Community Resources in the Greater Tampa Bay Area

	*Counselor Education Program*
Community Mental Health Resources in the Greater Tampa Bay Area
This site was developed by Carlos P. Zalaquett, Ph.D. Information was gathered and compiled by Ms. Theresa Lewis and Ms. Lori Dudak.


A.C.T.S. (Agency for Community Treatment Services)
4604 N 56th St. Tampa, FL
986-5966 246-4899 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F
www.agencyforcommunitytreatmentservices.com
General Services: prevention intervention residential treatment outpatient services acute care supportive services Specific Population(s): Adolescents Non-residential intensive day treatment program for twenty youth, male and female between the ages of 13 and 17 who need help coping with alcohol and drug abuse. Accepts youth from Polk, Highland, and Hardee Counties Residential twenty-five bed group home program for teenage boys with alcohol and drug abuse problems from Polk, Highland, and Hardee Counties. Substance abuse treatment including an Addictions Receiving Facility (ARF) (an emergency assessment, stabilization and detoxification program co-located with the Juvenile Assessment Center (JAC) in Tampa) residential treatment services (Hillsborough and Polk Counties) outpatient services (Tampa) intensive day treatment services (Polk County). Adults Substance abuse treatment services including detoxification (Hillsborough County), residential treatment (1983-Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties), and outpatient services (Hillsborough County) In-Home Treatment Program for Pregnant and Postpartum Women which is a substance abuse day treatment program including parenting classes and training to help adult pregnant and postpartum women 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. Homeless outreach services through the homeless day shelter program Transitional and independent living services that specialize in treatment and support of the chronically substance impaired, particularly those with mental illness. HIV/AIDS outreach and intervention to people in treatment and also in the community Transitional housing program with supportive services for disabled veterans and non veterans. Description: ACTS is a not-for-profit corporation, with a staff that has a wealth of experience working with these populations and hold state deemed licensures and credentials in the areas of: family safety and preservation juvenile delinquency and criminal justice substance abuse housing and economic self sufficiency health and wellness.


Alpha House, "A Beginning" Inc.
201 S Tampania Ave. Tampa, FL 33609
875-2024 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. M-F
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Specific Services & Populations: provide opportunities for pregnant women (of all ages) in crisis and their babies to create promising lives. Two programs available are the Maternity residence (20 beds) and Transitional housing (8 bedrooms) empower pregnant and parenting women to break the cycle of abuse and poverty through individual mental health counseling, case management, career counseling, life skills classes, and parent education programs Women (21 years and older) may stay for approximately 2 years; child-bearing children and teens may stay up to six months Fees area charged once residents obtain employment


American Cancer Society
1001 S MacDill Ave. Tampa, FL 33629 Other locations throughout the Tampa Bay area
254-3630 9 a.m. -5 p.m. M-F
www2.cancer.org/state/fl/hc_tobacco.htm
The American Cancer Society is the nationwide community- based voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer, through: Specific Services: research education advocacy service. prevention primarily on tobacco control the relationship between diet and physical activity and cancer promoting coordinated school health reducing the risk of skin cancer Specific Populations: Adults and children


Apple Services A Division of the Crisis Center of Hillsborough County, Inc.
209 South Morgan Street Tampa, FL 33602
813-228-0011 8 A.M.-5 P.M. M-F
Services: Specialize in sexual abuse treatment services. Child and Family Services Individual and family assessment Individual counseling Small group treatment according to developmental stage Family counseling Parent education programs Case management Assessment services Psychological testing and evaluation services Personality, vocational, intellectual and educational testing Judicial testimony is offered when appropriate Sexual Assault Services Emergency medical examinations provided by nurses prepared and qualified to testify in court 24 hour personal sexual assault counseling 24 hour rape hotline (813-234-1234) Support groups Education professional workshops for community leaders seminars internships Populations: victims of sexual abuse ages 3 to 18 rape victims children who are molesting others families affected by sexual abuse

Bay Area Youth Services (DJJ)

5118 N 56th St. Suite 206
Tampa, FL 33610

628-8989
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F

www.djj.state.fl.us

Mission:
A not for profit cooperation intended to provide specific and immediate sanctions and services to offenders through community based services to ...

instill a sense of responsibility in the offender
provide redress to society and the victim
provide the offender and his/her family the guidance and tools necessary to avoid further criminal involvement

Specific Services:

Community Work Service-complete assigned number of volunteer work hours with local nonprofit, civic or government agencies
Victim restitution-make reimbursement to victim in cases of property damage or loss
Counseling-consists of crisis intervention, problem identification, conflict resolution, enhancement of communication, family coping, and parenting skills (individual, group, and family counseling)
Seminars-offered in series of three, 2 hour sessions to stimulate understanding of law, self-concept, alternatives to violence, and entering the workplace

Also coordinates with other community agencies to ensure participants receive any additional services.

