ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ALABAMA
AUTAUGA COUNTY- (Millbrook, Prattville, Autaugaville, Billingsley)
HALF-WAY HOUSES: None in the immediate area, however individuals can be sent to Dismas Charities located in Montgomery. DRUG-TREATMENT FACILITIES:
Social Work Solutions 141 1st Street Prattville, Alabama 36067 Contact person: Ms. Jennifer Venable-Humphrey (334)230-7082
This is a facility that addresses both substance abuse disorders and also mental health issues. This is an outpatient treatment facility that services both males and females that are experiencing a variety of issues such as:
•Addiction •Child or Adolescent problems •Divorce •Life Coaching •Substance Abuse •Adoption •Depression •Infertility •Spirituality Mental Health: •Thinking Disorders VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS: None PARENTING PROGRAMS:
Autauga Family Support Center 113 W Main St Prattville, AL 36067 Office: 334-361-4703 Fax: 334-361-4747
Family Programs A six-week course developed to educate parents on the importance of healthy parent/child relationships. This class teaches and equips parents with the necessary skills to prevent and or address problematic behavior in their children.
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For More Information about this service contact: [email protected]
Bright Beginnings
A program designed to help teen moms and young parents prepare for the birth and after-care of their baby. This is a six session home visitation program where an instructor works individually with the parent throughout the first year of their baby’s life.
For More Information about this service contact: Merrill Carroll – (334) 361-4703
The Parent Project
A six week course designed to give parents the skills necessary to parent strong-willed or acting out teens. This class empowers parents to take back control of their homes and addresses behaviors in teenagers such as: bad attitudes, poor school performance, gang involvement and drug and alcohol use.
For More Information about this service contact: [email protected]
COPE
This program is designed to help teens manage their behavior in a socially acceptable manner as well as teaches responsibility, life planning, effective communication and cause and effect of their behavior
For More Information about this service contact: [email protected]
Fatherhood Program
This new class is for non-custodial fathers to help them become more involved in their children’s lives. The Program assists dads with job training and placement as well as preparing them for the GED if needed. The 24/7 Dad Curriculum is taught by Pete Herman each Thursday night at 6:00 p.m.
For More Information about this service contact: [email protected]
JOBS
Employment Preparation Program
A new program in collaboration with DHR. This program is offered to DHR TANF clients as well as other clients that may qualify to assist with job training, work ethics and life skills. Resume writing, interviewing, dress-for-success as well as GED classes and computer classes will be covered in the four week class session. The goal of the program is to educate these individuals with the skills and knowledge they need to obtain employment and become
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For More Information about this service contact: [email protected]
Tutorial Program
After-school tutoring is offered to at-risk children in grades first through sixth. Funding of this program is provided by the Autauga County Board of Education’s At– Risk Funds. Children must receive free/reduced school meals to qualify.
For More Information about this service contact: Darrue S. Fank @ 361-4703.
Program Motto: The Family Support Center’s Mission is to improve the quality of life of children and families in Autauga County through education, advocacy, and employment. MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS:
Montgomery Area Mental Health Authority 698C Commerce Court Prattville, AL 36066 (334) 365-2207
The Montgomery Area Mental Health Authority is a public, non-profit corporation which is governed by a 24 member Board of Directors. This Board is appointed by local governments under the Authority of Alabama Act 310 of the 1967 Alabama Legislature. The Authority provides a continuum of mental health services for persons with mental illness in a four county area in central Alabama, which includes Montgomery County, Autauga County, Elmore County and Lowndes County.
The Authority is certified by the Alabama Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation (DMH/MR) as a Community Mental Health Center. Accordingly, services are provided in accordance with the Community Mental Health Program Standards promulgated by DMH/MR. Also, the Agency holds membership in the National Council for Community Behavioral Health Care and the Alabama Council of Community Mental Health Boards
Services
Outpatient Services for Children and Adults Individual, Family and Group Therapy Emergency Services Medication and Medication Monitoring for eligible persons Court Screening/Evaluations In-Home Intervention Case Management Basic Living Skills Family Support and Education Intensive Day Treatment Services
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Rehabilitative Day Services Crisis Inpatient Treatment Adult Residential Services o Supported Housing Apartments o Supervised Apartments o Foster Homes o Residential Care Group Home o Therapeutic Group Homes Mental Consultation and Education Services Referrals to other agencies
BARBOUR COUNTY- (Bakerhill, Blue Springs, Clayton, Clio, Eufaula, Louisville)
HALFWAY HOUSES- NONE DRUG TREATMENT FACILITIES: Spectracare
Category Outpatient or Partial Hospitalization Mental Health Facility Type of Care Outpatient or Partial Hospitalization Care Under Age 18 Ages Accepted Ages 18 and Older Seniors 65 and Older
Youth w/ Serious Emotional Disturbance Adults w/ Serious Mental Illness Persons w/ Alzheimer's or Dementia Special Programs Persons w/ Mental and Substance Abuse Disorders Persons w/ Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, or Transgendered Clients Forensic Clients
Languages ASL or Other Assistance for Hearing Impaired
Payment Accepted Client/Patient Fees Private Health Insurance
Payment Assistance Sliding Fee Scale
Treatment Categories: Outpatient Drug Rehabilitation Services, ASL Assistance available Payment Categories: Self Pay, Medicaid - Drug Rehab, Private Insurance, Military Insurance
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Address 133 North Orange Avenue Eufaula, Alabama 36027 Phone: (334) 687-2323
VOCATINAL TRAINING PROGRAM: None PARENTING PROGRAMS: None MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS: None
BULLOCK COUNTY-(Midway, Union Springs)
HALFWAY HOUES: None DRUG TREATEMENT FACILITES : New Hopes Detox & Rehab Service Professional Resource Management Inc, Bullock County Hospital 102 Conecuh Avenue W Union Springs, AL 36089 - map Phone: (334) 738-2140
Web: Unionspringsalabama.com VOCATIONAL TRAINING PORGRAM: None
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Mental Health Programs: Bullock County Hospital
Bullock County Hospital 102 Conecuh Avenue West Union Springs, AL 26089 334-738-2140
SERVICES:
Pediatrics Adult Medical Surgical Unit Emergency Services Radiology Mammography X-ray, CT and Ultrasound Physical Therapy Home Health Services Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment Adult Psychiatric Services Geriatric Psychiatric Services for ages 55 and older
HELP FOR MENTAL DISORDERS AND ADDICTION
Bullock County Hospital has recently expanded Gateway Behavioral Health Services to include Geriatric Psychiatric Care for ages 55 and older. The 48-bed newly decorated unit now offers inpatient psychiatric services for both adult and geriatric patients. The unit provides a healing environment and state-of-the-art treatment for people affected by mental and emotional disorders. All patients are assessed by a psychiatrist and each patient’s plan of care is personalized to meet their individual needs.
