administrative) Clearwater-Largo Rd., Largo FAX King Helie Blvd., New Port Richey , X3164 FAX MLK St. N., St. Petersburg, FAX N. Habana Ave., Ste. 204, Tampa FAX Website... Bayfront Family Health Center Primary healthcare for children and adults by resident physicians and board-certified faculty physicians. Reduced cost plan for patients who qualify. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:15am-4:30pm St. S, St. Petersburg Website... Bayfront Medical Center Hospital services include cancer care, cardiology, Convenient Care Clinics, women and infants services, Emergency, neurology, radiology, rehabilitation and respitory care. 24/ St. S, St. Petersburg Website... Beacon House Overnight and temporary shelter officering 30 beds to single, homeless men. Dinner is served to residents 6 nights a week. Residents work with staff to set goals, save money, and work toward independent living. Referral information, clothing, and personal hygiene items are provided. Intake 5:30 pm-7:30 pm Mon-Fri Central Ave. St Petersburg Website [email protected] Benedict Haven, Inc. Those with chronic diagnoses like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder who need intensive, structured intervention their entire lives. Requires application and interview process. Requirements include DSM-IV diagnosis of severe and persistent mental illness; alcohol and drug free; no arrests resulting in conviction for the prior year; compliant with medication and treatment; 4

5 must not require skilled nursing care. Other requirements at: Ave. N, St. Petersburg FAX Website... Boley Center for Behavioral Health Care Services for bipolar and schizophrenic clients. Group homes, permanent, supported apartments, and home ownership. Other services include Case Management and Social Services, day treatment skills classes, outpatient medical & counseling, and vocational program. Approximately 2/3 of Boley's consumers have a diagnosis of schizophrenia and 1/4 have a diagnosis of bipolar disorder. Dual diagnosis program (Addiction and mental health) St. N, St. Petersburg Website... Brandon Outreach Clinic Medical services with sliding scale. Hours: Mon 8:00-2:00, Tues 8:00-2:00, Wed 12:00-8:00 (Closed Thur and Fri) 517 N Parsons Ave., Brandon, FAX Brewer's Bridgeway MHC special apartment communities enable people with severe and persistent mental illness to live independently with minimal support. A staff person trained in mental health is on-site to schedule educational and social events and contact residents' case managers or social workers when necessary W Alexander St., Plant City Center of Hope Men's Discipleship Home provides transitional housing for men. They work 40 hours a week as well as morning devotions, bible studies, church, and individual help as needed th St. N., Clearwater , Website... Center Pharmacy Pharmacy with delivery service within a 5 mile radius. $4 fee. PHP (Pinellas County Human Services) insurance accepted. Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-5:30, Sat 9:00-12: Ave. N, St. Petersburg Childrens Community Services Mental Health Care Inc.(MHC) voluntary program for juveniles arrested on domestic violence charges. Families receive services, including crisis intervention, case management, counseling, and psychiatric. Services usually last 6 months. Program staff work closely with law enforcement, juvenile justice diversionary programs and the juvenile's school. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-5: Breckenridge Pkwy. Ste E, Tampa Children's Medical Services Florida Department of Health services for children (birth-21 years), with chronic medical conditions. Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30 am- 6:30 pm Ave. N Ste 130, St. Petersburg FAX Website... Christlike Ministries 40-room men's shelter for homeless or substance abusers. No sex offenders. 40-day step-down program. $5 donation for shelter. Check in 5:30-7:30 pm. 3 meals daily. Christ-centered, Bible-oriented. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00. Chaplain Tony Jenkins Orient Rd., Tampa FAX Website [email protected] Christopher Center 5

6 Transitional home for men (group home). Individual apartments for HIV and AIDS clients and limited financial aid (rent, utilities, & mortgage) Ave. N, St. Petersburg Christopher House Transitional housing for HIV and AIDS clients th Ave N, St. Petersburg Clearwater Free Clinic Health services for low-income individuals. Hours: Mon-Thur 9:00-6:00 (Closed 12:00-1:15 for lunch). Extended evening hours until 7:30. Appointments same day or walk in. Located at the corner of N. Ft. Harrison and Seminole. 707 N. Fort Harrison Ave., Clearwater Clearwater Homeless Intervention Project (CHIPs) Shelter for homeless adult males, females, and families. Intake at back door 4 pm-7 am Monday-Thursday. Emergency clothing referral. Day Center, public toilets are open Monday-Friday 8 am-3 pm and Saturday-Sunday 8 am-12 noon Park St., Clearwater Website... Cocaine Anonymous-Pinellas County 12 step program. Hotline number [email protected] Community Action Stops Abuse (CASA) Provides community education, outreach support, crisis intervention, and safe environments for survivors of domestic violence and their children st Ave. N., St. Petersburg (Outreach Center) Toll-free National Line SAFE(7233) Website... Community Health Centers at Clearwater Provides quality health care services to the medically underserved communities, including Family Medicine for people of all ages as well as OB-GYN, Pediatrics and Dental. On-site nutrition and health education services offered. Sliding fee scale. One of five local Community Health Centers. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00, Mon 8:00-8:00 Families and pediatrics; Tues and Thur 8:00-8:00 pediatrics only Lakeview Rd., Clearwater Website... Community Health Centers at Largo Provides quality health care services to the medically underserved communities, including Family Medicine for people of all ages as well as OB-GYN, Pediatrics and Dental. On-site nutrition and health education services offered. Sliding fee scale. One of five local Community Health Centers. Hours: Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri 8:00-5:00 Thurs 8:00-8: th Ave. N, Largo Website... Community Health Centers at Pinellas Park Provides quality health care services to the medically underserved communities, including Family Medicine for people of all ages as well as OB-GYN, Pediatrics and Dental. On-site nutrition and health education services offered. Sliding fee scale. One of five local Community Health Centers. Hours: Monday 8:00-8:00, Tues-Fri 8:00-5:00 (closed 12:00-1:00 for lunch). Sat 8:00-12:00 for pediatrics and 8:00-2:00 for family th St. N, Pinellas Park FAX Website... Community Health Centers at Tarpon Springs Provides quality health care services to the medically underserved communities, including Family Medicine for people of all ages as well as OB-GYN, Pediatrics and Dental. On-site nutrition and health education services offered. Sliding fee scale. One of five local Community Health Centers. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-5: Disston Ave., Tarpon Springs Website

7 Community Health Centers of Pinellas (Johnnie Ruth Clarke Health Center) General medical clinic for adults and children. Sliding scale fee schedule. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-5: nd St. S, St. Petersburg Dental Services Consult-a-Nurse Assistance line for medical questions. Physician referrals Toll-free Website...hhttp:// COSA at Operation PAR Provides outpatient services to substance abusing pregnant and parenting women with a history of substance abuse. Gender specific, multi-disciplinary approach in a community-based setting and integrates therapeutic child development interventions. Services Include: day treatment; outpatient treatment; drug screen monitoring; early intervention group; and continuing care group. Toll-free PAR-NEXT ( ) Website... Crisis Center of Tampa Bay, Inc. Men's Services and programs include crisis and suicide intervention and community resource referral, daily reassurance phone calls to the homebound elderly or disabled, short term economic assistance with case management, protective travel assistance, medical and/or mental health patient transportation, sexual abuse counseling for children and adults, forensic medical exams for sexual assault survivors, and continuing education events. 1 Crisis Center Plaza, Tampa FAX Crossover for Women 18-month, Christ-centered women's residential program for substance abuse. PO Box , Tampa Website... Daystar Hope Center, Inc. Men's and women's clothing. Food pantry. Help with rent and utilities. Emergency gasoline, 1-day and 7-day bus passes. Spring Hill hours M-F 9-12 and 1-3. St. Petersburg hours M-F 9-12 and 1-2. St. Petersburg closed Wednesday in Summer Commercial Way, Spring Hill FAX St. S, St. Petersburg Directions Alternatives for Children in Crisis Support, counseling, consultation, and intervention services to children, families, and elementary schools in order to prevent students with behavioral problems from school suspensions and juvenile justice admissions. Call for info and appointments S Belcher Rd., Clearwater Website... Directions Clearwater Homeless Outreach Project Screening, referral, and follow-up services for mental health, substance abuse, and domestic violence for homeless clients. Also Community transition Project helps previously homeless adults and families gain independence through in-home counseling, support, and substance abuse relapse prevention. Call for info and appointments S Belcher Rd., Clearwater Website... Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Prevention, early intervention and treatment programs for children, families, adults and seniors. Outreach programs throughout upper Pinellas County. Adult Day treatment for rehabilitation following hospitalization. Special services for deaf clients. Call for info and appointments S Belcher Rd., Clearwater Website... Directions Healing the Heart National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative site. Directions is the lead agency for a collaboration with Family Service Centers and Hospice. Program designed to improve treatment for children and youths who have been victims of violence, witnesses 7

8 to violence, or suffered a traumatic loss. Referral required from the Health Department Healthy Start Case Managers. Call for info and appointments S Belcher Rd., Clearwater Website... Directions Healthy Start Mental health assessment and treatment for expectant mothers and mothers with infants. Call for info and appointments S Belcher Rd., Clearwater Website... Directions TANF Outreach Counseling and Case Management and Social Services to adults and their families receiving assistance in order to remove barriers to employment and increase self-sufficiency. Call for info and appointments S Belcher Rd., Clearwater Website... Directions Teens n Transition Support system for teenaged foster children to prepare them for independence and counsel them through the transition. Call for info and appointments S Belcher Rd., Clearwater Website... Di's Imani, Inc. Case Management and Social Services for HIV+ clients on PAC Waiver. M-F Ave. N Ste 208, St. Petersburg Downtown Health Center, HCHD Anonymous testing available. Environmental health, epidemiology, Metropolitan charities, pharmacy, specialty clinics and training center for STDs and HIV/AIDS. M-F 7: E Kennedy Blvd., Tampa Website... Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office (DACCO) CARF Accredited, non-profit drug treatment and prevention agency. Services include residential treatment, aftercare, adult intervention, children's and adult outpatient services and Case Management and Social Services, day-night services, methadone, and supportive services E Hillsborough Avenue, Suite 200, Tampa Website... East Henry Academy/Mendez Center Mental Health Care Inc.(MHC) program serves SED Pre K -12 students in a stand-alone school setting. It provides mental health therapy and support services, including individual and group counseling, case management, parent education and psychiatric consultation. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:000-3:30. For a complete listing of MCH services, call , or visit the website N. 22 nd St., Tampa East Manatee Health and Wellness Center Obstetrics/gynecology, acute care/ family practice, pediatric dental Manatee Ave. E, Bradenton Ed White Hospital General hospital with a comprehensive array of healthcare services and the latest technology Ave. N, St. Petersburg Website... Edmund Gaines Graham Home Assisted living facility for elderly individuals with mental illness who are unable to live independently. Mental health services are provided on-site as needed E Henry Ave., Tampa EMPACT Resource Center 8