Specific Populations:

at-risk youth (under age 18)
minor offenders (misdemeanants, felons and repeat offenders under age 18)


Brookwood
901 7th Ave. S St. Petersburg, FL 33705
727-822-4789 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F
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Specific Services: Residential group home individual counseling Specific Populations: adolescent girls ages 13-18, struggling with anxiety, depression, self esteem, and family tension.


Catholic Charities
6533 9th Ave. N Suite 1-East St. Pete, FL 33710
727-893-1314 Tampa 813-631-4370 New Port Richey 813-834-3984 Clearwater 813-724-1599 Dade City 904-521-1217 Plant City 813-757-3871 Spring Hill 904-686-9897 Citrus County 800-242-9012 Ruskin 813-671-5250 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday
www.catholiccharitiesusa.org/poverty.html
Goal: To reduce poverty, support families, and empower communities in the United States. Mission: provide service for people in need advocate for justice in social structures call the entire Church and other people of good will to do the same Services: Pregnancy and Parenting Support Services (free confidential pregnancy testing, paraprofessional counseling, community resource referrals, information on adoption, pre-natal and child birth education, post-natal and parenting education, maternity and infant supplies, post abortion support groups) Adoption Cervices (pre adoption counseling and support, assistance in locating financial aid for pre- and post-partum medical expenses, baby's delivery and hospital care, temporary housing, post adoption counseling and support) Children and Family Outreach (personal, marriage and family mental health counseling; individual, couples and group counseling; child and adult therapies; referrals to other agencies; educational sessions; case management) AIDS Buddy Ministry Mercy House (provides short and long term living environment for HIV positive mothers with children under six years of age) Population: Families with children, men, women, child-bearing women (including teens); children (3-12)


Children's Home Society/ Joshua House
7454 Palm River Rd Tampa, FL 33619
740-4266; 813-884-5930 8:30 - 5 M-F
www.chsfl.org www.joshuahouse.com
Purpose: A non-profit agency that through collaborative effort identifies, supports, and links community services and resources to support children and families. Spanish speaking staff available. Services: Intake and screening for eligibility criteria to link families to community programs Family and School Support Team (FAST II)- support and link children and families to meet housing/safety, education, legal, social/emotional, recreational, health and spiritual needs. Family Preservation Project- family counseling (in office or in home) Healthy Families-(Town N' Country area) home visitation system which instructs in family health issues, child development issues, positive parenting techniques, community resource information, school readiness, and bilingual services. Kinship Care- support and link children and relative caregivers to community resources; in-home support services; family support group; transportation Parents as Partners- voluntary program for children and families identified through DCF. Provides in home support; links families to recreation, parenting classes, therapy/counseling, tutoring, transportation, vocational training in the community. Housing and Resource Program- assists families in locating, applying, and improving eligibility for securing housing. Joshua House- licensed residential group care program providing emergency shelter and residential group foster care for abused, abandoned, or neglected children. Population: Families and caregivers with children 0-18; Healthy Families is for families with babies under the age of 2 weeks; families identified by DCF are eligible for some programs.


DACCO
4422 E Columbus Dr Tampa, FL 33605
984-0909 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., M-F
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Specific Services: SATISFY outpatient program drug dependent adolescents 13-17 individual & group counseling, with family component CHAPEL DAY TREATMENT day treatment program for drug dependent adolescents colocated with North Tampa Alternative School attend school and receive individual, group and family services TAMPA OUTPATIENT (TOP) substance use dependence random urine screens individual and group counseling DRUG COURT court ordered program for first time felony offenders 18 month program individual and group counseling random urine screens acupuncture judicial case review CHEMO-TREATMENT opiate addicts methadone dosing individual and group counseling case management referral SAMI DAY TREATMENT drug dependent women with children screening assessment individual and group counseling GED medical examinations basic nursing services parenting education child assessment and referral vocational assistance case management developmental day care transportation outreach RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT 24 hr/day services drug dependent individuals individual and group counseling family program GED vocational assistance medical examinations PREVENTION/INTERVENTION PROGRAMS community services (screening, case management, court liaison, referrals) Hillsborough COunty School District in-school services employee assistance program rural social services program Specific Population: Serves all persons regardless of their ability to pay for services; see individual programs for specific eligibilities. Collaborative Agencies: Hillsborough County Anti-Drug Alliance, Hillsborough County Public Safety Coordinating Council, HHSB Alcohol, Drug & Mental Health, United Way of Hillsborough County, Drug Free Workplace Committee (Chamber of Commerce) Substance Abuse Newborn Committee (Children & Families)