Individuals needing alcohol and drug treatment services may receive professional help at the Bradford Addiction Program at Bullock County Hospital.
BUTLER COUNTY- (Georgiana, Greenville, McKenzie)
HALFWAY HOUSES: None DRUG TREATMENT FACILITES:
Alethia Houses, Butler County 4246 5th Avenue South Birmingham, AL (205) 595-1114- This is the contact information for the main facility.
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Types of Services Drug Rehab Alcohol Rehab, Residential Long Term Treatment, Women, Criminal Justice Clients
Payment Forms Self Pay
The Values We Promote •Work •Discipline •Responsibility •Sobriety •Faith in God (or a Higher Power)
Mother’s Hope: Mother's Hope is a substance treatment program for pregnant and post-partum mothers aimed at helping women recover from their use of drugs or alcohol and deliver healthy babies. The Mother's Hope program creates a positive and safe place for expectant and post-partum mothers to succeed in overcoming their addictions. Services are provided in a supportive resdential environment or on an outpatient basis.
The program is FREE for pregnant women and new mothers up to one year after delivery (in most cases).
Women’s Hope: Women's Hope provides women with a comprehensive substance abuse outpatient program designed to address the specific needs of women and their children. FREE services include: •Childcare •Transportation to class as needed •Employment Assistance •Partner Therapy •Life Skills Coaching
Men’s Residential: Men's Residential is a supportive residential treatment program designed to help men who have long histories of addiction, unemployment and/or homelessness recover from their drug and alcohol use, find a job, and connect to affordable, drug free housing. Services include:
SUPPORTIVE RESIDENTIAL CARE INDIVIDUAL GROUP AND FAMILY COUNSELING LIFE SKILLS TRAINING LINKAGES TO OTHER SOCIAL SERVICES EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE TRANSPORTATION HOUSING ASSISTANCE
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VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS: None PARENTING PROGRAMS: None MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS: None ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS Organized Community Action Programs Inc - Butler County Greenville Greenville, AL 36037 Contact: 334-382-2351 Agency that provides HUD Approved Housing Assistance Programs
The Organized Community Action Program is a self-help agency which provides an opportunity for human dignity by providing decent housing, food, clothing, health assistance, counseling, referrals and job placement. OCAP's goal is to seek solutions to the social and economic problems related to poverty. It is through joint efforts among our counties of Bullock, Butler, Covington, Crenshaw, Dale, Lowndes and Pike that OCAP can provide its services.
Programs: http://www.ocaptroy.com/agencyprograms.html
CHAMBERS COUNTY- (Cusseta, Five Points, Lafayette, Lanett, Valley, Waverly)
Half-Way House:
Hope’s Inn (Formally Hosanna Home) PO Box 145 Lafayette, AL - 36862 334-864-0890 Peggy Joy Bowles- Director
An adult women’s program designed for women who have some kind of life controlling problem to help them become equipped to be self-sufficient members of the community. This is a one year program that consists of intensive Bible training, teaching on family responsibility, understanding authority and discipline and work ethic/skill development.
To be considered for enrollment at Hosanna Home the applicant must first want help and be willing to do her part to receive it. DRUG-TREATMENT FACILITIES:
Lighthouse of Tallapoosa County Inc. 36 Franklin Street Alexander City, AL. 35010 (256) 234-4894
This facility is an all-male long term residential facility.
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Treatment Categories: Drug Rehab Services, Payment Categories: Self Pay Drug Rehab Sober Living House, Long-Term Drug Rehab Programs, Drug Rehab For Men, ASL Assistance
VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM: None PARENTING PROGRAMS: None MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS: Chambers County is serviced by the East Alabama Mental Health located in Opelika, AL.