9 EMPACT stands for Empowering Minorities by Providing Advocacy Through Choices in Training. EMPACT provides general and Medicaid Waiver/Project AIDS Care Case Management and Social Services for persons infected with HIV/AIDS. Education services include street outreach and education sessions for schools, service clubs, social service agencies, churches, community centers and Pinellas County jail inmates. HIV/AIDS counseling and HIV testing are also available th St N Ste 305, St. Petersburg Website... Empowering Victims of Abuse/Early Childhood F.A.S.T. Mental Health Care Inc.(MHC) program provides specialized treatment for abused and/or traumatized children. Intensive outpatient, individual and family therapies focus on building empowerment skills for children who are at risk for further abuse, school drop-out, depression, or psychiatric hospitalization. Children involved in the legal system or are at risk of becoming involved in the legal system are also candidates for the program. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00. For a complete listing of MCH services, call , or visit the website E Henry Ave., Tampa Everybody's Tabernacle Shelter for homeless families and individuals. Intake-Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri 9:00-4:00 and Wed 9:00-12: N Betty Lane, Clearwater Website... Family Intervention Program Serves clients referred by Protective Services, (parents who have been identified as having substance use or substance abuse patterns). The program provides intervention through initial assessment, Case Management and Social Services, intensive support and motivational counseling with the goals of expediting treatment, encouraging treatment completion, supporting continuous recovery, and impacting reunification of parents with their children.. East Care Center Oak Fair Blvd., Tampa FAX North Care Center Fowler Ave., Tampa FAX West Care Center 5520 W Idlewild St., Tampa FAX Website... Family Resource Centers MHC Centers provide group, individual and family therapy to children and their families in an office setting. Therapy focuses on crisis stabilization, enhancing quality of life and alleviating troubling symptoms. Psychiatric evaluation, monitoring and medical management provided as needed. Main hours- M, W, Th, F 7:30am to 6:00pm; Tu 7:30am to 8:00pm. Panos hours M, Tu, Th 8-6; W 8 am-8 pm; F 8-2 Main Center N 22 St., Tampa (Sandra Tabor) Panos Center W Reynolds St., Plant City Family Reunification Program Program serves the Court System and the Department of Children and Families (DCF) by providing therapeutic services in family situations where one or more children have been removed from the home and are now ready to return Breckenridge Pkwy Ste E, Tampa Family Service Centers of Pinellas, Inc. Information and referral; rape crisis counseling; therapy; group treatment; community education. Serves child victims of sexual abuse, adult victims of sexual battery and abuse, adult survivors of incest or child abuse, domestic violence victims, and other non-violent crime victims. Sliding scale fees. Parenting education, counseling, in-home family support and small loans, from $500 to $2,500 (specifically for cars), to low-income parents who are unable to qualify elsewhere, for unexpected expenses that interfere with job or school Roosevelt Blvd. Clearwater FAX Parenting Education Counseling In-home Family Support Emergency Financial Assistance

10 Florida Advocacy Council (FAC) You are eligible for help from SAC if you are a client of a State Agency and have not received a program or service to which you are entitled, have been abused or denied rights Winewood Blvd. Bldg 1, Room 401, Tallahassee Website... Florida Council on Compulsive Gambling Training and educational services for compulsive gambling treatment. Numerous links and information on website. Toll free number offers 24 hour referrals for local services. Toll-free Help Line (Altamonte Springs, FL) Website [email protected] Florida Department of Children and Families District Office District Office for food stamps, Medicaid, and cash assistance; elderly & disabled services Ave. N, St. Petersburg Toll-free Florida Department of Children and Families: Children's Mental Health Serving Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, Sarasota, Desoto Counties. Network of services in each district to help children with serious emotional disturbances successfully live at home, go to school and stay in their community N. Florida Ave., Tampa Website... Florida Department of Children and Families: Florida Abuse Hotline DCF line to report abuse.. Toll-free ABUSE ( ) Website... Florida Department of Children and Families: Mental Health Serving Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, Sarasota, Desoto Counties. Focused to meet the needs of people who cannot otherwise access mental health care N. Florida Ave., Tampa Website... Florida Department of Children and Families: Substance Abuse Serving Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, Sarasota, Desoto Counties. Network of services in each district to help children with serious emotional disturbances live at home, go to school and stay in their community N. Florida Ave., Tampa Website... Florida Mental Health Institute at USF Campus De La Parte Florida Mental Health Institute; an educational and research facility Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Tampa Website... Florida Salvation Army Headquarters General information about services and help in locating nearest local Salvation Army Van Dyke Rd., Lutz FAX Website... Floyd "Doc" Kelton Health Center, HCHD Child health, immunizations, family planning, maternity. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm. WIC 1 st and 3 rd Wednesday from 8:00am-5:00pm. Please call ahead B W Montgomery Ave., Tampa FAX Website... For AIDS Care Today (FACT) Medical and financial assistance to working HIV-positive individuals who are not on disability, Medicaid or Medicare. Individual and group counseling to persons living with HIV/AIDS, their families and partners, Library of more than 10

11 4,000 books, periodicals, audio and video tapes for educational purposes. Internet access st Ave. S., St. Petersburg Website... Goodwill Industries-Suncoast, Inc. Job coaching program for people with developmental disabilities in Pinellas, Pasco, Hillsborough, Polk and Highlands counties. Short-term employment for people with disabilities in Pinellas, Hillsborough and Pasco counties. Vocation evaluation and career assessment in Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco, Hernando, Citrus, Marion, Levy and Highlands counties. Light-duty work for people recovering from on-the-job injuries. In Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco and Polk counties Gandy Blvd., St. Petersburg Corporate Office Toll-free Website... Grace House Up to 2 months shelter for homeless families with children; one-on-one counseling and guidance, and group counseling for school-aged children to help them cope with homelessness. 13 furnished apartments for up to 30 families, activities center, laundry room, and a playground. Residents must be working or get a job within 7 days and take part in parenting and budgeting classes. Tutors work with children. Intake M-F S Myrtle Ave., Clearwater Website... Greene Chapel AME Church Confidential HIV testing, referrals, and counseling. 12 step support group. Contact: Pastor Bernard Smith Ave. N., Largo Website... Guardian Association of Pinellas County Nonprofit corporation for the improvement of guardianship services and promoting the protection, dignity, and value of incapacitated persons through a code of ethics, advocacy, and the dissemination of information. Contact via website. PO Box 13978, Tallahassee Website... Gulf Coast Community Care Affordable housing for disabled and elderly. Referrals to substance abuse and dual diagnosis programs. HIV counseling. Coordinate and access needed psychiatric, social, health and other services, identify client needs through an assessment process, then assist consumers to receive needed services. Outpatient Counseling for adults and families with the psychological and behavioral skills necessary to meet a range of emotional and psychiatric problems. In-home and officebased counseling and therapeutic intervention to: (1) child victims of sexual abuse, (2) foster children and their foster parents in need of placement stabilization, and (3) children with special medical needs and their care givers. Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-5: Icot Blvd., Clearwater FMI about programs Toll-free FAX Website [email protected] Gulf Coast Community Care Day Treatment Psychosocial rehabilitation program for adults and seniors with chronic mental illness to acquire daily living skills such as medication management, improving interpersonal relations, how to access community resources, banking and budgeting, recreational activities, and others. Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-5: Icot Blvd., Clearwater FMI about programs Toll-free FAX Website [email protected] Gulf Coast Community Care Day Treatment Psychosocial rehabilitation program for adults and seniors with chronic mental illness to acquire daily living skills such as medication management, improving interpersonal relations, how to access community resources, banking and budgeting, recreational activities, and others. Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-5: Icot Blvd., Clearwater FMI about programs Toll-free

12 FAX Website Gulf Coast Community Care Geriatric Crisis Response Team (GRTS) Specialized intervention for elders at risk of suicide. Conducted in coordination with Florida Adult Protective Services. Provides in-home assessment, crisis intervention counseling, psychiatric evaluation, follow-up and Case Management and Social Services to reduce suicide risk. Also, psychosocial rehabilitation and treatment program to deinstitutionalize or divert individuals age 50 and older with serious and persistent mental illness from Florida state and private mental hospitals. GRTS system provides residential care, case management, Social Services and day treatment Icot Blvd., Clearwater FMI about programs Toll-free FAX Website Gulf Coast Community Care 60-bed residential continuum with 24-hour care team including a consulting psychiatrist, nurses, social workers and mental health technicians. Targeting older adults with serious and persistent mental illness, services include Case Management and Social Services and day treatment to treat psychiatric diagnoses including schizophrenia, major psychoses, manic-depression, major depression, and other serious mental disorders. Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-5: Icot Blvd., Clearwater FMI about programs Toll-free FAX Website [email protected] Haven, The Everything from food and shelter to clothing, counseling and advocacy to victims of domestic violence. Transitional Living provides housing for up to 2 years. With 11 furnished apartments, the facility can house up to 66 people and provides an activity center, laundry room, and playground. RCS location. PO Box 10594, Clearwater Website... Healing Hands Health Center Clinics for the medically underserved with a team supported by volunteer health care professionals. Whole person health, wellness and personal responsibility are themes that form the foundation for clinical care. Tuesday- Sign up 5-6 pm. Appointments between 6-8 pm. 1 st 3 Tues of each month A Rd., Ste 2, Hudson Website... Health Department of Pinellas County Family planning, maternity, pediatric health and dental services to age 18, WIC, and communicable disease, HIV testing, communicable disease, and education. 310 N Myrtle Ave., Clearwater Ave. N, Largo Dr. M. L. King Jr. St. N, St. Petersburg S Disston Ave., Tarpon Springs HealthNet Helpline Helps clients without insurance or funding find health care resources. M-F 8:30am-6pm Telephone [email protected] Holy Ground Shelter for homeless men aged 18 or older. No sex-offenders. 3 daily meals, clothing, employment assistance, public transportation in front of property. Housing referrals for families and women with children. Must attend religious services Wednesdays and Sundays. Hours: 12:00-5:00. (Someone present at all times) Denton Ave., Hudson Homeless Emergency Project (HEP) Shelter for men, women and families. M-F

13 1120 N Betty La., Clearwater Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Tampa Field Office Information line provides lists of subsidized housing for region. M-F 8-5 Tampa Housing Authority Low-income housing for families and elderly residents. Section 8 Housing locations. M-F 8-5 Clearwater Office 210 S Ewing Ave., Clearwater Dunedin Office Ulmerton Rd, Largo Pinellas County Office Ulmerton Rd, Largo St. Petersburg Office Ave. N, St. Petersburg Tarpon Springs Office 500 S Walton Ave., Tarpon Springs Hunter Oaks/Mental Health Care Inc. MHC special apartment communities enable people with severe and persistent mental illness to live independently with minimal support. A staff person trained in mental health is on-site to schedule educational and social events and contact residents' case managers or social workers when necessary N Rome Ave., Tampa , Admin Office In Home/On-site Treatment Program for Pregnant and Post-Partum Women 1 Substance abuse day treatment program includes parenting classes and training for adult pregnant and post partum women to resolve problems such as inadequate housing or the inability to get a job. Classes are exclusively for women. Day care for the children is provided while the women are in treatment SR 37 S, Mulberry FAX Website... Infectious Disease Research Institute, Inc. Anonymous HIV testing available. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00 (Closed from 1:00-2:00) 4620 N Habana Ave. Ste 203, Tampa Doctor s office FAX JADE Johns Awareness, Diversion, and Education Program provides community based prostitution treatment, intervention and diversion. Provides treatment and education to individuals who have been arrested form solicitation of prostitution or currently in the prostitution trade by helping them develop drug-free lifestyles, find and maintain appropriate employment, improve their skills in accomplishing life's tasks, and identify and correct errors in thinking which support criminal behavior. Includes psychoeducational group or individual counseling sessions and guest speakers to educate the clients on related issues. Hours: Mon-Thur 8:30-7:00, Fri 8:30-5:00. Tampa Crossroads J.A.D.E Program N. Nebraska Ave., Tampa Website... Jail Diversion Program of Gulf Coast Community Care Jail Diversion for mentally ill offenders providing community placements for non-violent inmates in the Pinellas County Jail. Funded by the Department of Children and Families and Pinellas County Social Services. M-F Icot Blvd. N, St. Petersburg Toll-free FAX Website [email protected] Johnnie Ruth Clarke Health Center Provides quality health care services to the medically underserved communities, including Family Medicine for people of all ages as well as OB-GYN, Pediatrics, Dental and pharmacy. On-site nutrition and health education services offered. Sliding fee scale. One of five local Community Health Centers. Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00. Call for program hours nd Ave. S, St. Petersburg Website... Jontilly Place MHC communities enable people with severe mental illness to live independently with minimal support. Trained staff on-site. 13