Directions for Mental Health
1437 S Belcher Clearwater, FL 33764
727-524-4464 hours of operation
www.directionsmh.org
Specific Services: Children's Services Adolescent Day Treatment Program- serves adolescents with serious emotional problems through individual, group and family therapy with academic instruction. Case Management Services Elementary Mental Health Operations (ELMHO)- mental health services through individual and group therapy for emotionally handicapped children at specific school sites. Family COnnections- intensive in-home and case management for "at risk" families Outpatient Services- parenting education; family, group individual, or play therapy; psychiatric and psychological consultation mental health services to homeless families preschool consultation services respite care services Teens 'N Transition- services for older adolescents with emotional problems who are permanently committed to foster care. Specific Populations: mental health needs of children, adolescents, families, adults, and seniors from: our main facility in Clearwater second office in Largo, and outreach programs throughout upper Pinellas County in the Tampa Bay area of west central Florida.


Dept. of Children's Services
3110 Clay Magnum Lane Tampa, Florida 33618
813-264-3807 8:00-5:00 M-F
www.childrenservicescenter.org/links.htm
Children's Services Center is a private, nonprofit organization whose mission is to ensure that quality early education and child care -- including family services -- are accessible to the communities that we serve. Services: residential care services -emotionally dysfunctional children day treatment-children counseling services-runaway and ungovernable children; reunification emergency shelter care-dependent, abused, and neglected children pre-independent group home-long-term foster care adolescent females parent education classes-adolescents and adults Populations: CHildren, adolescents and adults.


Fairwinds Treatment Center
1569 Fort Harrison Ave. S Clearwater, FL 34616
727-449-0300 800-226-0301 hours of operation
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Specific Services: 24-hour crisis intervention including: confidential assessment drug screening in-patient services out-patient services substance abuse counseling mental health counseling (depression, anxiety, eating disorders) detox services warm residential environment Specific Populations: adult and adolescent (12 and up) programs


Family Emergency Treatment Center (FETC) Mental Health Emergency Walk-In Clinic
8 am - 12 midnight 650 16th Street N St. Petersburg, FL (727) 552-1053
12 midnight - 8 am 11254 58th Street N Pinellas Park, FL (727) 541-4628
www.pemhs.org/fetc.html
Specific Services: immediate evaluation and assessment counseling individual and group therapy medication management appointment with community resources aftercare follow-up services Specific Population: children adolescents adults with personal problems ranging from family and life adjustment difficulties to stress reactions and mental illness.


Florida Baptist Children's Home
P O Box 8190 Lakeland, FL 33802
863-687-8811 hours of operation
www.christianet.com/floridabaptist www.fbchomes.org
For the purpose of Christian ministry, Florida Baptist Children's Homes: provides high quality social services and programs within a Christian context of evangelism, missions and education in Florida. residential care emergency shelter care foster care maternity care adoptions continuing education after care referrals Adult Day Program Populations: Runaway, abused, abandoned, or neglected children and teens; pregnant teens; adult men and women with disabilities


Florida Dept. of Children & Families
4000 W Dr M L King Tampa, FL 33614; 1313 Tampa Street Tampa, Florida 33602
871-7781; 813-272-3970 8:00-5:00 M-F
www.state.fl.us/cf-web
Services: One Church, One Child-Adopt a Black Child promotes child welfare services to Black children available for adoption parenting classes referrals for support services informational seminars/workshops Abuse Hotline (1-800-96-ABUSE); 24 hours, 7 days a week hotline for reports of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of children, the elderly or disabled adults Economic Services financial assistance food assistance medical assistance support for pregnant women whose unborn child is potentially eligible Populations: Abused, abandoned, or neglected children; families in need.