CHILTON COUNTY- (Calera, Clanton, Jemison)
HALFWAY HOUSE: None DRUG-TREATMENT FACILITIES: None VOCATIONAL TRAINING: None PARENTING PROGRAMS: None Care Net Program Street Address 1622 7th St. N Suite 132 Clanton, AL 35045
Phone Number: 205-755-6767 Fax Number: 205-755-7686
Email: [email protected]
Mailing Address P.O. Box 2164 Clanton, AL 35045
Assistance, Counseling and/or Information on Abortion Alternatives 205.755.6767 Chilton-Shelby Mental Health Center
Counseling, Prevention Services Contact-(205) 755-5933 www.chiltonshelby.org
Mental Health Chilton Shelby Mental Health Center provides an array of services for individuals dealing with mental illness and/or substance use disorders. In our substance abuse programs, priority admission is given to pregnant women, women with dependent children and individuals with IV substance use disorders. Services to individuals with intellectual disabilities, other than case management, are based upon available waiver services as approved by the State of Alabama Department of Mental Health.
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COOSA COUNTY- (Equality, Goodwater, Kellyton , Rockford, Weogufka)
DRUG TREATMENT FACILITIES:
Cheaha Regional Mental Health-Caradale 1721 Old Birmingham Highway Sylacauga, AL. 35150 (256) 249-2395
Treatment Categories: Drug Rehab Services, Drug Detoxification, Outpatient Drug Rehab, Short-Term Drug Rehab Programs, Drug Rehab For Teenagers, Dui/Dwi Offenders Drug Rehab, ASL Assistance
VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS: None
PARENTING PROGRAMS: None
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS: None
COVINGTON COUNTY, (Andalusia, Babbie, Carolina, Florala, Gantt, Heath, Horn, Hill, Libertyville, Lockhart, Onycha, Opp, Red Level, River Falls, Sanford)
HALFWAY HOUSES: None
DRUG TREATMENT FACILITIES:
Crossover Ministries 508 Highway 52 East Opp, Alabama 36467 (334)493-1030
This is an 8 month recovery program which includes 4 months of residential treatment plus 4 months of aftercare. Although residents have constant supervision Crossover ministry is NOT a half-way house or a lock down facility. Crossover Ministry provides a working and study environment; participation in daily Bible studies and classes about scriptural principles for overcoming addiction. In addition life skills including GED preparation are taught and residents have an opportunity to participate in the growth of the ministry.
VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS: None
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PARENTING PROGRAMS: None
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS:
South Central Mental Health 19815 Bay Branch Rd Andalusia, AL 36420 Contact- (334) 222-2523
The Mental Health Center provides an array of services for people who have mental illness and for those persons who experience difficulty in coping with life events.
The following mental illness and difficult situation services are offered: Assessment management, court liaison and hospital evaluations, crisis intervention, geriatric services, group counseling, in-home intervention, psychiatric services, rehabilitative day program, therapeutic residential services.
CRENSHAW COUNTY, (Brantley, Dozier, Glenwood, Highland Home, Homerville, Luverne, Petrey, Rutledge)
HALFWAY HOUSES: None
DRUG TREATMENT FACILITY:
Montgomery Metro Treatment Center 4303 Norman Bridge Road Montgomery, AL. 36105 (334) 288-5363
Treatment Categories: Drug Rehab Services Drug Detoxification, Methadone Detoxification, Outpatient Drug Rehab,
Spanish Speaking
VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS: None
PARENTING PROGRAMS: None
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS: Crenshaw County Hospital, Luverne, AL (South Wing) S. FORREST AVE. Luverne, AL 36049 Phone: (334) 335-3374
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DALE COUNTY- (Ariton, Clayhatchee, Daleville, Dothan (part - most of Dothan is in Houston County, with additional portions in Henry County) , Enterprise (part - most of Enterprise is in Coffee County),Fort Rucker, Grimes, Level Plains, Midland City, Napier Field, Newton, Ozark, Pinckard)
HALFWAY HOUSES N/A DRUG-TREATMENT FACILITIES
Houston Treatment Center 9283 U.S. Highway 84 West Newton, AL. 36352 (334) 692-4455
VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS N/A PARENTING PROGRAMS Online Parenting Class MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
Spectracare/Dale County Clinic and Day Treatment 134 Katherine Avenue Ozark, Alabama 36360 (334) 774-1438
Dale Medical Center Ozark, Alabama
ELMORE COUNTY- (Blue Ridge, Coosada, Deatsville, Eclectic, Elmore, Equality (part of Equality is in Coosa County and Tallapoosa County), Millbrook, Prattville (part - most of Prattville is in Autauga County), Tallassee (part of Tallassee is in Tallapoosa County), Wetumpka
HALFWAY HOUSES:
House of Love and Mercy 508 Jordan Avenue Tallassee, AL 36078 (334) 283-8116 http://www.houseofloveandmercy.webs.com DRUG-TREATMENT FACILITIES
Chemical Addiction Program (CAP)- Elmore Co. Adult Intensive 35 Wysteria Place Millbrook, AL 36054
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A New Direction 500 Hospital Drive Wetumpka, AL 36092 VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS Elmore County Technical Center 800 Kelly Fitzpatrick Drive Wetumpka, AL 36092 Telephone: 334-567-1218 Fax: 334-567-1417 Parenting Programs Online Classes Co-Parenting Classes MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
Elmore County Hill Street 201 Hill Street Wetumpka, AL 36092 334-567-1155
Riversong Counseling Center 103 W Tuskeena Street Wetumpka, AL 36092 334-531-3876 Hours: Open Daily 24 Hours Categories: Child & Adolescent Guidance Counselors, Counseling Services, Counselors-Licensed Professional Payment: CASH ONLY Price Range:
$60.00 per one hour session.