14 1402 Jontilly Pl., Brandon , (Admin office) Joyce Ely Health Center, HCHD Children's health and immunizations, family planning, maternity services, immunizations (8-4) and WIC. M-F Ave. SE, Ruskin Website... Judeo Christian Health Clinic, Inc. Provides free health care for the medically indigent persons who have no other resources for their health care needs. Monthly household income must fall within guidelines, and you cannot have any health insurance. The Clinic sees only those who have no other resource for their health care needs. Hours: 9:00-8:00 Mon-Thur and 9:00-5:00 on Fri. Please call ahead to determine eligibility N. MacDill Ave., Tampa FAX Website... Juvenile Sexual Offender Program (JSO) Mental Health Care, Inc. program serves youth years with sexual behavior problems. Referrals are received from the Department of Juvenile Justice, Department of Children and Families and Hillsborough County Court System. M-F 8: N 22 St., Tampa Kinship Care Case management and supportive services for family relatives caring for children in Plant City and the surrounding East Hillsborough area. Links children and kinship families to available resources Breckenridge Pkwy Ste E, Tampa Lawyer Referral Service of the Clearwater Bar Association Refers clients to private lawyers in specific legal areas. Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-4:30. Please call ahead for appointment. Clearwater Lawyer Referral Service of the St. Petersburg Bar Association Refers clients to private lawyers in specific legal areas. $50 fee for initial consultation. Hours: Mon-Fri 10:00-4:00. St. Petersburg Lighthouse Ministries Residential program for men with substance abuse, criminal, or rebellion problems. Christian environment. Alternative to correctional institutions US Highway 301, Dade City FAX Website... Live Oak Cabins Safe, clean, and affordable transitional housing to individuals who, because of prior criminal history or erhaps a poor credit rating, do not qualify for traditional rental properties. Managed by Tampa Cross Road. Tampa Website... Marchman Intervention Services Program Provides involuntary assessment and treatment for individuals severely impaired due to substance abuse, refusing voluntary treatment and meet the following criteria: Likely to inflict harm on self or others; judgment so impaired due to substance abuse that individual is incapable of appreciating the need for care and of making a rational decision regarding that need for care. Call FAX Website... Matthew's Corner MHC special apartment communities enable people with severe and persistent mental illness to live independently with minimal support. Trained staff on-site N Armenia Ave., Tampa

15 MEDICAID Health benefits for children, pregnant women, and adults with dependent children Cleveland St., Suite 600, Clearwater N Fort Harrison, Clearwater Gandy Blvd, Suite 100 A, Pinellas Park Ave. N 300 West Bldg., St. Petersburg St. N, St. Petersburg St. S (Bayfront Outreach), St. Petersburg Medicaid Region 5 Office Region 5 office provides Medicare information and eligibility for Pinellas and Pasco Counties. 525 Mirror Lake Dr. N, Ste. 510, St. Petersburg Toll-free FAX Website... Medicaid Region 6 Office Region 6 office provides Medicare information and eligibility for Hardee, Highlands, Hillsborough, Manatee, and Polk Counties N Dale Mabry Hwy. Ste 220, Tampa Toll-free FAX Website... Medicare Question Line Official US Government information line for people with Medicare. Toll-free MEDICARE ( ) Toll-free TTY Website... Mental Health Coalition Represents 32 groups in the Pinellas/Pasco area. The Coalition's primary goal is to demonstrate the need for cost effective, quality services that not only benefit the quality of life for all affected by these illnesses, but also benefit the goals of our communities. Pinellas x 2403 Website... Metro Charities Counseling Programs Individual, couples, and group therapy by licensed counselors for depression, HIV/AIDS issues, relationships, transitions, addictions, co-dependency, sexuality, abuse, and anxiety. Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-5:00, evening appointments available Ave. N, St. Petersburg Hillsborough FAX Website [email protected] Metro Cyber Center Computer classes with Certified Microsoft Instructor. $5 lab fee requested. Must call to reserve computer. A service of Metropolitan Ministries. M-F 9am-8:30 pm, Sat noon Ave. N, St. Petersburg FAX Website... Metropolitan Charities HIV Testing Facilities Testing available at our main office locations and at other testing sites throughout Pinellas and Hillsborough. List posted at the website below. M-F 9-5,Th until 7 Pinellas and Hillsborough Website [email protected] Metropolitan Charities, Inc. 15

16 Case management under Medicaid s Project AIDS Care program coordinates supportive services allow clients to remain safely in their home. Clients receive Medicaid benefits covering medical care, medications, hospitalization, basic dental services, etc. Case manager assists client to receive benefits (Medicaid, SSI, DDS, food stamps, etc.) and access funds and services through the Ryan White CARE Act and other sources. Services available to HIV+ persons who do not meet the above criteria through Ryan White funding. Case management connects clients to medical care, medications, housing and other resources. Maximum monthly income of $1635 and less than $2,000 in assets (excluding home and car); AIDS diagnosis at risk of hospitalization; able to maintain safety in the home with support services; determination of disability from the Social Security. HIV+ requirements are proof of HIV status and seeing a primary care physician visit twice annually. Maximum monthly income of $1635 and less than $2,000 in assets (excluding home and car); AIDS diagnosis at risk of hospitalization; able to maintain safety in the home with support services; determination of disability from the Social Security. HIV+ requirements are proof of HIV status and seeing a primary care physician visit twice annually. M-F rd Ave. N, St. Petersburg FAX N Franklin Ave., Tampa FAX Website [email protected] Metropolitan Hillsborough County Jail Services Helps HIV+ inmates plan for their release into the community by providing linkage to medical care, medications, housing, emergency financial assistance, job training & placement resources, substance abuse treatment and a whole host of other programs. Hillsborough FAX Website [email protected] Metropolitan Inmate Discharge Planning Helps HIV+ inmates plan for their release by providing linkage to medical care, medications, housing, emergency financial assistance, job training and placement resources, substance abuse treatment and a other programs to help them maintain their health and avoid repeated incarcerations Ave. N, St. Petersburg FAX N Franklin Ave., Tampa FAX Website [email protected] Metropolitan Ministries Provide critical help and long-term answers to help our clients reach self-sufficiency. Assists poor, hungry and homeless men, women and children find food, clothing, shelter and other vital services N Florida Ave., Tampa FAX Website [email protected] Metropolitan Pinellas County Jail Services Helps HIV+ inmates plan for their release into the community by providing linkage to medical care, medications, housing, emergency financial assistance, job training & placement resources, substance abuse treatment and other programs. Pinellas Website [email protected] Metropolitan Women's Personal Care Pantry Personal care products for HIV+ women in Pinellas Country such as cleaning supplies, feminine hygiene and personal care products available each month. Requires referral from Case Manager 73 Central Ave., St. Petersburg Website... MHC Adult Case Management Program 16

17 Program for individuals diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness to maximize their quality of life, live independently, and improve functional skills. To this end, case managers act as helpers, service brokers and advocates ensuring individuals receive the services appropriate for their day-to-day needs. M-F 8-4: N Michigan Ave., Plant City MHC Adult Central Intake and Mobile Crisis Response Team On-the-spot intervention to manage crisis at hand. On-site screening evaluations at hospitals, community settings and homes to direct individuals to the best treatment alternative. Assessments and evaluations in our facility 24 hours a day A and 2212-B E. Henry Ave., Tampa MHC Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit Locked 30-bed residential program for adults in danger of hurting themselves or others. Use of medications, crisis intervention counseling, and therapy strategies to stabilize acutely distressed individuals B E. Henry Ave., Tampa MHC Adult Psychiatric & Rehabilitative Day Treatment Program provides structured therapeutic activities for 4 hours a day, 5 days a week, with some weekend and evening activities available. Program goals are to improve socialization, communication, coping and relaxation skills, as well as heighten personal care, daily living skills, and employability. M-F 9 am-1:30 pm 2313 W Violet St., Tampa N Palmer St., Plant City MHC Adult Short-term Residential Treatment Locked 30-bed inpatient program for people with persistent and severe mental illness. Services include medication training and daily group and individual counseling. Couple and family counseling available A E Henry Ave., Tampa MHC Apt Communities Housing MHC special apartment communities enable people with severe and persistent mental illness to live independently with minimal support. A staff person trained in mental health is on-site to schedule educational and social events and contact residents' case managers or social workers when necessary. Tampa , x361 (Christina Daniels-Lyons) MHC Baby FASST Program Early intervention programs helps children and families build stronger relationships. Developmental and behavioral screenings and home-based services for children ages 5 and under with mild developmental delays and/or mild to moderate behavioral problems. M-F E Henry Ave, Tampa MHC Children s First Response Team (CFRT) Intensive clinical program provides skilled staff to assist Child Protective Investigators in assessing allegations of child abuse and neglect. This program, part of Hillsborough County's conversion of the child welfare system to Community Based Care, works with families in crisis, where a report of abuse or neglect has been made for Child Protective Investigators Hillsborough MHC Collaborative Network Services for Substance Abuse and Treatment for Children and Adolescents Case managers identify and coordinate services for children and adolescents with the dual diagnosis of mental illness and substance abuse. Through early intervention, children avoid restrictive residential treatment and remain home. M-F N 22 St., Tampa x 285 MHC Community Forensic Program 17

18 For individuals with severe and persistent mental illness charged with or convicted of a crime. Monitors individuals through the criminal justice system, facilitates access to mental health treatment, and provides alternatives to jail and institutionalization. Competency restoration classes are also available for individuals who are released into the community. M-F 8-4: Madison St. Ste 1130, Tampa MHC Diagnostic and Evaluation Services Adult services include psychological screening and intellectual, personality and academic evaluations for the purposes of identifying and treating various behavioral problems. M-F N 22 St., Tampa MHC Drop-In Centers For individuals who need minimal clinical intervention. Peer support encourages socialization, building both relationships and support networks. Program goals include enhancing self-esteem and enjoyment of life, while preventing the need for more intensive therapy. M-F 8-4: N Palmer St., Plant City W Violet St., Tampa MHC Family and School Support Team (FASST2) Non-traditional program uses family support coordinators and para-professional family advocates to assist children and their families. Case management services include in-home counseling, behavior management and therapeutic mentoring, as needed. Services usually involve other family members and typically take place in the home or at school. M-F 8: Breckenridge Pkwy. Ste E, Tampa MHC Family Network Team Short-term, crisis-oriented treatment program to preserve and strengthen families by keeping them together while working out problems. The program provides both individual and family therapy. M-F 8: E Henry Ave., Tampa MHC Family Resource Centers Individual, marital, family and/or group therapy in an office setting for adults 18 and older. Therapy focuses on crisis stabilization, enhancing quality of life, and alleviating troubling symptoms. Psychiatric evaluation, monitoring, and medical management is also available. Main Center N 22 St., Tampa M, W, Th, F 7:30 am- 6:00 pm; Tu 7:30 am- 8:00 pm Panos Center-., 1403 W Reynolds St., Plant City M, Tu, Th, 8 am- 6 pm; W 8 am- 8:00 pm; 8 am-2 pm MHC Family Services Planning Team (FSPT) Multi-agency, multi-purpose team of child care specialists helps parents secure the least restrictive, most appropriate services so children can remain in their homes. In-home, intensive behavioral health services are available for children and their families. Program uses a combination of case management, outpatient counseling, home-based and community-based rehabilitative services and psychiatric services. M-F 8: Breckenridge Pkwy. Ste E, Tampa MHC Home-Based Child Developmental Resource Center (CDRC) Program is designed to correct childhood developmental delays through parent education involvement in their child's developmental progress to strengthen the parent/child bond. Counselors provide program services in the home. Tues-F 7:30am - 6pm 2905 E Henry Ave., Tampa MHC Intensive Day Treatment Program for Children Program assists child transition from locked inpatient units to the community. 6-week parent support and education to help parents manage their children's behavioral and emotional problems. M-F 8:30-4: E Henry Ave., Tampa

