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COMMUNITY RESOURCES Child Care Child Care Services Program Phone: (214) 670-8258 This program pays a portion of child care expenses for working parents whose income falls below 150% of the State s median income for a period of one year. The program provides assistance to individuals ineligible for Head Start and Child Care Management Assistance (CCMA). To Qualify: Reside within the city limits of Dallas Choose child care in licensed facility within city limits of Dallas Have legal custody of the child/ren who are enrolling Total gross monthly income for ALL adults in household must fall within the prescribed guidelines Phone: 2-1-1 Comprehensive Information & Referral 2-1-1 Texas delivers efficient access to the most appropriate sources of help and information. Anywhere in Texas, anyone can call 2-1-1 for free information and referrals to health and human service agencies, nonprofit and faith-based organizations, disaster relief resources, and volunteer opportunities. The 2-1-1 helpline in Dallas maintains a comprehensive community resource database of services providing assistance with healthcare, employment, educational, legal, housing, counseling, and transportation needs, and much more. Domestic Violence Counseling The Family Place Main Line: (214) 559-2170 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: (214) 559-2170 The largest family violence service provider located in Dallas. Provides emergency shelter and crisis counseling for all victims women, children and men including transitional housing and case management. New Beginnings Center Main Line: (972) 276-0423 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: (972) 276-0057

Fosters an environment of safety, support and respect for families affected by domestic violence through crisis intervention, counseling, shelter, education, advocacy, and diverse community partnerships. Brighter Tomorrows Main Line: (972)263-0506 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: (972) 262-8383 Toll Free Crisis Hotline: (866) 925-SAFE(7233) emergency shelters counseling and community outreach centers in Grand Prairie and DeSoto. These centers provide support groups, counseling, and community education. thrift stores (Desoto, Grand Prairie) provide household goods and other necessities for agency clients. The store in DeSoto also provides utility assistance for individuals and families in that community. Transitional Housing Program up to 2 yrs that includes life skills training, counseling. Sexual Assault Services - a full range of services to survivors of sexual assault. Non-resident Services: 24-hour crisis hotline, counseling, groups, parenting classes, life skills classes, referrals (housing, employment, childcare, training, governmental resources, etc.). Mosaic Family Services Main Line: (214) 821-5393 Domestic Violence Hotline: (214) 823-4434 Human Trafficking Hotline: (214) 823-1911 MFS, formerly known as East Dallas Counseling Center, meets unmet needs of multicultural communities of the Metroplex. Provides direct and outreach services. Multicultural staff is fluent in over 30 languages and provides case management, counseling, legal assistance, and shelter. CONTACT Dallas Main Line: (972) 233-0866 24 Hour Crisis Hotline: (972) 233-2233 Teen Help Line: (972) 233-8336 Serving teens to seniors facing daily life challenges. 24-hour free confidential listening, comfort, and connection to resources, education and emergency assistance. a Rape Crisis Center 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 972-641-RAPE (7273) Provides comprehensive programs including counseling, crisis intervention and advocacy for survivors of sexual violence. Includes LBGT to the disabled and the elderly persons in their scope of service.

Suicide and Crisis Center of North Texas Main Line: (214) 824-7023 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: (214) 828-1000 or (866)672-5100 Answer calls throughout the Metroplex, as well as 2 national crisis lines. People in crisis call 24 hours a day. Department of Family and Child Protective Services State Office: 512-438-4800 Report abuse or neglect : 1-800-252-5400 ( Texas Runaway Hotline: 1-888-580-HELP (4357) Texas Youth Hotline: 1-800-210-2278 DFPS is charged with protecting children, adults, elderly and individuals with disabilities living at home or in state facilities, licensing group day-care homes, day-care centers, and registered family homes. Manages community-based programs that prevent delinquency, abuse, neglect and exploitation of Texas children, elderly and disabled adults. Services provided through Adult Protective Services, Child Protective Services, and Child Care Licensing divisions. Teen Contact Main Line: (972) 233-0866 24-Hour Teen Crisis Hotline: (972) 233-8336 24-Hour Adult Crisis Hotline: (972) 233-2233 Offers teens a free 24-hour help line, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Employment City Square (WorkPaths) Director: Patricia Smith-Harrington (AFMBC member) Phone: 214.823.4409 Address: 409 N. Haskell Dallas, TX 75246 Eligibility: Low-income adults (over 18) interested in pre-employment training. Call to initiate services. Monday Thursday: 9am 5pm Workforce Solutions - Greater Dallas Phone: (972) 709-5377 (Stemmons office - total of 9 offices in Dallas County) www.workintexas.com Provides array of services to help individual seeking employment. Services include a resource room, job search assistance, unemployment insurance, referrals to other services. Operate several federally funded employment and training programs including: Workforce Investment Act, Trade Adjustment Assistance, Veterans Employment & Training, Job Corps, CHOICES, Child Care Management Services (CCMS).