Most insurance is accepted.
Amenities
Handicap accessible
MHM Services Inc 8966 US Highway 231 Wetumpka, AL 36092 334-514-0028
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GENEVA COUNTY-(Black, Coffee Springs, Geneva, Hartford, Malvern, Samson, Slocomb, Taylor)
HALFWAY HOUSES: None VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS: None PARENTING PROGRAMS: None MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS Spectra Care Mental Health Services- Geneva Co. Dept Mental Health /MR 1203 W Maple Avenue Geneva, AL 36340
Spectracare 1203 W Maple Ave Geneva, AL 36340
Lighthouse Counseling LLC 100 S Live Oak St Geneva, AL 36340
HENRY COUNTY-(Abbeville, Barnes, Dothan, Haleburg, Capps, Brownstown, Headland, Newville, Snell Crossroad)
HALFWAY HOUSES: None DRUG-TREATMENT FACILITIES: None VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS: None PARENTING PROGRAMS: None MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES:
8476 US Highway 231 PO Box 670 Wetumpka, AL 36092-0670 Phone: 334-514-4300 Fax: 334-514-3593
Through community service providers, the Alabama Department of Mental Health offers help and assistance for persons with mental illness, intellectual disabilities, and/or substance abuse disorders.
Background: Individuals with an intellectual disability and their families can access generic and specialized services to provide the support, based on the individual needs of the person, to be able to live with as much independence as possible. Services and supports may range from information and referral, to case management or hourly services, to maximum supports that
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ID provides a comprehensive array of services and supports to individuals and their families in the state through one state-operated residential developmental center, contractual arrangements with community agencies, five regional community services offices, and three comprehensive support service teams that assist with behavioral, medical, psychiatric, and dental services and supports.
HOUSTON COUNTY- (Ashford, Avon, Columbia, Cottonwood, Cowarts, Dothan (parts of Dothan are in Dale County and in Henry County), Gordon, Kinsey, Madrid, Rehoboth, Taylor, Webb) HALFWAY HOUSES- Individuals this area are serviced by the Diamas Charities Halfway House located in Montgomery, AL. DRUG- TREATMENT FACILITIES:
Herring House
101 North Herring Street , Dothan AL 36303
PHONE: (334) 699-3175 FAX: (334) 699-3137
Has established itself as the premier long-term substance abuse residential treatment facility in South Alabama.
We provide a safe, supportive, supervised, alcohol and drug-free living environment for recovery. For both men and women striving to achieve sobriety, and those working on maintaining emotionally and spiritually balanced lives who require a structured environment as they re-enter the work place and community, Step By Step Recovery and The Herring Houses for Women is The Positive Place to Be!
Admission Costs
Two weeks' rent $300 Intake Fee $40 Total for Admission $340
All prospective residents are encouraged to complete a primary treatment program for alcohol or drug dependency, as well as a residential questionnaire form and interview with a staff member prior to becoming a resident.
The Haven
831 John D. Odom Rd.
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Dothan, AL 36303
The facility provides short term inpatient substance abuse treatment for males and females. Vocational training program: None Parenting Program: None Mental Health Programs : Houston Treatment Center 9283 W US 84 Newton, AL 36352 (334)692-4455 (334)692-4457(Fax)
Methadone treatment, info and referral, and substance abuse counseling. Certified by AL Dept of Mental Health Substance Abuse Srvs. OFC HRS: M-F 6am-1:30pm, Sat 6am-9am, Sun 6am- 8am. Eligibility: Ages 18 yrs+. Serves: Houston Co.
LEE COUNTY- (Auburn, Loachapoka, Notasulga (part of Notasulga is in Macon County), Opelika, Phoenix City (part of Phoenix City is in Russell County), Smith’s Station, Waverly (part of Waverly is in Chambers County) HALF-WAY HOUSES: East Alabama Task Force for Battered Women Auburn, AL 36831 205-887-9330
His Place/Harvest Evangelism P.O. Box 2888 Opelika, AL 36803 (334) 749-2130 Andy McClennan- Director DRUG-TREATMENT FACILITIES: None VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS:
Lee County Literacy Coalition 2133 Executive Park Drive Opelika, AL 36801 (334) 705-0001
Sue Edge Executive Director [email protected]
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For adults with literacy challenges, everyday tasks can present real problems. Reading product labels, following street signs, and filling out job applications can be difficult. The Lee County Literacy Coalition (LCLC) is here to help. Through volunteer and donor support, we are able to help adults in Lee County develop and improve their reading skills and, in doing so, have helped to expand their world one page at a time.
The LCLC is a volunteer, non-profit, United Way agency dedicated to providing free, one-to-one tutoring to Lee County, Alabama citizens. The LCLC is principally funded by the United Way of Lee County, with additional funding coming from independent and corporate donations, grants, and memberships. The LCLC offers help with reading, writing, math, and GED preparation. Tutors work individually with learners to find the methods that work best for them. The LCLC also attempts to match learners seeking help with tutors living or working in the same area. The LCLC gives people options for learning that can't be found anywhere else.