19 MHC Psychiatric Medication Clinics Short- Provides pharmaceutical management for individuals who are stabilized and need ongoing drug therapy. Outpatient therapy is monitored by psychiatrists and advanced nurse practitioners. M-F N Michigan Ave., Plant City W Violet St., Tampa N 22nd St., Tampa MHC Severely Emotionally Disturbed Outreach Supplies intense mental health therapy to students in SED programs in Hillsborough County schools. Treatment is offered at 48 campuses and provides individual, group, and family therapy, along with case management, parent education, and psychiatric services. M-F 8:00-5:00. Hillsborough x 285 MHC Supported Employment Job placement assistance for individuals with mental illness in a competitive environment. The program involves work skills training, job development, coaching and long-term support. Staff on-call 24-7 to ensure successful job placements. Services contracted through the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation. M-F 8: W Violet St., Tampa MHC Transitional Living Community Intensive residential treatment program for individuals just released from state psychiatric facilities, individuals at risk of being admitted to a state mental health facility, or those with a history of multiple psychiatric hospitalizations. It provides services needed to live independently in the community E Henry Ave., Tampa Mobile Medical Unit of Pinellas County Social Services Serves homeless and other designated populations at shelters, soup kitchens, and sites throughout the county. Call before 7:45 am or after 2:00 pm to contact office. Call , , , FAX Morton Plant Hospital Inpatient medical services. 24/7 300 Pinellas St., Clearwater Website... Mother and Child Care Community Health Centers Prenatal, postnatal care, immunizations, treatment for infants, and children. Hours: Mon 8:00-8:00, Tues-Fri 8:00-5:00 (Closed 12:00-1:00 for lunch), Sat 8:00-12:00 (Pediatrics) and 8:00-2:00 (Family) 1020 Lakeview Rd., Clearwater Mustard Seed, The Transitional housing and other help for folks struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. M-F st Ave. S, St. Petersburg (Outpatient) FAX Central Ave. St. Petersburg (Residential) FAX NAMI National Headquarters National organization with NAMI groups in every state and in over 1100 local communities. The mission includes advocacy, research, support, and education, transitional housing and other help with alcohol and drug addiction. M-F Wilson Blvd. Ste 300, Arlington, VA TDD Website [email protected] 19

20 NAMI National Member Services NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) is the nation s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to improving the lives of persons living with serious mental illness and their families. It is a national organization with NAMI groups in every state and in over 1100 local communities. The mission includes advocacy, research, support, and education. Education programs include Family-to-Family, NAMI s Provider Education Program, Peer-to-Peer, and other state and local programs offered by trained family and consumer teachers to help educate other families, consumers, and professionals. Support groups are offered through many of NAMI s affiliates for families and consumers. NAMI also advocates on the federal level. Toll-free Website... NAMI National HelpLine Toll-free national HelpLine serves over 4,000 callers a month. Staffed by volunteer associates. Toll-free NAMI (6264) Website... NAMI Florida 911 E Park Ave., Tallahassee Toll-free FAX Website... NAMI Local Offices Collier County - Naples FAX Hernando County Spring Hill Hillsborough County Tampa Or Lee County Ft. Myers FAX [email protected] Manatee County Bradenton Website etail.cfm&localid= &fromhl=no Pasco County Elfers Website... Pinellas County Palm Harbor Sarasota County Sarasota Narcotics Anonymous Information including locations of local 12-step meetings and available resources Bay Area 24-hour Helpline Website... Heartland Includes Polk, Hardee, & Highland Counties; Lakeland, Winter Haven, Plant City, Bartow, Sebring, Lake Wales, Haines City, Lake. Alfred, Lake. Placid, Auburndale PO Box 1848, Eaton Park Recovery Coast PO Box 964, New Port Richey Website... Suncoast Includes Bradenton, Sarasota, and Venice. Website... Network Project: Homeless Outreach Aggressive outreach program designed to eliminate the barriers to obtaining housing. Services include psychiatric evaluation, drug therapy, counseling, referrals, advocacy and case management. M-F 7:30 am-4 pm 6220 N Nebraska Ave, Tampa

21 Operation PAR, Inc. Access Center A central point of access for individuals seeking services or information about substance abuse and mental health services. Access Center Counselors provide callers in need of services an over the phone screening to determine their needs. The Access Center Counselors will coordinate entry into Operation PAR services or provide an immediate referral to a community agency which meets the callers needs. Call PAR-NEXT ( ) Website... Operation PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) provides substance abuse treatment, mental health, prevention and intervention services for male and female youth between 10 and 17 years old and their families. Juveniles are referred for services if they are at-risk to use alcohol, tobacco or other drugs or are currently using substances, as well as juveniles that exhibit behavioral or mental health problems in any psychosocial domain (school, home, employment and peers).outpatient services for youths and their families include: intervention; psychosocial assessments; psychiatric assessment and evaluation; urine drug screens; case management; day treatment; individual, group, and family counseling; individual and group therapy; and Mobile Counseling Center. Call PAR-NEXT ( ) Website... Operation PAR Adolescent Residential Center (ARC) Adolescent Residential Center (ARC) is a full-time 24-hour treatment program serving males and females between the ages of 12 to 17 who have a significant history of substance abuse leading to family, school, and/or legal problems. Adolescents receive comprehensive psychosocial, nursing and psychiatric assessments, on-site educational services through the Pinellas County Dropout Prevention program, daily group therapy, individual and family therapy, linkage with AA and NA meetings, family support groups, recreation therapy, a behavior management program, life skills training, social skills education, daily nursing care, random drug testing, opportunities for community service and ongoing medication management if needed. An aftercare program is available for youths who successfully complete the program. Aftercare services include group and individual counseling, random drug screening and case management. Toll-free PAR-NEXT ( ) Website... Operation PAR, Inc. Adult and Dependency Drug Court Services Operation PAR provides Outpatient Level II and Level III Drug Court Treatment Services for defendants in Division N Adult Drug Court and in Dependency Drug Court, as directed by the court. Outpatient Level II and Level III serves participants by providing counseling services consistent with Adult Drug Court and Dependency Drug Court standards, including providing drug and alcohol screenings, assessments and recommendations to the court. Additionally, participants are encouraged to tap into community-based self-help resources such as Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous. Call PAR-NEXT ( ) Website. Operation PAR, Inc. Assessment Center The Assessment Center provides an evidenced based standardized assessment to individuals referred to Operation PAR or those seeking services at the agency. Services are provided for individuals in the SunCoast Region for all levels of care. Assessments are provided at various locations in Pinellas County. Assessments are coordinated through the Access Center. Call PAR-NEXT ( ) Website. Operation PAR COSA (Cornerstone of Successful Achievement) COSA at The Child Development and Family Guidance Center provides services for substance abusing pregnant and parenting women with a history of substance abuse. The program utilizes a gender specific, multidisciplinary approach in a community-based setting. COSA s Day Treatment and Outpatient treatment integrates therapeutic child development interventions into its model based on evidence-based studies. The program works closely with substance abusing mothers and their young children to strengthen parent/child bonds by providing opportunities for parents to overcome their addiction, to acquire effective parenting skills, to understand the basic principals of child development and to participate in their child s daily scholastic activities. The primary goal of the program is to improve family functioning and provide family reunification services. COSA referrals are coordinated with the local health department, pediatricians, child protection teams, child protective services, probation and parole services and Operation PAR s treatment services. Toll-free PAR-NEXT ( ) 21

22 Website... Operation PAR Criminal Justice Screening The target population served in the Criminal Justice Screening program includes criminally involved adults who have been charged with felonies that may or may not be incarcerated at the time of their participation. These individuals are referred to Operation PAR by the Pinellas County Adult Drug Court, Hillsborough County Drug Court and the Florida Department of Corrections and are scheduled for screening. Services are provided in county jails or at the Highpoint facility. Results from the screening are reported back to the referring agency for its action. The target population demographics consist of males and females over the age of 18 and are not restricted by race or ethnicity. Toll-free PAR-NEXT ( ) Website... Operation PAR Laboratory Certified laboratory testing; automated multiple class analysis. Consultation service with toxicologist. Additional testing available. No appointment necessary. Require valid ID. Hours: Mon-Thurs 5:30A-5:15P and Fri 5:30A-4:45P th Ave. N., Clearwater x 303 Website... [email protected]. Operation PAR Medication Assisted Patient Services (MAPS) Provides methadone maintenance, detoxification, counseling and medical services, including HIV risk assessment to opiateaddicted clients. Services are provided at the sites in the following five counties: Lee, Pasco, Pinellas, Manatee and Broward. MAPS Services are provided on Monday Thursday 5:30 am 3:00 pm; Friday 5:30 am 1:00 pm; and Saturday Sunday 6:30 am 10:30am. Toll-free PAR-NEXT ( ) Website... Operation PAR Salvation Army Educational Intervention Program Salvation Army Educational Intervention Program offers treatment to Salvation Army misdemeanor probationers who do not meet criteria for more outpatient treatment. The goal is to educate clients on substance abuse related issues by having them attend 12 educational sessions during a six-week period. All services are coordinated with the Salvation Army probation office and include information related to substance use, abuse and addiction. Community referrals for additional resources are made as needed. Toll-free PAR-NEXT ( ) Website... PAR Village PAR Village is a nationally acclaimed long term residential program providing gender specific services for severely dysfunctional substance abusing females and their children. Residential services target pregnant or parenting addicted women who desire to have their children reside with them in treatment. Services include substance abuse classes, life skills and parenting classes and aftercare. Services for children are available at the PAR Village Developmental Center. Call PAR-NEXT ( ) Website... PAR Village Developmental Center PAR Village Developmental Center is a therapeutic preschool program that serves children whose mothers are in residential substance abuse treatment at PAR Village, children of clients at other treatment modalities and the children of Operation PAR graduates. The children are between birth and five years old. The goal of the PAR Village Developmental Center is to interrupt multi-generational chemical dependency and to decrease the developmental lag that exists between drug-exposed children and their peers. Children at the center receive developmental testing, speech therapy, physical therapy and occupational therapy. They also receive individual educational plans and referrals as needed. Call PAR-NEXT ( ) Website. 22

23 Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC) Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC) is a centralized processing facility for youths who are arrested by area law enforcement. The PJAC is considered a one-stop-shop for screening, accessing and processing youths who are involved with the juvenile justice system. There are five on-site partners: Family Resources, Inc. providing Children in Need of Services/Families in Need of Services CINS/FINS; the Pinellas County Sheriff s Office, Pinellas County Schools, the Department of Juvenile Justice and Operation PAR, Inc. Operation PAR is the managing partner of the PJAC. Prior to admission to PJAC, youths are provided an initial health screen, which includes the use of a breathalyzer, to determine if they are in need of detoxification, emergency medical care or mental health treatment. Operation PAR provides admission screening, detention screening and Juvenile TASC assessments. Youths, with criminal charges who are brought to the PJAC, are seen by a Detention Screener to determine juvenile justice involvement, mental health needs and substance abuse needs. Juveniles, who give their consent, are provided a psychosocial assessment. A urine drug screen is also provided to youths who give their consent to assist in the assessment and referral process and detect substance use. Parents are notified of the results of a positive urine drug screen and clinical recommendations based on the drug screen results. The PJAC computerized network system is capable of processing assessment information, tracking referrals, monitoring treatment and follow-up progress. This fully integrated service delivery approach is highly effective in determining the extent of the youths problems and the most appropriate level of care needed. Toll-free...(727) Website... St. Petersburg Homeless Street Outreach Program Homeless Street Outreach services are provided in downtown St. Petersburg in partnership with the City of St. Petersburg Police Department. Operation PAR s Homeless Street Outreach Specialist and St. Petersburg Police Officers are members of the outreach team responsible for engaging and linking hard-to-reach homeless individuals with necessary services and shelter, helping to remove them from the streets. Operation PAR s Homeless Outreach Specialist is responsible for screening, assessing and assisting individuals that are living on the streets (and other places) and placing them into shelter. Of particular concern are newly homeless individuals who may not be aware of available services and lack the ability to access and move between the various resources located throughout the area Fourth Street South, St. Petersburg, FL (727) Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Services (PEMHS) Provides emergency mental health services, crisis stabilization, and short-term residential treatment St., Pinellas Park FAX Website... PEMHS "A" Team Provides short-term support and intervention for elementary age children and their families. The services are provided at targeted elementary schools, with a goal of preventing a youngster's involvement with the juvenile justice system. Call Website... PEMHS 24-hour Mental Health Assistance Provides immediate assessment, crisis intervention counseling, referrals, and admission Call Website... PEMHS Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Program (CAPP) Provides services for Medicaid-eligible children of all ages. The services are inpatient, intensive, and short term; designed for children with serious psychiatric symptoms. Children must meet specific eligibility and admission criteria Call Website... PEMHS Children s Continuum of Care Intensive residential treatment, therapeutic group care, case management, and in-home counseling for youth referred by the Department of Children & Families (DC&F) and other sources Palm Way, Largo Website... PEMHS Family Emergency Treatment Center-Mental Health Emergency Walk-in Clinic Assistance to children, adolescents and adults with personal problems ranging from family and life adjustment difficulties 23