Health Care City Square Operations Manager: Frances Martinez Phone: 214.821.8644 Address: 2835 Grand Avenue Dallas, TX 75215 Eligibility: Individuals living in Dallas County who are uninsured or underinsured. Initiate services by calling to schedule an appointment M-W-F 8:30 a 5:30 p, T-Th 8:30 a 7:30 p The Bridge Breast Cancer Network Phone: 214.821.3820 Links low-income, uninsured individuals to diagnostic and treatment services for breast cancer. Housing City Square (Affordable Housing - Central Dallas Community Development Corporation) Phone: 214.573.2570 Address: 511 N. Akard St., Suite 301 Dallas,TX 75201 Eligibility: individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness How to initiate services: call number below for appointment Hours: M-F 9 am 4 pm Dallas Housing Authority Phone: 214.951.8300 Address: 3939 N Hampton Rd., Dallas, TX 75212 Dallas County operates a number of housing programs. Home Loan Counseling Center (214.819.6060) Helps people buy a home by providing counseling services and down payment assistance. The HLCC can be reached at The County's Emergency Rental Assistance/Welfare Program provides short-term rental assistance to the disabled indigent who do not yet receive social security, workers compensation or other disability benefits. For more information about this program, please call 214.819.2000. The County's Section 8 Rental Assistance Program provides rental assistance to lowincome households. For more information about this program, please call 214.819.1871. The County's Weatherization Program provides energy-related improvements (insulation, weather-stripping, etc.) to low-income residences. For more information about this program, please call 214.819.1909.

The County's Replacement Housing Program demolishes substandard low/moderate income owner-occupied housing that is too dilapidated to be economically repaired and replaces it with a new 1,000-square-foot home. This program is only operated in a few of the County's smaller cities. For more information about this program, please call 214.653.6884. Legal Services Dallas Bar Association Main Line: 214-220-7400 The Dallas Bar Association is dedicated to the continuing education of its members as well as public service programs and improvement of the administration of justice. CitySquare Legal Action Works (L.A.W.) Director: Ken Koonce Phone: 214.827.1000 Address: 511 N. Akard St., Suite 302 Dallas, Texas 75201 Eligibility: Dallas County residents who cannot afford traditional legal services. Initiate Services by calling. All applications must be submitted in person. Catholic Charities Main Line: 214-520-6590 Serves, advocates for, and empowers people in need. Catholic Charities of Dallas is committed to: Fulfilling the gospel mandate of welcoming the stranger, supporting the weak, serving people in need and celebrating the gifts of every individual and family; mpowers individuals and families to become more self-sufficient; Providing tools and resources to help individuals and families live productive lives Human Rights Initiative Main Line: 214-855-0520 At Human Rights Initiative includes lawyers, social workers, pastors and students. Through a network of dedicated volunteers, Human Rights Initiative helps those who have suffered terrible wrongs at home for worshipping their God, speaking out against oppression, for being women. Provide legal representation and social services free of charge to those who have fled persecution and arrived in Dallas. Dallas City Attorney Main Line: (214) 670-3519 Provides transactional and advisory services as general counsel, and litigation services, handling the bulk of lawsuits in-house. The General Counsel Division, the Litigation Division, and the Community Advocacy Division of the City Attorney's Office are each divided into several sections.