PARENTING PROGRAM: None
LOWNDES COUNTY (Benton, Fort Deposit, Gordonville, Hayneville, Lowndesboro, Mosses, White Hall)
HALF WAY HOUSES: None
DRUG TREATMENT FACILITIES: None
VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS : None PARENTING PROGRAMS:
Family Guidance Center 100 Oak Street West Hayneville, Alabama 36040 Phone 334.548.6307 or 866.230.8211 Fax: 334.548.6309
Programs Available in Hayneville:
Therapeutic Counseling Services Individual, Marital, Family Counseling Mentoring Family Coaches Program Family Resource Center Case Management Services Computer Classes Exercise Facility Job Readiness Life Skills Seminars Money Management Classes
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Parenting Education Services Teen Services Working Matters
MACON COUNTY- (Franklin, Creek Stand, Notasulga (part of Notasulga is in Lee County), Shorter, Tuskegee, Little Texas,)
HALF WAY HOUSE:
Divine Inspirational Ministries 4771 Alabama Highway 199 Tuskegee, AL 36083 (334) 727-9846
Services: Homeless Shelter for Men, Homeless Shelter for Veterans, Homeless Shelter for Women Additional Services: Shelter For Homeless In Macon County
Us Department Of Veterans Affairs - Central Alabama Veterans Healthcare System 2400 Hospital Road Tuskegee, AL 36083 (334) 727-0550
Services: Homeless Advocacy Groups for Veterans, Homeless Shelter for Veterans, Transitional Housing/Shelter for Veterans
Hours: 8:00am.-4:30pm, Mon-Fri
Eligibility: Veteran of military service.
Area Served: Montgomery, Autauga, Bullock, Dallas, Elmore, Lee, Lowndes, Macon, Perry, & Pike counties.
Additional Services: This program provides domiciliary care for eligible homeless veterans through rehabilitative assistance and other therapeutic measures. These measure include, but are not limited to: discharge planning, housing referrals, relapse prevention, referral for vocational assessment, counseling, referral for work restoration, HIV/AIDS Education, and disease support services.
Completion of VA eligibility forms. Need copy of DD-214.
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DRUG-TREATMENT:
Central Alabama Veterans Central Alabama Veterans is a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center that is located at 2400 Hospital Road Tuskegee, AL 36083. You can contact Central Alabama Veterans by calling (334) 727-0550. Types of Services: Mental Health and Drug or Alcohol Addiction Treatment, Outpatient, Drug and Alcohol Addiction Day Treatment, Residential Long Term Treatment, Hospital Inpatient, Dual Diagnosis, Gay and Lesbian, Adult 50 and over, Women, Men, Criminal Justice Clients, Assistance for Hearing Impaired Payment Structure Payment Assistance Payment Forms Medicaid, Medicare, Military Insurance, Private Pay Insurance
VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM:
Trenholm State Technical College - Adult Education Program
1702 S Main Street Tuskegee, AL 36083 (334) 727-7200 1 (866) 207-6877 http://www.trenholmtech.cc.al.us
GED prep classes, JOBS and Ready To Work job training programs. GED classes for inmates at Macon Detention Facility. Serving residents of Macon Co. To qualify you must be Age 16 yrs+, not enrolled in high school.
Categories: Adult Education; Adult Literacy; Colleges, Universities and Trade Schools; Job Search; Job Training; Law Enforcement - Police; Mental Health - Crises Services Services: Adult Education; Job Search Resource Centers; Job Training Formats; Law Enforcement Services; Literacy Programs; Mental Health Hotlines; Postsecondary Institutions Hours: M,Tu 8am-7:30pm, W,Th 1:30pm-7pm, F 8am-11:30pm. Provides on-site services? Yes Cost: No fees for classes.
PARENTING PROGRAMS: None MENTAL HEALTH FACILITES:
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs 2400 Hospital Road Tuskegee, AL (334) 727-0550 This facility provides both inpatient and outpatient mental health services to veterans of the United States Armed Services.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY (Montgomery, Ramer, Pike Road)
HALFWAY HOUSES:
Dismas Charities 125 Fleming Rd. Montgomery, AL 36105 (334) 281-0392
This is a facility that houses individuals currently under a Bureau of Prison sentence. Individuals are usually referred by the United States Probation Office or the BOP. While at Dismas residents will received assistance with locating employment, counseling for substance abuse, and other referrals to various community resources.
Renascence, Inc.
215 Clayton St.
Montgomery, AL 36104
(334) 832-1402
This is a residential reentry center that helps non-violent men on probation or parole from the Alabama Department of Corrections make a successful transition to responsible living in a community. Recognizing that the greatest factors in relapse into crime are: homelessness, unemployment, lack of education, job skills, work history, addiction to drugs or alcohol, and often breakdowns in the family unit, Renascence has designed a program to address each in a holistic manner.
Renascence provides a positive home, a safe community and a structured environment helping ex-offenders obtain and keep employment and live responsibly in society. The program helps former inmates overcome challenges in the areas of work skills and habits, substance abuse, education and family and community responsibilities. Similar to the word "renaissance," the name Renascence (“reh NAY sons”) means rebirth and was inspired largely by the fresh start the men begin in our program.
DRUG-TREATMENT FACILITIES:
Chemical Addiction Program (CAP)
1153 Air Base Blvd
P.O. Box 9269
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Montgomery, AL 36108-0269
Programs:
Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
The purpose of the Adolescent IOP program is to provide a comprehensive program of substance abuse services for adolescents and their families who lack insurance coverage or the financial resources to obtain private treatment for residents of Montgomery, Elmore, Autauga, and Lowndes counties. It is a highly structured, varied discipline and holistic approach to treatment involving a sixteen (16) week program addressing stabilization, recovery, relapse prevention, and continuing care. The program involves assessment, individual therapy, group therapy, drug testing, substance abuse education, family issues, HIV/STD education, family therapy, family education, and physical activities.