Florida Mental Health Institute
13301 Bruce B Downs Blvd. Tampa 33612
974-4602 hours of operation
www.fmhi.usf.edu
Florida's primary research and training center for mental health services and a nationally recognized source for its innovative research and training, the Institute was created by the Legislature to expand knowledge about how best to serve the mental health needs of Florida's citizens. Services: Colleen Bevis Resource & Education Center provide information related to policy, research, care, and services for children and families space for public interest, nonprofit civic, and support groups to hold meetings and conduct organizational activities parenting guides, self help, and self-instruction books available Individualized Support Program family guided intervention developmental and ecological assessment functional assessment of problem behavior person-centered planning communicaiton-based intervention support Florida HIPPY (Home Instruction Program for Preschool Youngsters) increase chances of positive early school experience among children who may be educationally at risk empower parents as primary educators encourage literacy fostering parental involvement in school and community skill development and work experience bridge to other applicable agencies Populations: Open to the public.


Florida Sheriff's Youth Ranch
P O Box 2000 Boys Ranch, FL 32064
386-842-5501
www.youthranches.org
Specific Services: residential group care camping services community-based services prevention of juvenile delinquency develop lawful, productive citizens through a broad range of family-centered services. Specific Population: Neglected, abused, and at-risk children (8-18 year of age) with no other appropriate living arrangements in the state of Florida WITHOUT sever behavior problems, drug or alcohol dependency.


Goodwill Industries
10596 Gandy Blvd. St. Petersburg, Florida 33702
(727) 523-1512; (727) 576-0882; (813) 877-3234 8:00-4:30 M-F
www.goodwill.org
Services: vocational counseling individual counseling outpatient intensive day/night drug treatment Populations: Adults 18 years of age and older.


Gulf Coast Community Care
407 S Arcturas Clearwater FL 33765
813-816-1235 (Pasco) 813-298-1634 (Pinellas) 8:00-5:00 M-F
www.angelfire.com/fl/gccchiv
Services: Gulf Coast Community Care is a major provider of an array of community-based services to individuals living with HIV/AIDS, serving more than 1,000 clients in Pinellas and Pasco counties. Gulf Coast provides FREE service to the clients. People living with HIV/AIDS, along with their family and partners, may receive mental health counseling as part of the HIV Programs. The goal of the HIV programs is to enhance the client's quality of life in their own home and community. Geriatric Crisis Response Team (adults 50+ at risk for suicide or psychiatric hospitalization)- crisis intervention, evaluation and assessment, individual counseling, care management, regular home visits, follow-up program Community Care for Disabled Adults (adults age 18-59 with documented disability)- case management, homemaker services, personal care, home delivered meals, counseling, adult day/health care, transportation, emergency alert response Linking Lifetimes (middle school youth and adults in Pinellas County)- mentoring program for youth at risk of delinquency or dropping out of school. Populations: Adults and children (see programs for eligibility).


Haven W. Poe Runaway Center
207 Beach Place Tampa, FL 33606
(813) 272-6606 24 hours, 7 days a week
www.hillsboroughcounty.org/childsvcs/children.html
Specific Services: The center is a non-secure placement which provides: schooling shelter (24-bed short term co-ed facility, usually 5 days) food counseling family reunification Specific Population: adolescents 13-17 years of age, who are runaways or in need of shelter.


Hospice
3010 Azeele St Tampa, FL 33609
877-2200 Mon-Fri 8-5
www.hospicefoundation.org
Hospice Foundation of America is a not-for-profit organization that provides leadership in the development and application of hospice and its philosophy of care. Specific Services: Providing patients with care primarily in the "home", where patients have loving support of family and friends Circle of Love Children's Program: addresses the needs of the diverse community of children and families, regardless of ability to pay AIDS Program: Provides caregivers to individuals who have a fragile or part-time caregiver, or no caregiver at all. Matches eligible patients and families with trained caregivers for a limited number of hours. Caregivers perform homemaking and personal care tasks to enable the patients to live more comfortably in their own homes. Nursing Home/ALF Program: Comprehensive services are taken into nursing homes and assisted living facilities of individuals who are unable to be cared for in a private home setting. Also participate in professional development, research, and public education and information. Specific Population: Those who cope either personally or professionally with terminal illness, death, and the process of grief, primarily those with a prognosis of one year or less.