24 to stress reactions and mental illness. Services include immediate evaluation and assessment, therapy, medication management, community resources referrals, and Ryan White funding. Services provided regardless of financial situation. Children referred from DCF and other sources. M-S 8am-10pm St. N, St. Petersburg Website... PEMHS Suicide Hotline Immediate counseling for people considering suicide Call Pinellas Cares Clinic Outpatient medical care to adults living with HIV in an environment that maintains their optimal physical, emotional and spiritual well-being. Services include disease management, preventive care, health education, coordination with community resources, mental health counseling, nutrition assessment, health screenings, HIV-AIDS research trials and transportation assistance. By appt M-W 8am-4:30 pm; Th 8am-7pm; F 8-noon; walk-in patients are seen on emergency basis Ave. N, St. Petersburg, Website... Pinellas County Health Department Family planning, maternity, pediatric health and dental services to age 18, WIC, HIV testing, communicable disease, HIV/AIDS patient care, HIV/AIDS drug program, and education. M-F Building Office-Healthy Families th St. N. Suite 403, Pinellas Park FAX Website... Clearwater Center 310 N Myrtle Ave. Clearwater Website... Largo Center th Ave. N., Largo FAX Website... Pinellas Park Center th Ave. N., Pinellas Park FAX Website... St. Petersburg Center 205 Dr. M.L. King St. N, St. Petersburg FAX Website... Pinellas County Human Services Case management services for qualified clients. May provides financial assistance, counseling, job coaching, job skills training, substance abuse services, mental health services, job-related equipment and clothing, medical care, dental care, and other related services as determined necessary to return motivated and eligible client to employment. May also be provided to the disabled or partially disabled client in need of more personalized and individual attention in order to access the disability programs provided by the Social Security Administration. Provides referrals to other community resources. Assist residents in emergency situations. Medical assistance program provides basic medical care to Pinellas County residents who meet specific criteria as approved by the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners with regard to income and asset criteria and have no other resource available to address their medical need. Must meet the eligibility criteria as described in the Policy Manual and comply with the directives, regulation, referrals, and requirements of the Case Management program as described in the Policy Manual. Medical clients must meet income and asset criteria and have no other resource available to address their medical need. Website... Clearwater Office M-F Cleveland St. Ste 230 and 266, Clearwater Pinellas Park Outreach M-F 8-4:30 24

25 th Ave. N, Pinellas Park Or Ridgecrest Outreach M-F 8-4:30, Walk-ins seen M-W th Ave. N, Largo Sanderlin Center Outreach M-F 7:30-4: nd Ave. S., St. Petersburg St. Petersburg Office M-F 7: st Ave. N, St. Petersburg Info Line Tarpon Springs Outreach M-F 8-4: S Disston Ave., Tarpon Springs Pinellas County Veterans' Services Processes veterans' disability claims and widows' pensions. M-F Cleveland St. Ste. 201, Clearwater st Ave. S., St. Petersburg Worknet Pinellas US Hwy 19N., Tarpon Springs Planned Parenthood Administrative Headquarters Planned Parenthood services include HIV counseling and testing, STD testing and treatment, birth control, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing and options counseling, and vasectomy Wood St. Ste 110, Sarasota FAX Website A5D4D1154C927A Ft. Myers Health Center 8595 College Pkwy. Ste B4, Ft. Myers FAX Sarasota Health Center 1958 Prospect St., Sarasota, FAX St. Petersburg Health Center 21A Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. S, St. Petersburg FAX Plant City Health Center, HCHD Children's health and immunizations. M-F N Michigan Ave #15, Plant City Website... PRIDE (Prostitution Redirection Initiative-Diversion and Education Program) Prostitution Redirection Initiative - Diversion and Education Program (PRIDE) is a Tampa Crossroads program provides community based prostitution treatment, intervention and diversion. Provides treatment and education to individuals who have been arrested form solicitation of prostitution or currently in the prostitution trade by helping them develop drug-free lifestyles, find and maintain appropriate employment, improve their skills in accomplishing life's tasks, and identify and correct errors in thinking which support criminal behavior. Includes psychoeducational group or individual counseling sessions and guest speakers to educate the clients on related issues. Referrals to PRIDE come from the courts, probation officers, police officers, friends, family members, clergy, and self referrals N Nebraska Ave, Tampa (Contact Greg Armstrong) ,x404 Website... Public Defender, Pinellas County Mental Health Unit The Mental Health Unit is comprised of 2 Assistant Public Defender's who specialize in mental health services, and 4 social services staff. They serve as liaisons between the case managers, state mental health treatment facilities and Assistant Public Defenders for continuity of care practices St. N, Clearwater FAX Website

26 Public Health Department, Pinellas County Family planning, maternity, pediatric health and dental services to age 18, WIC, HIV testing, communicable disease, HIV/AIDS patient care, HIV/AIDS drug program, and education. M-F S Disston Ave., Tarpon Springs N. Myrtle Ave., Clearwater Center Bay Offices: 4175 E. Bay Dr., Clearwater Healthy Families th St N, Ste 403, Pinellas Park Northeast High Clinic ST. N., St. Petersburg Dr. MLK St. N., St. Petersburg th Ave. N., Largo th Ave. N., Pinellas Park FAX Website... Recovery, Inc. For people diagnosed with mood disorders including depression, dysthymia and bipolar (manic-depressive) disorders; psychotic disorders including schizophrenia; anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders; and personality disorders. Members also include people not diagnosed, but having difficulty dealing with the problems of everyday life. Practical coping techniques are learned through regular attendance at meetings, studying the Recovery literature, and daily practice. Not affiliated with any religion or belief system, and operated entirely by non-professionals. Recovery is not a 12-step program. Because of dualdiagnoses, some members attend both Recovery and a 12-step group. Recovery works in conjunction with professional mental health services. Meeting locations and times are listed below. Website @recovery-inc.org Grace Lutheran Church, 1812 N Highland Ave. Clearwater-Thursday 7:30 pm Call St. Cecelia's Church, Larkin Hall-820 Jasmine Way, Clearwater-Thursday 7:00 pm Call St. Paul's U.M.C., # Highland Ave., Clearwater-Saturday 1:30 pm Call Or Hope Lutheran Church, Ave. N, St. Petersburg-Thursday 1:30 pm Call Religious Community Services (RCS) Social service agency serving northern Pinellas County, including Clearwater, Largo, Dunedin, Palm Harbor and Safety Harbor. Includes the RCS Food Bank, Haven Domestic Violence Center and the RCS Thrift Store. Emergency and transitional housing for homeless families through Grace House and Stepping Stone. Operates with the backing of 80 Jewish and Christian congregations. The Domestic Violence Hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and provides referrals to a variety of services such as: Domestic Violence Shelter Bed Availability, Counseling Services, Support Group Services, Emergency Food and Clothing, Legal Services, Stalking Information, and other available community resources. The Hotline services have the ability to link the caller with an agency/agencies that are best suited to his or her needs as well as other services that may be needed by the caller. Through a preliminary screening, the Hotline staff can assess the caller's needs then transfer the caller to the appropriate agency or immediately begin the process of an intake for our 30-day emergency shelter. The referrals and information are not limited to the shelters in our local area. Referrals and information about agencies throughout Pinellas County are given to callers. 503 S Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave., Clearwater Domestic Violence Emergency Hot Line Website... Resource Center for Women Classroom-based courses on Personal Growth, Parenting Education, Career Development, Computer Education and Focus on Success, Finance Management, Women in Transition. Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-4:00. Plaza Center-1301 Seminole Blvd., Suite 137 Largo FAX th Ave. S., St. Petersburg Website... Resurrection House 26

27 Provides homeless clients with showers, laundry, restrooms, local bus transportation for job and housing search, and local telephone calls. Receives client mail, assists in obtaining ID and birth certificate, provides emergency clothing and haircuts. Health and clinic on Tuesday 9:00-1:00/Friday 12:00-4:00. Ex-offenders must be out of prison for at least one year. M-F 8:30am-4pm 507 Kumquat Court, Sarasota FAX Websitehttp://suncoasthelp.org/program.asp?program=253221&search=&mode=&page=&type=&prev= Rose Manor Women's Residential Program 18-bed program for female offenders as an alternative to incarceration. Accepts pregnant women. Licensed substance abuse treatment problem. Average stay is 6 months, followed by 6 months of Aftercare. Qualified as a DCF-monitored visitation site for residents seeking to regain custody of their children. Schedule includes aerobics, yoga, tae kwon do, meditation, parenting, and other life skills and corrective thinking groups. After 60 days, residents required to get a job working 40 hours weekly. Call Website... Safe Place Emergency, overnight housing in a low-stress environment is for homeless individuals with behavioral disorders and substance abuse problems. On-site treatment is provided, along with monitoring physical health problems. Individuals are also linked with other health centers and community organizations. The goal is to move individuals into permanent housing Central Ave., Tampa Salvation Army Ft. Meyers Administrative Offices Church offices and Corps administrative services McGregor Blvd., Ft. Myers FAX Website [email protected] Salvation Army - Bradenton Social services include daily evening meals, emergency assistance and social services for people being evicted or having forclosure notices St. W, Bradenton FAX Website... Salvation Army - Bradenton Hispanic Office for Hispanic population. Social services include daily evening meals, emergency assistance and social services for people being evicted or having foreclosure notices. M-F 8:30-4: St. W, Bradenton FAX Website... Salvation Army - Clearwater Emergency, overnight housing in a low-stress environment is for homeless individuals with behavioral disorders and substance abuse problems. On-site treatment is provided, along with monitoring physical health problems. Individuals are also linked with other health centers and community organizations. The goal is to move individuals into permanent housing N. Belcher Rd., Clearwater Administration-1521 Druid Rd. E., Clearwater FAX Website... Salvation Army Ft. Myers Primary care clinic and medical respite beds. PO Box 60087, Ft. Myers Website... Salvation Army - Hernando County Assistance with utilities, food, and prescriptions Cortez Blvd., Brooksville Website

28 Salvation Army - Naples Assistance with utilities, food, and prescriptions Estey Ave., Naples Emergency Social Services Website... Salvation Army Naples Hispanic Ministry Assistance with utilities, food, and prescriptions for the Spanish-speaking community Dominion Dr., Naples Website... Salvation Army Southern Hillsborough Hispanic Ministry Assistance with utilities, food, and prescriptions for Spanish-speaking community US Highway 301, Ste 200., Riverview FAX Website... Salvation Army - Venice Assistance with utilities, food, and prescriptions Albee Farm Rd., Venice 34285/PO Box 69, Venice FAX Website... Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) A place of new beginnings for people who have lost their self-direction socially, emotionally and spiritually, helping them get back to useful, productive lives. Many are substance abusers. Each Center provides shelter, food, clothing and medical care in a clean and wholesome environment N Salvation Army Lane, Tampa Mailing address: PO Box 82949, Tampa FAX Website... Salvation Army Emergency Shelter Emergency homeless shelter. 9:00 am-3:30 pm. Open every day St. S, St. Petersburg Salvation Army Family Services - Tampa Services to prevent people from being forced into homelessness due to unpredictable and unforeseen events. Intake, evaluation, and case management. Assistance in payment of utility bills through the TECO Energy Share Fund; rent or mortgage assistance; food boxes; counseling; and referrals. Evaluation process identifies needs, family qualifications and program requirements. Referrals to other agencies. Tampa x 300 Website... Salvation Army Hope House 2-year, 43-bed transitional housing for homeless men working to transition to self-sufficiency. The men living in Hope House are provided with access to the same programs and services offered to families living in Hospitality House. Each resident receives 3 meals a day, quality donated clothing, a semi-private room, weekly counseling, skills training and job placement assistance. Intake: 4:00pm. Picture ID required, and social security number N. Florida Ave., Tampa (Main number) Or call , ext 264 or ext 354 Website... Salvation Army Hospitality House 42-bed transitional housing program for homeless women and children to help them make the transition from homelessness to independent living, by meeting their basic needs and offering them access to the skills and services they need to regain their independence and self-sufficiency. Stay up to 2 years. 3 meals a day, semi-private room, quality donated clothing for school and job interviews, weekly counseling, skills training, self-help programs, and job placement assistance. Daycare provided for mothers with young children. Free tutoring assistance for school-aged children on weekday afternoons. Also clothing, school supplies and other tools. Contact name: Margaret Rogers x