The Goals for client in our adolescent IOP program are:
1) Abstinence from the use of alcohol or drugs
2) Acceptance of responsibility for actions and choices
3) Gain acceptance and overcome ambivalence
4) Join and age appropriate and problem specific self-help support group
5) Reduction in the risk of contracting HIV/STDs
6) Development of important life skills e.g. coping and decision making
7) Reduction in the risk for pregnancy
8) Remain in school or re-enter the work force
9) Increase social/emotional support network
10) Development of healthy roles and boundaries in the family
Adult Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
The purpose of the Adult Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is to provide a comprehensive program of substance abuse services for those who lack insurance coverage or the financial resources to obtain private treatment for residents of Montgomery, Elmore, Autauga and Lowndes counties. Adult IOP provides a treatment setting that is less restrictive than residential treatment yet permits individuals in treatment to receive professional care without disrupting their home environment and employment status. The program is designed to provide educational, cognitive-behavioral and coping skills training, with a focus on relapse prevention
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Adult IOP follows the Matrix Model of substance abuse treatment. The Matrix Model is an evidence based/best practices model of substance abuse treatment endorsed by the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA). It provides a set of focused lesson plans for groups and individual sessions developed by the Matrix Institute in California consisting of informational DVDs with accompanying literature for family group sessions and worksheets addressing specific recovery- related topics for groups and individual sessions. The foundation of this model is largely influenced by Motivational Interviewing, a non-directive approach to overcoming the ambivalence that keeps many people from making desired changes in their lives. The Matrix Model teaches clients the skills necessary to maintain abstinence from alcohol and drugs as they initiate the process of recovery, and teaches them the issues and skills relevant to preventing relapse once sobriety has been achieved. Adult IOP consists of three phases: Phase I- Stabilization (Early Recovery), Phase II-Foundation (Relapse Prevention) and Phase III- Continuing Care (Social Support). The length of IOP is generally 28 weeks. The information included in the Matrix Model is based on clinical research conducted by the Matrix Institute.
Treatment is provided in our Elmore County office located in Millbrook, Alabama and at our Main Campus in Montgomery. Both sites house comfortable, private office spaces for individual sessions, and spacious group rooms equipped with DVD/VCR equipment and other audio/visual aids for group sessions. Comprehensive treatment in Adult IOP includes individual counseling, HIV testing and education, group counseling, family education, drug testing, Case Management and AA and NA support group involvement.
Incarcerated Youth Programs
The programs for incarcerated youth are designed to create opportunities for youth to develop into responsible, productive and healthy individuals. We aim to decrease the risk for the occurrence of substance abuse, violence, academic failure, dropping out of school, pregnancy and preventable illnesses and accidents among youth. The programs consist of daily group sessions and weekly individual sessions with a therapist, drug testing, HIV/STD education, substance abuse education, family issues, family therapy, family education and physical activities.
The Goals for our Incarcerated Youth Programs are:
1) Abstinence from the use of alcohol or drugs
2) Acceptance of responsibility for actions and choices
3) Gain acceptance and overcome ambivalence
4) Join and age appropriate and problem specific self-help support group
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5) Reduction in the risk of contracting HIV/STDs
6) Development of important life skills e.g. coping and decision making
7) Reduction in the risk for pregnancy
8) Remain in school or re-enter the work force
9) Increase social/emotional support network
10) Development of healthy roles and boundaries in the family
Transitional Intensive Outpatient Program (TIOP) / CRC (Crisis Residential Center)
The Capital Recovery Center (CRC) of the Chemical Addictions Program, Inc. is the only residential facility for the treatment of alcohol and drug dependence/addiction in the Montgomery area. Three (3) balanced, nutritional meals are served each day. Clean, reasonable and comfortable living and sleeping accommodations for twenty-four males are provided conforming to local, state and Department of Mental Health fire, safety, health and building codes and standards. Our comprehensive treatment program provides medication monitoring, individual counseling, family counseling, group counseling, family education, HIV testing, HIV/STD counseling and education, drug testing, recreational activities, 24 hour on-call nurses, AA and NA support group meetings, transportation to medical appointments and referrals for continuing outpatient treatment. The general length of stay at CRC is 28 days.
Meadhaven Addictive Disease
2055 Normandie Dr. Montgomery, AL 36111
(334) 286-3535
Alcoholism Treatment Program, Drug Addiction Treatment...
Cross Bridge Behavioral Health
4385 Narrow Lane Rd Montgomery, AL 36111 (334)286-3116
Lifetime Resolutions 2525 E. South Blvd. Montgomery, AL 36116 (334) 284-7502 Brenda Allen-CEO
This is a residential dual diagnosis treatment facility for women.