Mental Health Dallas MetroCare: Contact: 214-743-6188 Location: The Pathways Center 1340 River Bend Drive Dallas, TX Services available to anyone, although most clients are members of a state-sponsored plan (NorthSTAR, Medicaid, or Medicare) or have private insurance. Some private pay patients are seen on a sliding fee scale based on the person s ability to pay. "The Metrocare Plan" is an abbreviated set of services offered at a discounted rate for clients who do not qualify for public assistance. The Metrocare Plan includes: 1. Initial evaluation ($100) 2. Follow-up appointments ($50) 3. Generic medications (starting at $4 for a 30 day supply) Depending on medication, there may be additional lab charges. Persons must request The Metrocare Plan when making an appointment. Metrocare Services Lancaster-Kiest OP Clinic Location: 3330 S Lancaster Rd Dallas, Texas 75216-4531 Phone (214) 371-6639 Adult Mental Health Services outpatient clinics, community-based support and rehabilitative programs, housing and homeless services, 24-hour emergency services, hospital liaison services, intensive family services, and long-term supports. Specialize in caring for people with severe and persistent mental illness (such as schizophrenia, major depression, and bipolar disorder) and other severely disabling disorders requiring crisis resolution or ongoing and long-term support and treatment. DMC is the provider of choice for maintaining people with these disorders at home, and off the streets, out of the jails, and out of the hospital. Timberlawn Mental Health System Phone (214) 381-7181 Address 4600 Samuell Blvd Dallas, Texas 75228-6827 Services Inpatient Care Offers a comprehensive range of care for children, adolescents and adults with psychiatric or substance abuse problems. Levels of care are available for every situation. North Texas Behavioral Health Authority Main Line: 214-366-9407 Creates a well-managed, integrated, and high quality delivery system of behavioral health services available to qualified consumers in the NorthSTAR region (must be income eligible)

LifeNet Main Line: 214-221-5433 LifeNet (a non-profit organization) provides comprehensive services for the homeless and mentally ill in North Texas. Turtle Creek Recovery Center Main Line: 214.871.2484. The only residential program in North Texas dedicated to serving both men and women who have cooccurring disorders of severe mental illness and alcohol or drug addiction. Offender Re-Entry Project Reconnect Phone: (214)- 671-0963 City of Dallas outreach program designed to provide re-entry assistance to nonviolent offenders on parole. Program provides case managers to assist both violent and nonviolent state or federal offenders who are HIV or AIDS diagnosed. Program includes employment, housing, education/training, recover support, and community service. Substance Abuse Baylor Center for Addictive Diseases Phone: (214) 820-7676 Hotline: (214) 820-7676 Address: 3500 Gaston Avenue Truett Hospital Dallas TX 75246 Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse services Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment, Detoxification Type of Care: Hospital inpatient, Outpatient, Partial hospitalization/day treatment Payment Accepted: Self payment, Medicare Crossroads Recovery Phone: 214) 339-3181 Address: 5552 South Hampton Road Dallas TX 75232 Primary Focus: Substance abuse treatment services Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment, Methadone Maintenance Type of Care: Outpatient Payment Accepted: Self payment

Homeward Bound, Inc. Phone: 214-941-3500 Address: 315 Sunset Ave. Dallas, TX 75208 Residential and outpatient drug and alcohol treatment, detox, group and individual counseling, and social services for men/women ages 18 and above. Mental health assessment, counseling and crisis stabilization services. Medication supported outpatient treatment for opiate dependency. AA Groups and Recovery Support Services. Teen Violence No More Violence Phone: 214-766-8995 Address: Johnson Chapel (meets 4 th Mondays) 1400 N Hampton Rd Desoto, 75115 Organization campaigns against the use of violence by and against children and youth by raising awareness in the community. Utilities Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center (City of Dallas) Phone: (214) 670-8416 Assistance is based upon eligibility and fund availability. Assist with electricity bills (TXU & Reliant only); Dallas Water Utilities, Food Assistance - Showers of Blessings (Tues & Thurs 9:30-11a.m.), Counseling (Budgeting, Benefit Counseling, etc.), Information & Referral, HOPWA. Participants must meet program requirements. Women s Shelters Safe Haven Main Line: (817) 535-6462 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 1-877-701-SAFE (7233) SafeHaven has two emergency shelters, Arlington and Fort Worth, for women and their minor children. Provides non-residential services through the Resource Centers to clients seeking emotional, legal and practical support to move from victim to survivor. Genesis Women s Shelter Main Line: (214)389-7700 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: (214)946-HELP Provides shelter and expert services to battered women and their children

Hopes Door Main Line: (972)422-2911 Hotline: (972) 422-7233/24-hour crisis (step 1 for admission to emergency shelter) Free services - including crisis counseling and resource referrals. Services to women and their children in Dallas, Collin and surrounding counties for 30 days. Offers intensive group counseling for abusive individuals.