Student Support Off-Campus Resource Guide
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Student Support Off-Campus Resource Guide This Resource Guide is designed to assist you to identify and secure off-campus assistance Vailan Gibbs, AmeriCorps VISTA Volunteer State Community College, Student Service 2017 1 Table of Contents Subject Page Number Children Service 3-8 Low Cost Day Care 9-10 Counseling/Mental Health 10-14 Crisis Services 14-18 Domestic Violence 19 Alcohol & Drug Abuse/Rehabilitation 19-21 Education 22-28 Financial Needs (Food, Clothing, Housing) 28-32 Health/Physical or Mental 32-34 Legal Services 34-36 Pregnancy 36-37 Social Services 37-41 Local Emergency Numbers 42 Hispanic Resources 43-46 2 CHILDREN’S SERVICES Ashley’s Place * 315 West Smith Street Gallatin, Tennessee 37066 Amy Salyers – Program director Phone: 615-451-2169 Fax: 615-452-6143 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ashleysplace.net Eligibility Requirements: Victims of child abuse or professionals seeking child abuse prevention education. Fees for Service: None Brief Service Description: Provides abuse victims with a child friendly atmosphere to be interviewed by State Children Protective Services, law enforcement officials, etc. Also provides free therapy for children and families. Maintains an educational program about child abuse prevention and other related issues for children, teachers, law enforcement officials, day care providers and others. Parenting classes available (court ordered also) for a onetime fee of $40. BABB Center* 105 Music Village Blvd. Hendersonville, TN 37075 Phone: 615-824-3772 Contact: Dr. Ray Cleek Email: [email protected] Website: www.babbcenter.org Fees for service: Some insurance accepted. Please call for more information. Brief Service Description: Counseling Ministry for individuals, couples and families including children and adolescents. Additional psychiatric services are available. Centerstone Behavioral Health 332 Sumner Hall Drive Gallatin, TN 37066 Phone: 615-451-5190 (Gallatin line) 615-460-4500 (Nashville line) Fax: 615-451-3345 (Gallatin line) 615-460-4502 (Nashville line) Website: www.centerstone.org Brief Description: Centerstone's School-Based Counseling and Case Management Services: The goal is to help students be successful in school and in their community by providing therapy and case management services at school. By being on site at school, we can work with the students on a regular basis and also consult with the teaching staff. Referrals are usually made to us from the school staff. Once a referral is received, our staff will meet with the parent/guardian to discuss services. Our staff generally meets with the students weekly, but they are also available to attend school staffing and conduct family sessions. Services are covered by TennCare. Self-pay is an option and we accept some private insurance. Contact: Rebecka Warren, MS, LPC/MHSP, School-Based Coordinator, Sumner County at 615-460-4527 (Direct) 615-460-4500 (Main) 615-308-5675 (Cell) [email protected] (Email) 3 Brief Description: Centerstone's Community Based Case Management: Our goal is to form a partnership between the family and the case manager, where the family is seen as the expert on their family and the case manager brings expertise on accessing resources and on skill building. We meet with families in their homes and communities and tailor our service to the needs of the family. We do advocacy for the family and teach them to advocate for themselves. We do skill building and connect families with needed services. Once a referral is received, our staff will meet with the parent/guardian to discuss services. Our staff generally meets with family at least twice a month but we do tailor the services in order to give the family the level of service they need when they need it. Services are covered by TennCare. Self-pay is an option. If you have any questions you can contact, Libby Christmon at 615-460-4251. Brief Description: Centerstone's Outpatient Treatment services include individual therapy, family therapy, group therapy, medication management and case management. Our team focuses on treatment for clients that have a desire to work on problem areas in their lives. We do not provide evaluations for child custody, court evaluations or probation. Our outpatient clinic utilizes a team-based approach to ensure the best quality of care in working with our clients. The outpatient team sees clients from age 5 to 100. Services are covered through TennCare, self- pay and private insurance. To schedule an intake appointment, please contact our Customer Call Center at 615-460-4357. If you have any questions regarding the Gallatin clinic and services please contact Dr. Melissa Porter, PsyD/HSP (Clinic Manager) at 615-460-4511. Brief