29 Website... Salvation Army Red Shield Lodge Emergency shelter serving sober homeless adult men and women, crisis management, food pantry, evening meals Edison Ave., Ft. Myers Website... Salvation Army Red Shield Lodge Emergency Shelter Emergency shelter open 365 days a year. Serves sober homeless adult men and women. First 5 nights free, then $10 per night up to 45 days per calendar year. Each person is provided with a bed, linens, a locker and 3 daily meals. Support and referral services are available. People committed to regaining their independence and living self-sufficiently can move from the emergency shelter into one of the Transitional Living Programs. Call x 264. Website... Salvation Army Social Services Provides assistance with past due rent, water, and prescriptions to persons in need. Also clothing and canned food. By appointment 9:00 am-3:30 pm M-F 1521 Druid Rd., Clearwater St. S, St. Petersburg S Pinellas Ave. Suite 120, Tarpon Springs Salvation Army Tampa/Hillsborough Area Command Services include emergency assistance, self-sufficiency programming, counseling, referral services, transitional housing, emergency shelter, Trinity Café meal service, and adult substance abuse rehabilitation N Florida Ave., Tampa FAX Website... Sarasota Veterans Center Mental Health Readjustment counseling, including individual counseling, group counseling, marital and family counseling, Agent Orange information and medical referrals, assistance in applying for VA benefits, employment counseling and guidance referral, alcohol/drug group, information and referral to community resources, sex trauma counseling and referral services, bereavement counseling and community education. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-5: Swift Rd., Sarasota Website... Shop, The: Drop-In Services for the Homeless Provides a place for homeless individuals with behavioral disorders or substance abuse problems can drop in, have 2 meals a day -- breakfast and lunch, take showers, do laundry, participate in group or individual therapy and receive vocational counseling and housing assistance. Support services continue after individuals have acquired housing. M-F 7:30 am-4 pm 6220 N Nebraska Ave., Tampa Social Security Administration Government information line for Social Security questions including Medicare and Disability. 7 am-7 pm Toll-free Specialty Care Center Hillsborough County Health Dept. HIV testing and services 1105 E Kennedy Blvd., Annex Room 102, Tampa , x6510 FAX Website [email protected] St. Pete Metro Diversity Center Activities and events for ALL - Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Straight, all ages, races and gender identities are welcome to participate in all events and activities. Inability to pay fees for certain events does not preclude participation. Sponsored by Metropolitan Ministries Ave. N, St. Petersburg FAX Website

30 St. Petersburg Free Clinic Health Center Walk-in medical clinic for clients without private insurance, Medicare or Medicaid and who do not qualify by low income for county health care. It is staffed by professional doctors and nurses who volunteer their time and services, offering limited health care, a drug assistance program, medications for prescriptions written by clinic doctors, blood pressure and diabetic screening, OTC medicines, support groups, and referral information rd Ave. N, St. Petersburg FAX Website... St. Petersburg Free Clinic Women's Residence Transitional housing for homeless single women. M-F & Ave. N, St. Petersburg Website... St. Petersburg Veterans Center Counseling for survivors of combat and sexual trauma; Treatment for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) at no cost to veterans or family members. M-F 8: Ave. N, St. Petersburg Website... St. Petersburg Women's Health Center HIV and AIDS testing and counseling. Abortion clinic. M-F St. N, St. Petersburg St. Vincent de Paul Center of Hope Transitional Living Facility with 88 rooms; 40 reserved for homeless veterans. 3 meals included. Bag lunches. May stay for up to two years St. N, St. Petersburg Website... St. Vincent de Paul of Clearwater Prescription Assistance Program (PAC). Requires referral from local St. Vincent office at Catholic church in client's parish. 9-4:30 M-Sat 1015 Cleveland St., Clearwater FAX Website... St. Vincent de Paul of St. Petersburg Food Center Food Center serves full course meals for anyone in need. Breakfast 7 am-8 am Monday-Friday. Lunch 11 am-12 noon every day. Dinner 7-8 Monday-Friday, 5-6 Saturday, and 6-7 Sunday. Showers available Monday-Friday 8 am-10 am th St. N, St. Petersburg Website... St. Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen Soup kitchen serves meals to anyone in need 9:30-11 am every day 1345 Park St., Clearwater & Website... Sulphur Springs Health Center, HDHC Children's health and immunizations, family planning, maternity services, and WIC. M-F 7: N Mitchell Ave., Tampa FAX Website... Sun Coast Hospital Center for Behavioral Medicine Short-term, crisis stabilization unit for patients with psychiatric and dual-diagnosis issues. Treatment focuses on the immediate problem through a series of educational, support and process group therapies. Discharge planning includes continuing individual or family therapy, referral to longer term treatment in a structured environment or referral to a partial or intensive outpatient setting is the goal for continuing care following stabilization. Accepts Medicare and Medicaid. Most insurance companies provide benefits. The interdisciplinary treatment team consists of licensed clinical social workers, licensed mental 30

31 health counselors, certified addiction professionals, case managers, psychiatrists, registered nurses and mental health technicians Indian Rocks Rd S, Largo Website... Suncoast Center for Community Mental Health Inc. Outpatient services for adults and children with severe and persistent mental illness requiring long-term outpatient psychiatric treatment with diagnosis of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or major depressive disorder, and co-occurring substance abuse disorders. Services enable clients to function at an optimal level in the community and reduce the risk of hospitalization. Case Managers help clients adjust to the community after long or recurrent hospitalizations. Specialized services are offered to homeless clients, and clients who are involved in the criminal justice system Central Ave., St. Petersburg Children s Services 4010 Central Ave., St. Petersburg FAX TDD Website [email protected] Suncoast Haven of Rest Rescue Mission Showers available Sat & Sun 9:30a-4:00p, 9:30a-6:00p. Mon-Fri 3:00p-6:00p. Clothing for people in need. Bag lunch for labor runs. Sun meals if cook available Park Blvd., Pinellas Park Website... Tampa Bay AIDS Network (TBAN) of Gulf Coast Community Care Case management and social services, support and advocacy. Minority AIDS Initiative offers medical education, advocacy, and treatment adherence services to African Americans and Hispanics. Large food pantry in Hillsborough and food voucher program in Pasco and Hernando Counties with vouchers to purchase food and necessary toiletries from local grocery stores. Emergency financial assistance for rent and utilities to prevent homelessness and utility cut-offs. Mental health therapy to address psychological issues related to HIV disease. Transportation to medical appointments. Hours: Tues 5:00-8:00p, Thurs 12:00-7:00p North Tampa N 56 St., Bldg 101, Tampa Pasco & Hernando Missouri Ave. New Port Richey Pinellas Icot Blvd., Clearwater Website... TBAN - Gulf Coast HIV/AIDS Housing 12 units of affordable scattered-site apartments located in Tarpon Springs, Dunedin, Largo and Safety Harbor Missouri Ave., New Port Richey Website... TBAN - Gulf Coast Homeless Shelter for Women and Children Emergency housing and support for up to 24 women and children, for at least 30 days. This is the only homeless shelter for women and children who are not victims of domestic violence in Pasco County. Food, donated furniture, household items, limited child care, advocacy and Case Management services, Social Services, services for housing information and referrals, assistance in obtaining transitional/permanent housing, job search, counseling and linkages with other supportive services especially for homeless individuals and their families are provided Maryland Ave., Hudson Tampa Crossroads, Inc. Programs accept individuals with a history of criminal offenses who are motivated to make positive changes in their lives, remain drug and alcohol free, and become law-abiding members of the community. Includes 24-hour residential treatment for women and men; licensed substance abuse and mental health treatment; substance abuse & mental health assessments; life management and independent living education; individual, group and family counseling; employability skills training; drug & alcohol screening; professional case management; and aftercare & community outreach programs. Program referrals are accepted from the courts, probation officers or case managers,. P.E.A.R.L St. N, St. Petersburg Website... Tampa Crossroads Outpatient Counseling Services Comprehensive substance abuse and mental health assessment and treatment services to individuals who do not require residential treatment. The Non-Residential Program treatment fees are based on a sliding scale and our Community Transition 31

32 Program is offered free of charge to those individuals who are returning to society from a period of incarceration. Services include criminal offender assessment and treatment; substance abuse assessment and treatment ; mental health assessment and treatment; anger management counseling; drug & alcohol screening services; and individual counseling service N Nebraska Ave., Tampa , ext 401 Website... Tampa Metro Diversity Center Activities and events for ALL - Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Straight, all ages, races and gender identities are welcome to participate in all events and activities. Inability to pay fees for certain events does not preclude participation. Sponsored by Metropolitan Ministries N Florida Ave., Tampa FAX Website... T.L.C.-Transitional Living for Families and Wings for Men and Women with Children Housing for homeless families. Call for appointment. Come in for an application. Office hours: 8:30-4: E. Druid Rd., Clearwater Treatment Advocacy Center National nonprofit organization to eliminate legal and clinical barriers to treatment for people with severe brain disorders not receiving appropriate medical care; to achieve proper balance in judicial and legislative decisions that affect persons with brain disorders, as current federal and state policies hinder treatment for these most at risk for homelessness, arrest, or suicide; promotes innovation to divert the psychiatrically ill from criminal justice and into appropriate treatment; and ensures that individuals receive adequate psychiatric services and maintain medication. 200 N. Glebe Rd., Arlington VA /6002 FAX Website... Turning Point Inebriate intervention center provides shelter for time required to secure placement at detoxification, rehabilitation, or transitional living Ave. N, St. Petersburg University Area Community Health Center, HCHD Children's health and immunizations, family planning, maternity services, immunizations (8am-4pm) and WIC. Healthy Start Mon-Fri 8:00-5: N 22 St., Tampa , Website... VA Dunedin Outpatient Clinic (OPC) Services include disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic medical conditions, referral to specialty care, EKG service, and phlebotomy service. Register or enroll for healthcare in person at Bay Pines VAMC; or contact Bay Pines VAMC or any community based outpatient clinic to receive a registration packet in the mail. Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-4: Main St., Dunedin FAX Website... VA Ellenton Outpatient Clinic (OPC) Services include disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic medical conditions, referral to specialty care, EKG service, and phlebotomy service. Register or enroll for healthcare in person at Bay Pines VAMC; or contact Bay Pines VAMC or any community based outpatient clinic to receive a registration packet in the mail. M-F 7: N US Hwy. 301, Ellenton FAX Website... VA Ft. Myers Outpatient Clinic (OPC) Services include ambulatory surgery; audiology; blind rehabilitation output services (BROS); community nursing care; dermatology; eye surgery; gastroenterology; laser eye surgery; low vision clinic compensation; mental health clinic programs for post-traumatic stress disorder and substance abuse; neurology consultation; sexual trauma recovery; smoking cessation program; and urology. To register or enroll in person, do so at Ft. Myers OPC; by mail, contact Ft. Myers OPC or any Community Based Outpatient Clinic to receive a registration packet. M-F 8-4: Winkler Extension, Ft. Myers Toll-free