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VOCATIONAL TRAINGING PROGRAMS:
Deep South Language Services Serving the Montgomery Area. (334) 356-6642
Services: Business & Vocational Schools, Educational Services, Tutoring
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MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS:
Demuth George W MD LLC
423 S Hull St Ste 203, Montgomery, AL 36104
Phone: (334) 269-4156
Verna L Wool Ph.D. PA
1620 Carter Hill Rd, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 265-4828
Psychiatric Assessment Center
917 Olive St, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 239-9103
Rogers Judith Phd
1728 Mulberry St, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 263-4844
Kirkland & King Clinical & Forensic Psychologists PC PhD
1520 Mulberry St, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 269-1106
Samaritan Counseling Ctr Inc
2911 Zelda Rd, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 262-7787
Montgomery Area Mental Health Authority
101 Coliseum Blvd, Montgomery, AL 36109
Phone: (334) 279-7830
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Alabama Behavioral Health Associates
1228 Carmichael Way, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 277-1099
Clemmie Palmer III MD
3090 Woodley Rd Ste A, Montgomery, AL 36116
Phone: (334) 280-3230
Rosemary Wool Jones Ph.D.
4170 Carmichael Ct, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 260-8299
Associated Psychologist
4146 Carmichael Ct, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 409-0210
Terri Brewer Psyd
4252 Carmichael Rd, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 213-0552
Glen Bannister EDD
4216 Lomac St, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 277-5956
Family Guidance Ctr
2358 Fairlane Dr, Montgomery, AL 36116
Phone: (334) 270-4100
Central Alabama Focus
4520 Executive Park Dr, Montgomery, AL 36116
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Phone: (334) 270-0983
Pamela Snider Ph.D.
4754 Woodmere Blvd, Montgomery, AL 36106
Phone: (334) 356-8430
PIKE COUNTY (Banks, Brundidge, Goshen, Lewis, Troy)
HALF WAY HOUSES -None DRUG-TREATMENT FACILITIES:
East Central Mental Health Inc. 200 Cherry Street Troy, AL. 36081 (334) 566-6022x242
Treatment Categories: Drug Rehab Treatment Programs, Outpatient Drug Rehab, Drug Rehab For Teenagers, Dual Disorders Rehab, Hiv/Aids Drug Rehab, Gays/Lesbian Drug Rehab, Senior Citizen Drug Rehab, Pregnant Women Drug Rehab, Drug Rehab For Women, Drug Rehab For Men, Court Ordered Drug Rehab
VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM: None PARENTING PROGRAMS: None MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES:
East Central Mental Health 200 Cherry Street Troy AL 36081 (334) 566-6022x242 (334) 566-3391
Primary Focus: Mix of mental health and Substance abuse services Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, DUI/DWI offenders
Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment, Medicaid, private health insurance, military insurance
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RANDOLPH COUNTY - (Folsom, Roanoke, Rock Mills, Wadley, Wedowee, Woodland)
HALF-WAY HOUSES: None Drug-Treatment Facilities:
East Central Mental Health Substance Abuse Program 200 Cherry Street Troy AL 36081 (334) 566-6022x242 (334) 566-3391
Primary Focus: Mix of mental health and Substance abuse services
Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment
Type of Care: Outpatient
Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, DUI/DWI offenders
Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment, Medicaid, private health insurance, military insurance VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM: None PARENTING TRAINING PROGRAM: None MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM:
East Central Alabama Mental Health 200 Cherry Street Troy AL 36081 (334) 566-6022x242 (334) 566-3391
Primary Focus: Mix of mental health and Substance abuse services
RUSSELL COUNTY- Fort Mitchell, Glenville, Hurtsboro, Ladonia, Phoenix City (part of Phoenix City is in Lee County), Pittsview, Seale
HALFWAY HOUSES: none DRUG- FACILITIES TREATMENT : http://www.oasas.ny.gov/atc/mcpike/index.cfm VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM: None PARENTING PROGRAM: None MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS:
East Alabama Mental Health/Mental Retardation Center
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Russell County Clinic 2400 10th Street Phoenix City AL 36867 (334) 298-2405 (334) 742-2877
Primary Focus: Mental health services
Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment
Type of Care: Outpatient
Special Programs/Groups: DUI/DWI offenders
Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment, Medicaid, Medicare, private health insurance, military insurance
Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale (fee is based on income and other factors), Payment assistance
TALLAPOOSA COUNTY-(Alexander City, Camp Hill, Dadeville, Daviston, Equality (part of Equality is in Coosa County and Elmore County), Goldville, Jacksons' Gap, Tallassee (part of Tallassee is in Elmore County), Reeltown)
HALF-WAY HOUSES-None
DRUG-TREATMENT FACITILIES
Lighthouse of Tallapoosa County 36 Franklin Street Alexander City, AL. 35010 (256) 234-4894
Treatment Categories: Drug Rehab Services, Sober Living House, Long-Term Drug Rehab Programs, Drug Rehab For Men, ASL Assistance
VOCATIONAL TRAINING: None PARENTING PROGRAM: None MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS: none
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SERVICES OUTSIDE THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM, AL
Halfway Houses:
16 Sober Living Homes in Birmingham AL
Tri County Treatment Center
1101 East Park Drive Birmingham AL 35235
Saint Annes Home Inc
2772 Hanover Circle Birmingham AL 35205
Oakmont Center
2008 21st Street Ensley Birmingham AL 35218
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Hill Crest Behavioral Health Services
6869 5th Avenue South Birmingham AL 35212
Fellowship House Inc
1625 12th Avenue South Birmingham AL 35205 (205) 933-2430
Department of Veterans Affairs
700 South 19th Street Birmingham AL 35233
Bradford Health Services
631 Beacon Parkway West Birmingham AL 35209
Birmingham Healthcare
712 25th Street North Birmingham AL 35203
Aletheia House
4246 5th Avenue South Birmingham AL 35222
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Alcohol and Drug Abuse
2701 Jefferson Avenue SW Birmingham AL 35211
University of Alabama at Birmingham
1713 6th Avenue South Birmingham AL 35294
True Love Ministries
136 59th Street, North Birmingham AL 35212
University of Alabama at Birmingham
401 Beacon Parkway West Birmingham AL 35209
Additional Facilities:
209 20th St N Suite 156-A Birmingham, AL 35203 (205) 238-6004 http://alcoholdrugrehabbirmingham.com/ Contact: Hardy, James Business Description: Drug Rehab Birmingham offers trained counselors to provide you with the best treatment options, no matter if you or a loved ones are suffering from an addiction to drugs, alcohol or prescription drugs. Services: Health Workshops, Drug Treatment Centers Office Hours: Mon 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM, Tue 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM, Wed 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM, Thu 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM, Fri 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM . Excluded Services: Alcohol Rehab Birmingham, Drug Rehab Birmingham, Drug Addiction Treatment Vocational Training programs:
ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM Davis Center
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417 29th Street South 231.7926 Adult basic education & literacy. GED preparation & high school diploma. English as a second language; Job survival skills; Career development; Computer skills; keyboard/business education.