Description: Centerstone's Intensive In-Home Treatment services help keep children and their families together by providing individual and family counseling in the home or community to help stabilize and decrease the youth's disruptive behaviors and prevent possible placement in hospital, residential treatment or State’s custody. This enables parents to take back control of their home and regain their child's respect and cooperation. Treatment typically lasts 60-90 days, more if needed. Because treatment is intensive, families will receive an average of 2 to 3 sessions weekly, and in-home therapists are available 24/7 to respond to crises. Other services that may be provided include behavior management, parenting training, communication, relationship-building and school interventions. Services are covered by TennCare. Self-pay is also an option. Contact: Melissa Green, LPC or Elliot Pinsly, LMSW Outreach Coordinator at 615-460- 1254(Office), 615-218-9826 (Cell), 615-279-6705 (Fax) [email protected] (Email) Location: 1921 Ransom Pl. Nashville, TN 37217 Ages: Families with children 2-17 years old Brief Description: Get REAL Centerstone offers Get REAL, a program to prevent and reduce the onset of substance abuse and the transmission of HIV/AIDS among Middle Tennessee youth, ages 12-17. Get REAL empowers teens by teaching them about the connection between substance abuse and the transmission of HIV/AIDS, while giving them the knowledge and skills to avoid both. Get REAL is provided to youth in community-based settings, including local schools and neighborhood centers. Skills are taught through fun, interactive and educational group activities. Get REAL participants will increase refusal skills, increase healthy beliefs, increase knowledge about HIV/AIDS, reduce risk taking behavior and reduce substance use and abuse. What it offers 4 Free, confidential HIV testing for participants (participants under age 13 require parental consent) Outreach presentations to include youth and adult presentations increasing awareness of risk and prevalence of substance abuse and HIV/AIDS Get REAL is funded by the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration/Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (SAMHSA/CSAP). Contact Information: Amy Cannon, Program Coordinator at (615) 460-4593 Family Resource Center Sumner County Schools 695 East Main Street Gallatin, TN. 37066 Director: Michael Shelton Phone: 615-451-6548 Email: [email protected] Eligibility Requirements: Sumner County resident Fees for Service: None Brief Service Description: Provides support and information to families with resources and services within the community. Offers gently used clothing for school aged children. GodWhy Counseling Center Contact Person: Renea Bentley Phone: 615-310-8239 100 GodWhy Court Hendersonville, 37075 Email: [email protected] Website: www.godwhy.com Fee for Service: $30.00 per session Eligibility: Child, adolescent, family, individual and couples counseling Brief Description: Referrals are welcome as this service is offered not only to church members but the community as well. Gallatin Shalom Zone- Achievement in the Making (AIM) 600 Small Street Gallatin, TN. 37066 Phone: 615-442-7575 Executive Director: P.J. Davis Email: [email protected] Website: www.gallatinshalomzone.org Fees: None Brief Description: Mentoring and enrichment for at-risk children ages 1st thru 5th. Program includes afterschool homework help, snack, and enrichment. *Summer Day Camp held in the month of June for elementary students in 1st to 5th grades with a focus on literacy and physical fitness *Youth Career Development program to assist in developing job seeking skills for ages 14-19. Program is held at high schools, and a 2-week long summer intensive classroom/outdoors program. Adults Only-English as Second Language-Basic Adult Education. Both held 2 days a week. Hispanic Ladies Support Group. 5 Jason Foundation 1800 Volunteer Drive Hendersonville, TN 37075 Director: Clark Flatt Phone: 264-2323 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.jasonfoundation.com/ Brief Description: The Jason Foundation, Inc. provides programs and services in response to the belief that awareness and education are the first steps to the prevention of the “Silent Epidemic” of youth suicide. JFI endeavors to provide the information, tools and resources to help identify at risk youth and know how to provide the support they need. Mental Health Cooperative * 1078 South Water Street Gallatin, TN 37066 Phone: 615-230-9663 Referrals and Questions: 615-743-1555 Fax: 615-230-8982 Website: www.mhc-tn.org Brief Description: The Mental Health Cooperative is a non-profit behavioral health organization conveniently located in a new facility in Gallatin. MHC Child & Family services are focused on children ages