33 Website... VA Naples Outpatient Clinic (OPC)) Services include disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic medical conditions, referral to specialty care, EKG service, and phlebotomy service. Register or enroll for healthcare in person at the Ft. Myers OPC; or any community based outpatient clinic to receive a registration packet in the mail. M-F 8-4: Horseshoe Dr. S, Ste 101 Naples FAX Website... VA Port Charlotte Outpatient Clinic (OPC) Services include disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic medical conditions, referral to specialty care, EKG service, and phlebotomy service. Register or enroll for healthcare in person at Ft. Myers OPC or by mail, contact any Community Based Outpatient clinic to receive a registration packet. M-F 8-4: Tamiami Tr., Port Charlotte Grayton Terrace, Port Charlotte (Veterns Nursing Home) FAX Website... VA Sarasota Outpatient Clinic (OPC) Services include disease prevention; diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic medical conditions; referrals to specialty care; limited outpatient general surgery; outpatient mental health cre; EKG service; and phlebotomy service. Register or enroll for healthcare in person at Bay Pines VAMC; or contact Bay Pines VAMC or any community based outpatient clinic to receive a registration packet in the mail. M-F 7:30-4: Bee Ridge Rd. Ste 100, Sarasota FAX Website... VA St Petersburg Outpatient Clinic (OPC) Services include disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic medical conditions, referral to specialty care, EKG service, and phlebotomy service. Register or enroll for healthcare in person at Ft. Myers OPC or by mail, contact any Community Based Outpatient clinic to receive a registration packet. M-F 7: Ave. S, St. Petersburg FAX Website... Windmoor Healthcare of Clearwater Progressive, fully accredited private behavioral healthcare facility. Accepts Medicare and most major insurances. Inpatient Addictions Treatment Program. Full-service psychiatric facility. Provides free confidential assessment. Participates in 4 screening projects, which include outreach, screening and education programs for depression, anxiety, alcohol and eating disorders and are programs of the non-profit National Mental Illness Screening Project, Inc. Windmoor Healthcare is a designated Baker Act receiving facility under the Florida Mental Health Law. M-F US Hwy. 19, Clearwater FAX Website... Windmoor Addictions Treatment Program Inpatient Addictions Treatment Program meets individual needs of our patients. Treatment for three primary addictions: Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Compulsive Gambling. Weekly aftercare groups as well as on-site and community self-help groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and Gamblers Anonymous also help program graduates continue to manage their addictions. Professionals available for intervention, assessment, and treatment Call Website... Windmoor Adult Therapeutic Program Designed to address anxiety, depression, stress and other psychiatric disorders that create difficulties in their lives. Helps individuals develop better skills to help them cope more effectively. Signs and symptoms that an evaluation is needed include: depression, suicidal thoughts, hopelessness, sleeping or eating disorders, sexual trauma, family conflict, domestic violence, and social isolation. In addition to a traditional medical and clinical approach, Windmoor integrates the following: relaxation and stress reduction techniques; nutrition and food preparation groups; community awareness groups; movements therapy; and spiritual counseling Call Website

34 Windmoor Crisis Stabilization Program Designed for the individual who is in an acute state of crisis requiring rapid stabilization in a secure environment. Program includes group and family therapy, orientation group, discharge planning group, medication education group, recreational therapy, psychoeducational groups, and 12-step groups. Short term, highly structured environment for safe resolution of the following problems: uncontrollable behavior; suicidal or homicidal ideation or attempts; hallucinations; psychotic episodes; and acute sleep and eating disorders. Case management, individual, family, and group therapies are prescribed daily by the individual's physician. Also pharmacological therapies. Educational activities, intensive case management, aftercare planning, and an extensive network of outpatient services are available to help patients maintain stability once they return to the community. Our goal is to prevent further acute crisis Call Website... Windmoor Dual Diagnosis Program Highly structured program for treatment of depression, anxiety, and stress related disorders, when coupled with addiction issues. Patients who suffer from alcoholism or chemical dependency and may be in need of stabilization, can enter this program. Strong emphasis on avoiding addictive substances to treat our patients. Behavioral therapeutic approaches to treatment and positive reinforcement for the recovery process. Intensive group and family psychotherapy Call Website... Windmoor Elder Adult Program Treatment of psychiatric disorders common in aging. Symptoms may include: major depression; anxiety and stress related disorders; aggressive behavior; hallucinations, and/or psychotic episodes; suicidal or homicidal ideation and/or attempts; recreational therapy; and medically related issues specific to this age group. Behavioral change is achieved through education and treatment. Family members and significant others are an integral part of care and included in all areas of treatment. Therapies include: activity therapy; group therapy; patient rights; nutrition groups; communication groups; selfcare groups; medication groups; psychoeducational groups; and discharge and aftercare planning. After discharge, patients may choose from a wide variety of follow-up and outpatient services offered by the hospital Call Website... Windmoor Outpatient Services Intensive outpatient services provided by a multi-disciplinary team that individualizes assessments and treatments. Patients can be treated in this program while still under the care of their private physician. Signs and symptoms that an evaluation is needed include: memory loss; altered thoughts; paranoia; social isolation; poor impulse control; disorientation; combative behavior; suicidal thoughts; inability to concentrate; sleeping or eating disorders; depression, hopelessness and pessimism; and restlessness and/or hyperactivity. Group therapies include coping skills; grief and loss; mental health; anxiety; goals; co-dependency; self esteem; substance abuse; stress management; problem solving; medication education; communication; socialization/recreation activities; sleeping or eating disorders; and medication management by the psychiatrist Call Website... Windmoor Women's Program Intensive Program to develop effective coping skills while promoting the development of a healthy lifestyle. Symptoms include: Depression; anger; mood disorders; phobias; anxiety; panic disorders; co-dependency; compulsions; sleep disorders; eating disorders; dysfunctional relationships; dissociation and history of abuse; self medication with drugs, alcohol, food and/or sex; post traumatic stress disorder. Therapeutic groups include: trauma recovery, women's issues; self esteem; healthy eating; coping skills; and processing feelings Call Website... MHC-Work-Ready For people with mental illness to prepare and test work skills in a supportive environment, which promotes their ability to move into competitive employment. Jobs in lawn maintenance and janitorial services are available. M-F 8: W Violet St., Tampa YWCA Emergency Shelter Emergency shelter for single women and families th Ave. S., Bldg 2, St. Petersburg Fax YWCA/USF Family Village 34

35 Housing for families and pregnant women th Ave. S., Bldg.2, St. Petersburg Fax Website... Index A AA, 3 AARF, see ACTS Adult Addictions Receiving Facility Addiction and Treatment AARF, see ACTS Adult Addictions Receiving Facility ACTS Adult Addictions Receiving Facility, 1 ACTS Assessment Center, 1 ACTS In-home Services, 2 ACTS Transitional Housing Program, 2 Agency for Community Treatment Service, Inc. (ACTS) Tampa, 2 Al-Anon and Alateen Family Groups, 3 Alcoholics Anonymous, Central Office of Pinellas County, 3 BayCare Life Management Services, Inc., 4 Boley Center for Behavioral Health Care, 5 Christlike Ministries, 5 COSA at Operation PAR, 6 Crossover for Women, 7 DACCO, see Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office Directions Clearwater Homeless Outreach Project, 7 Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office, 8 Family Intervention Program - HKI Care Centers, 9 Florida Department of Children and Families: Substance Abuse, 10 In Home/On-site Treatment Program for Pregnant and Post- Partum Women, 13 JADE, 13 Marchman Intervention Services Program, 14 MHC Collaborative Network Services for Substance Abuse and Treatment for Children and Adolescents, 17 Mustard Seed, 19 Narcotics Anonymous, 20 Operation PAR, PAR, PAIC, 21 PRIDE, 23 Rose Manor Women s Residential Program, 25 Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center, 26 Sarasota Veterans Center, 27 Sun Coast Hospital Center for Behavioral Medicine, 29 Tampa Crossroads, Inc., 29 35

36 Turning Point, 29 VA Ft. Myers Outpatient Clinic (OPC), 30 VA Residential Rehabilitation Facility, 37 Windmoor Addictions Treatment Program, 32 Windmoor Dual Diagnosis Program, 32 Windmoor Healthcare of Clearwater, 31 Windmoor Women's Program, 32 Advocacy Services Advocacy Center, 2 Asian Family and Community Empowerment (FACE) Center, Inc., 4 CASA, 6 Advocacy Services (continued) Community Action Stops Abuse, 6 FAC, 9 Florida Advocacy Council (FAC), 9 The Haven, 9 Mental Health Coalition, 15 Social Security Administration, 27 Treatment Advocacy Center, 30 Veterans Services, 31 Agency for Community Treatment, see ACTS AIDS Coalition, see AIDS Community Project of Tampa Bay AIDS Testing, see HIV Testing, Counseling, Treatment and Referrals ARC, 20 C CASA, see Community Action Stops Abuse Case Management and Social Services Pinellas, 1 Adult Comprehensive Protection Services, Inc., 2 AIDS Community Project of Tampa Bay (AIDS Coalition), 2 Boley Center for Behavioral Health Care, 5 DACCO, see Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office Directions for Mental Health, Inc., 7 Directions TANF Outreach, 7 Di's Imani, Inc., 8 Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office (DACCO), 8 East Henry Academy, 8 EMPACT Resource Center, 8 Florida Salvation Army Headquarters, 10 Gulf Coast Community Care, 11 Gulf Coast Community Care Geriatric Crisis Response Team, (GRTS), 12 Kinship Care, 14 Metro Diversity Center, 15 Metropolitan Charities, Inc., 15 MHC Adult Case Management Program, 16 MHC Family and School Support Team (FASST2), 17 MHC Family Services Planning Team (FSPT), 18 MHC Intensive Case Management, 18 MHC Severely Emotionally Disturbed Outreach, 19 Network Project: Homeless Outreach, 20 PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC), 21 Pinellas County Human Services, 23 Red Shield Lodge Emergency Shelter, 27 Resource Center for Women, 24 Salvation Army, Salvation Army Social Services, 27 St. Pete Metro Diversity Center, 27 Suncoast Center for Community Mental Health Inc., 29 Tampa Bay AIDS Network (TBAN), 29 Tampa Metro Diversity Center, 30 TBAN, 29 YWCA Emergency Shelter, 33 D Detoxification Adult Addictions Receiving Facility, 2 AARF, 2 Adult Addictions Receiving Facility, 2 Operation PAR Narcotic Addiction Treatment Center (NATC), 21 Operation PAR, Inc. Help Line, 21 PAR, Turning Point, 29 Domestic Violence Community Action Stops Abuse, 6 Directions Clearwater Homeless Outreach Project, 7 End Violence Early (EVE) Program, 8 Family Service Centers of Pinellas, Inc., 9 Family Resources Centers, 9 Haven, The, 12 Homeless Emergency Project (HEP), 12 Windmoor Adult Therapeutic Program, 32 Dual diagnosis Windmoor Dual Diagnosis Program, 32 MHC Collaborative Network Services for Substance Abuse and Treatment for Children and Adolescents, 17 Family Service Centers of Pinellas, Inc., 7 Haven, The, 9 E Ex-offenders Services JADE, 13 Live Oak Cabins, 14 Metropolitan Hillsborough County Jail Services, 16 Metropolitan Inmate Discharge Planning, 16 Metropolitan Pinellas County Jail Services, 16 PRIDE, 23 Suncoast Center for Community Mental Health, 29 Tampa Crossroads Outpatient Counseling, 30 Suncoast Center for Community Mental Health, Inc., 15 F FAC, 9 FASST2, 17 FSPT, 18 H HCHD Downtown Health Center, 8 35