Hyde Park Counseling Center
207 Verne St Tampa, FL 33606-2332
813-258-4605 Mon-Sat 8 am - 12 am
www.hydeparkcenter.com
Our goal is to provide the least restrictive level of care while continuing to offer the therapy and support so necessary in the early recovery of clients. The program serves those clients who are in need of a structured setting without the normal residential program confinements. It provides a comprehensive approach to the client’s personal responsibility through our individualized treatment planning. Each client is responsible for helping formulate her treatment goals for recovery. Specific Services: Women's Residential Program Intensive Out Patient Partial Hospitalization Individual Group Sessions Intervention Training Individual Therapy Psychological Testing, and Assessments


Jewish Family Services
6617 Gunn Highway, Suite 114 Tampa, FL 33625
813-960-1848 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
www.gcjfs.org
Specific Services: Infant course covering age-specific topics: potty training, development, sibling problems, expectations, and search for independence Teen program - peer relations, setting limits, working parents, teen sexuality, sibling rivalry General counseling - individual, family, children, adolescents, & marital services Senior services - friendly visitation, case management, & Shabbat meals Food Bank - supplementary food for those in need Volunteers - outreach services for seniors, special friends of children, shopping and transportation assistance Family Life workshops - Being Single, Jewish in the 90's, Single Parenting, Parenting Your Teenager, Women's Issues, Dealing with Aging Parents, The Problems of a Blended Family, Interfaith Relationships Specific Population: Open to all residents in Hillsborough County


Juvenile Drug Court Treatment Program
211 E Yukon Tampa, FL
930-9179 hours of operation
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Mental Health Association of Greater Tampa Bay
15733 Bedford Circle East Clearwater, FL 33764
727-524-4460 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F
www.mha-tampabay.com
The mission of this non-profit, charitable organization is to educate, inform, dispel the stigma related to seeking assistance for mental/emotional difficulties and support improvements and advances in the area of mental health care.


Northside Mental Health
12512 Bruce B Downs Blvd Tampa 33612
977-8700 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F
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Specific Services: Classes: New Directions: Life After Separation or Divorce - for adults coping with marital disruption, issues of loss, closure, support, and decision-making (8 weekly sessions) Single Parenting - coping strategies and parenting skills for children ages 6-12 (6 sessions) Parenting Infants & Toddlers (6 sessions) Successful Stepparenting (6 weeks) Diagnostic services Psychiatric treatment Specific Population: Adults and children living in divorced, remarried, or single parent households, and parents of infants and toddlers. persons of all ages experiencing severe mental and emotional problems, as well as psychological testing.


PACE Center for Girls
7402 N 56th St Tampa, FL 33617
988-7223 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., M-F
www.pacecenter.org
Specific Services: Provides a non-residential, gender-specific, Florida based school working to improve the quality of life for at-risk girls by promoting and enabling them to further education, build self-esteem, develop personal, social, and family relationship skills through: year-round middle and high school classes student-teacher ratio of 10:1 individual, group and family counseling life management component: cultural awareness, health and physical education, independent living skills, and career development community service projects transition and follow-up support services for three years Specific Population: Girls 12-18 years of age who are at-risk for: delinquency dependency truancy running away ungovernable becoming teen mother


Operation PAR, Inc.
6655 66th St N Pinellas Park, FL 33781
727-545-7564
www.operationpar.org
Specific Services: PAR offers a full continuum of services for individuals with substance abuse and/or mental health disorders. Assessment, intervention and treatment services include: Call Center providing centralized access to PAR services; licensed urinalysis laboratory; diagnostic and evaluation services; juvenile assessment and community outreach; criminal offender assessment and diversion; urinalysis monitoring; utilization review and case management for adults and adolescents; outpatient counseling and family therapy for adults and adolescents; methadone maintenance; mental health counseling for adults and adolescents; outreach, intervention, case management and substance abuse treatment for TANF/WAGES participants and their children HIV/AIDS substance abuse and mental health treatment; employee assistance and family assistance programs; day/night substance abuse services; alcohol and drug detoxification for adults and adolescents; residential treatment for women and children; residential treatment for adults and adolescents; in-jail prevention services; school prevention programs transitional housing; psychiatric hospitalization and outpatient services; PAR Adolescent Intervention Center, including a mobile counseling center and on-site detention screening at the Pasco Juvenile Assessment Center; specialized groups for dually-diagnosed juveniles and adults. Specific Population: individuals, families and communities impacted by substance abuse, mental disorders, and other related social problems


Personal Enrichment Through Mental Health Services (PEMHS) - Lkld
11254 58th St N Pinellas Park FL 33782-2213
727-545-6477 hours of operation
www.pemhs.org
Specific Services & Populations: Adults: emergency walk-in screening crisis intervention through our Emergency Services crisis stabilization (45 beds) short-term residential treatment (30 beds) crisis intervention counseling diagnostic assessment and mental status examination family, group and individual therapy recreational therapy nursing/education monitoring family life education groups psychiatric evaluations psychological evaluations intake screening and assessment pharmacotherapy 24-hour suicide telephone hotline. Family Emergency Treatment Center: immediate evaluation and treatment counseling, individual and group therapy medication management appointments with needed community resources aftercare follow up services PEMHS operates a continuum of care for children and adolescents with emotional problems, including a: crisis unit long term residential facilities emergency response to domestic violence crisis response for children in school home-based intervention program juvenile justice services for girls in three residential programs on-site intervention at the Juvenile Detention Center


Ronald McDonald House
35 Columbia Dr Tampa FL 33606
254-2398 10 a.m. - 10 p.m., 7 days a week
www.rmhc.com
Specific Services: Provides comfort and care to children and their families by: - supporting local Ronald McDonald Houses, its cornerstone program, - making grants to other local not-for-profit organizations that help children in need - provides a home away from home for families of pediatric patients at area hospitals Specific Population: Families of children receiving medical treatment from a bay area hospital.


Stepping Stone Inc. of Tampa
8421 Pritcher Road Lithia, FL 33547
813-650-8700 9 am - 5 pm Monday-Friday

Specific Services: Intake via court referral, police, school, self, status offender or parents (no pregnant teens) Christian residential home for troubled girls utilizing: - outdoor farm chores - inside cleaning chores - strict parental guidelines Specific Populations: Troubled girls, ages 13-17, with behavioral and emotional problems


The Spring of Tampa Bay
5118 N 56th St Ste 131 Tampa FL 33610
621-7233 247-7233 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
www.thespring.org
Specific Services: comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence and their dependent children crisis intervention for abused spouses and their children (victims must file a report with police) provides temporary shelter for these victims and their dependents provides night crisis workers deputized to issue injunctions weekly parenting classes for shelter clients and outreach clients Specific Populations Every member of the violent family


Tampa AIDS Network & Women's AIDS Resource Movement
11215 North Nebraska Ave, B-3 Tampa, FL 33612
914-8888 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. M-F
www.tampam4m.com/tan.html
Specific Services & Populations: The Tampa AIDS Network (TAN) is a community organization which provides: Support groups and activities to HIV-affected and infected children and teens ages 0-21; transportation provided by volunteers and staff. Prevention education Emotional and physical support services Advocacy on behalf of all persons affected by HIV disease


Tampa Bay Academy
12012 Boyette Road Riverview, FL 33569
(813) 677-6700 24 hours, 7 days
www.tampabay-academy.com
Specific Services: residential, day treatment, partial hospitalization, and a complete deaf program. full educational program, offering high school credits and diplomas. sits on a 24-acre campus filled with recreational activities. highest quality treatment services for children, adolescents and their families in need of psychiatric and behavioral health care. Specific Population: Children 4-18 years of age who have behavioral or psychiatric problems.


Tampa Crossroads, Inc.
5120 N Nebraska Ave Tampa FL 33603
238-8557 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., M-F
www.tampa-crossroads.com
Specific Services: comprehensive residential and non-residential services Individualized treatment and service plans Specific Population: The program accepts non-violent offenders and ex-offenders who are motivated to: make positive life changes remain alcohol and drug free agree to abide by the program procedures remain law-abiding members of the community


Tourette Syndrome Association
PO Box 152043 Tampa, FL 33684-2043
813-870-3590 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F
www.tsa-usa.org
Assists persons with Tourette Syndrome in advancing their lives and interests.


USF Counseling Center for Human Dvlpmt *(includes a Center for Addiction and Substance Abuse)*
SVC 2124 4202 E Fowler Ave Tampa FL 33620
974-2831 8 am - 5 pm
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The mission of the Counseling Center for Human Development is to help students grow as whole individuals -- emotionally, intellectually, and socially. Specific Services & Population: Counseling Center professional staff assist students in: improving self-awareness exploring personal concerns improving learning skills making academic, career, lifestyle, and relationship decisions


Windmoor Healthcare
11300 U S 19 North Clearwater, FL 33764
727-541-2646 800-288-HOPE
www.windmoorhealthcare.com
Specific Services: progressive, fully-accredited behavioral healthcare facility compassionate, quality substance abuse and mental health inpatient care


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