37 Floyd "Doc" Kelton Health Center, 10 Joyce Ely Health Center, 13 Plant City Health Center, 23 University Area Community Health Center, 30 HEP, see Homeless Emergency Project Hillsborough County Health Department, see HCHD HIV Testing, Counseling, Treatment and Referrals AIDS Coalition, 8 HIV Testing, Counseling, Treatment and Referrals (continued) AIDS Community Project of Tampa Bay, 2 AIDS Florida Hotline, 3 AIDS National Hotline, 3 Clearwater Community Health Centers, 6 Di s Imani, 8 Downtown Health Center, HCHD, 8 EMPACT Resource center, 8 Family Emergency Treatment Center, 14 Floyd "Doc" Kelton Health Center, 10 For AIDS Care Today (FACT), 10 Grace Manor, 11 Greene Chapel AME Church, 11 Guardian Association of Pinellas County, 8 Gulf Coast Community Care, 8 Day Treatment, 9 Geriatric Crisis Response Team, 9 Jail Diversion Program, 10 Healing the Heart, 6 Healthy Start, 6 Health Department of Pinellas County-Clearwater, 12 Health Department of Pinellas County-Largo, 12 Health Department of Pinellas County-St. Petersburg, 12 Health Department of Pinellas County-Tarpon Springs, 12 Infectious Disease Research Institute, Inc., 13 Johnnie Ruth Clarke Health Center, 13 Largo Community Health Centers, 6 Metropolitan Charities, Inc., 15 Metro Charities Counseling Programs, 15 Metropolitan Hillsborough County Jail Services, 16 Metropolitan Pinellas County Jail Services, 16 Metropolitan Women's Personal Care Pantry, 16 Operation PAR, 20 Community Assessment Intervention, 20 Adolescent Residential Center (ARC), 20 COSA, 6 Juvenile and Family Services, 20 Help Line, 21 Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC), 21 Operation HOPE, 21 PAR, 20 PEHMS, 20 Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Services (PEMHS), hour Mental Health Assistance, 20 "A" Team, 20 Child & Adolescent Psychiatric, 21 CAPP, 21 Children s Continuum of Care, 21 Pinellas County Community Health Centers, 6 Pinellas Park Community Health Centers, 6 Plant City Health Center, 23 St. Petersburg Women's Health Center, 15 Suicide Hotline, 22 Tampa Bay AIDS Network (TBAN), 29 Tarpon Springs Community Health Centers, 6 University Area Community Health Center, 30 Homeless Services Drop-in Center, ASAP, 3 Homeless Services Beacon House, 4 CHIPS, 6 Clearwater Homeless Intervention Project, 6 Daystar Hope Center, Inc., 7 Directions Clearwater Homeless Outreach Project, 7 Drop-in Center, 3 Everybody's Tabernacle, 9 Homeless Services (continued) Grace House, 10 HEP, 12 Hillsborough County Health Department, see HCHD Homeless Emergency Project, 12 Hope House, 26 Hospitality House, 26 Human Services, Pinellas County, 23 Mobile Medical Unit of Pinellas County Social Services, 19 Network Project: Homeless Outreach, 20 Resurrection House, 25 Safe Place, 25 Salvation Army Hope House, 26 Salvation Army Hospitality House, 26 Shop, The: Drop-In Services for the Homeless, 27 St. Vincent de Paul of St. Petersburg, 28 St. Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen, 28 Suncoast Center For Community Mental Health, 29 Suncoast Haven of Rest Mission, 29 L Legal Services Adult Comprehensive Protective Services, 2 Advocacy Center, 2 Clearwater Bar Lawyer Referral Service, 11 Religious Community Services, 24 St. Petersburg Bar Lawyer Referral Service, 11 Long-term Housing 66th Street Group Home, 1 ACTS Assisted Living Facility, 1 ACTS Independent Living and Permanent Housing Program, 2 Alternative Family Program, 3 Benedict Haven, Inc., 5 Boley Center for Behavioral Health Care, 5 Brewer s Bridgeway, 5 Christopher Center, 5 Clearwater Housing Authority, 10 Dunedin Housing Authority, 10 Edmund Gaines Graham Home, 8 Grace Manor, 11 Hacienda House, 12 Housing and Urban Development, 10 Housing Authority, 10 HUD, 10 Hunter Oaks, 13 Matthew s Corner, 14 Pinellas County Housing Authority, 10 St. Petersburg Housing Authority, 10 Tarpon Springs Housing Authority, 10 TBAN-Gulf Coast HIV/AIDS Housing, 30 M Medical Services 36

38 Bay Pines Veterans Eligibility Line, 4 Bay Pines Veterans' Hospital, 4 Bayfront Family Health Center, 4 Bayfront Medical Center, 4 Brandon Outreach Clinic, 5 Center Pharmacy, 5 Children s Medical Services, 5 Clearwater Free Clinic, 6 Medical Services (continued) Community Health Centers, 6 Consult-a-Nurse, 6 Department of Children and Families (DCF), 9 Downtown Health Center, 8 Dunedin VA Outpatient Clinic, 30 East Manatee Health and Wellness Center, 8 Ed White Hospital, 8 Ellenton VA Outpatient Clinic, 30 Florida Department of Children and Families, 9 Ft. Myers VA Outpatient Clinic, 30 Free Clinic, Clearwater, 6 Free Clinic, St. Petersburg, 14 Healing Hands Health Center, 12 HealthNet Helpline, 12 Johnnie Ruth Clarke Health Center, 13 Joyce Ely Health Center, 13 Judeo Christian Health Clinic, Inc., 10 Medicaid, Mobile Medical Unit, 19 Morton Plant Hospital, 19 Mother and Child Care, 19 Naples VA Outpatient Clinic, 31 Narcotics Anonymous, 20 Pinellas Cares Clinic, 22 Pinellas County Health Department, 22 Pinellas County Human Services, 23 Planned Parenthood, 23 Plant City Health Center, 23 Port Charlotte VA Outpatient Clinic, 31 Resurrection House, 25 Salvation Army, 25 St. Petersburg, Free Clinic, 28 St. Petersburg VA Outpatient Clinic, 31 St. Vincent de Paul of Clearwater, 25 Sarasota VA Outpatient Clinic, 31 Sulphur Springs Health Center, HDHC, 28 University Area Community Health Center, HCHD, 30 VA Hospital, Bay Pines 4 Mental Health Emergency Walk-in Clinic, 22 Mental Health Services 24-Hour Mental Health Assistance, 13 ACTS Assessment Center, 1 ACTS Transitional Housing, 2 Adult Rehabilitation Center, Salvation Army, 14 Agency for Community Treatment of Tampa, 2 Alternatives for Children in Crisis, 6 Bay Pines Veterans' Eligibility Line, 4 Bay Pines Veterans' Hospital, 4 BayCare Life Management Services, Inc., 4 Bayfront Family Health Center, 4 Benedict Haven, Inc., 5 Boley Center for Behavioral Health Care, 5 Community Health Centers, 6 Clearwater Homeless Outreach Project, 7 Crisis Center of Tampa Bay, 7 DCF, 9 DCF Children s Mental Health, 10 DCF Florida Abuse Hotline, 10 DCF Mental Health, 10 Department of Children and Families, 9 Directions Alternatives for Children in Crisis, 7 Directions Clearwater Homeless Outreach Project, 7 Directions for Mental Health, Inc., 7 Directions Healing the Heart, 7 Directions Healthy Start, 7 Directions TANF Outreach, 7 Directions Teens n Transition, 7 Mental Health Services (continued) Drop-in Center, Suncoast, 15 East Henry Academy, 8 Edmund Gaines Graham Home, 8 Empowering Victims of Abuse, 8 Emergency Walk-in Clinic, 22 End Violence Early (EVE) Program, 8 Family Resource Centers, 9 Family Reunification Program, 9 Family Service Centers of Pinellas, Inc., 7 FACT, 10 Florida Council on Compulsive Gambling, 9 Florida Department of Children and Families, 9 DCF Children s Mental Health, 10 DCF Florida Abuse Hotline, 10 DCF Mental Health, 10 Florida Mental Health Institute at USF, 10 For AIDS Care Today (FACT), 10 Guardian Association of Pinellas County, 8 Gulf Coast Community Care, 11 Day Treatment, 11 Geriatric Crisis Response Team, 11 Jail Diversion Program, 11 Healing the Heart, 7 Healthy Start, 7 Metro Charities Counseling Programs, 15 MHC Adult Case Management Program, 16 Operation PAR, 20 Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC), 21 Adolescent Residential Center (ARC), 20 Community Assessment Intervention, 20 COSA, 6 Juvenile and Family Services, 20 Help Line, 21 Operation HOPE, 21 PAR, PEHMS, Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Services, hour Mental Health Assistance, 21 "A" Team, 21 Child & Adolescent Psychiatric, 21 CAPP, 22 Children s Continuum of Care, 22 Family Emergency Treatment Center, 22 Suicide Hotline, 22 Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center, 14 Suncoast Center for Community Mental Health, 15 Suncoast Drop-in Center, 15 Tampa Bay AIDS Network (TBAN), 29 TANF Outreach, 6 Teens n Transition, 6 Walk-in Clinic, 22 VA Residential Rehabilitation Center, 16 METRO Diversity Center, St. Pete, 27 METRO Diversity Center, Tampa, 29 N 37

39 NA, 20 NATC, 21 National Alliance on Mental Illness, see NAMI O Operation Hope, 21 Operation PAR, P PAIC, 21 Prostitution Redirection Initiative - Diversion and Education Program, see PRIDE R residential programs 66th Street Group Home, 1 ACTS Transitional Housing Program, 1 Adolescent Residential Center (ARC), 13 Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit, 16 ARC, 13 Children s Continuum of Care, 22 Collaborative Network Services for Substance Abuse and Treatment for Children and Adolescents, 17 Crossover for Women, 7 DACCO, 8 Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office, 8 Gulf Coast Community Care Geriatric Crisis Response Team (GRTS), 11 Hacienda House, GCCC, 12 Juvenile and Family Services, Operation PAR, 20 Lighthouse Ministries, 14 Operation PAR, MHC Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit, 16 MHC Adult Short-term Residential Treatment, 17 MHC Collaborative Network Services for Substance Abuse and Treatment for Children and Adolescents, 17 MHC Transitional Living Community, 19 Operation PAR Adolescent Residential Center, 20 Operation PAR Juvenile and Family Services, 20 PAR Village, 20 PEMHS, Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Services, 21 Rose Manor, 25 Short-term Residential Treatment, 17 Tampa Crossroads, Inc., 30 Transitional Living Community, MHC, 19 VA Residential Rehabilitation Facility, 31 S ASAP Women's and Children's Shelter, 3 Bay Pines Veterans' Eligibility Line, 4 Beacon House, 4 Boley Center for Behavioral Health Care, 5 Shelter and Transitional Housing (continued) CASA, 5 Center of Hope, 5 CHIPs, 5 Christlike Ministries, 5 Christopher House, 5 Clearwater Homeless Intervention Project, 5 Community Action Stops Abuse, 5 Crossover for Women, 7 Drop-in Center, ASAP, 3 Emergency Shelter, Salvation Army, 14 Everybody's Tabernacle, 9 Grace House, 10 HEP, 10 Harbor Crest, 12 Haven, The, 9 Homeless Emergency Project (HEP), 10 Mustard Seed, 19 Salvation Army Emergency Shelter, 14 PAR Village, 20 Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center, 26 Salvation Army, Harbor Crest, 12 St. Petersburg Free Clinic Women's Residence, 14 Suicide Hotline, 14 Transitional Housing, ASAP, 3 Women's and Children's Shelter, ASAP, 3 Women's Residence, St. Petersburg Free Clinic, 14 Stepping Stone, 28 Turning Point, 29 Sixty-sixth Street Group Home, 1 Substance Abuse Treatment, see Addiction and Treatment Suicide Hotline, 14 T TBAN, 29 V Vocational and Employment Services Abilities of Florida, 1 Boley Center for Behavioral Health Care, 5 Directions TANF Outreach, 6 Directions Teens n Transition, 6 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast, Inc. 8 Metro Cyber Center, 11 Resource Center for Women, 14 Tampa Bay AIDS Network Outreach, 6 Shelter and Transitional Housing ACTS Transitional Housing Program, 2 Adult Rehabilitation Center, Salvation Army, 14 Alpha House, 3 ASAP Homeless Services Drop-in Center, 3 ASAP Transitional Housing, 3 38