A.G. GASTON BOYS & GIRLS CLUB Youth 2900 South Park Drive 923.3377 Social development & guidance. $8 annual fee.
ALABAMA STATE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICE 236 Goodwin Crest Drive, Homewood 290.4400 Vocational training for citizens with mental and physical disabilities.
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE COVENANT 2117 University Boulevard 328.0644 Literacy tutoring, English as second language, ministry with mentally & physically challenged adults. Monday - Friday 8:30 AM -4:30 PM. No fees.
BEGINNING BRIDGE OUTREACH MINISTRY Various Program Sites 966-2194 Call for an appointment to have interview assessment. Job readiness training (interview clothing), job shadowing (dislocated from workforce), basic literacy, money management. 10:00 am - 3:00pm by appointment only. No fees.
BIRMINGHAM AIDS OUTREACH, INC. 205 32nd Street South 322.4197 Provides free GED classes to HIV + individuals. Must have written documentation of positive HIV or AIDS.
BIRMINGHAM CITY SCHOOLS COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (205)231-7995 Teen job training & summer employment. Seasonal employment for adults through local schools. Sliding scale fees.
BIRMINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS EVEN START PROGRAM 812 18th Way Southwest
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(205) 929-8185 GED and parenting classes. Free breakfast, lunch and transportation (in southwest area). Child care - birth - 4 years. No fees.
BIRMINGHAM HEALTH CARE 712 25th Street North (205)323-5311 Monday - Friday 8 AM - 4:30 PM On the Job Training-kitchen management, clerical, construction skills, transportation, lunch, stipends for participants.
BIRMINGHAM ONE-STOP CAREER CENTER Alabama Career Center System Birmingham Alabama Employment Security Office 3440 3rd Avenue South (Bus # 44) (205)254-1300 www.joblink.alabama.gov or https://joblink.alabama.gov/ada/ Register for Employment, resource room, Internet access, fax & copier available for employment related needs (assistance available), vocational rehab counseling retraining for discontinued jobs or dislocated workers, job training & placement, welfare to work, OJT training, Work Experience Training-324-0061 Veterans Placement Service-254.1346 Job Corps – (205)251-3493 or (205) 251-3436 (16-25 years.) No fees.
BIRMINGHAM REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION SENIOR AIDES PROJECT 1731 1st Avenue North, Suite 200 (205)251-8139 Seniors 55 and up. Part-time employment training for low-income elderly.
BIRMINGHAM URBAN LEAGUE 1229 3rd Avenue North (205)326-0162 Training & basic skills workforce development, computer training, GED, youth enrichment & development programs.
BROTHER BRYAN MISSION 1616 2nd Avenue North (334) 322-0092 GED preparation and job opportunities. For residents only.
CENTER FOR FAMILIES-JEFFERSON COUNTY 234 Aquarius Drive • Suite 122 (205)945-6000 Computer Training, Job Readiness Skills, Family Advocate Assessment, Family
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Coaches Program, Money Management Seminars.
CHURCH OF THE RECONCILER 112 14th Street North (205)324-6402 Tutoring on Tuesday & Thursday. 10 AM -11 AM. Adults. No charge.
CLERGY THAT CARE (Bethel Baptist Church) (205)838-1430 Summer youth employment. 14 & 15 yrs. old. No fees.
THE DANNON PROJECT (PRISON RE-ENTRY SUPPORT SERVICES) A.C.E.R Project 1600 20th Street South, Ste. B. (334)202-4072 Education, GED, job training, and employment assistance to men and woman seeking to re-enter society following a prison term. Must be 18 years of age or older by release date, non-violent offense, no conviction for sexual offense, sentenced in the Adult Criminal Justice System within 180 days of release. Call for an appointment. www.dannonproject.org
FAMILY GUIDANCE CENTER OF ALABAMA 234 Aquarius Dr. Ste. 118 (205)945-6000 Computer Classes (given by Lawson State) Money Management Classes Life Skills Classes Free to residents of Jefferson County. Call for intake appointment.
FUTURES, INC. (205)781-4411 Homeless ages 16-23, life skills, GED prep, job training & career planning, money management.
GIRLS, INC. (205)595-4475 Girls ages 5-18. Mentoring and development program. $25 per year fee.
HERITAGE CENTER (205)481-1556
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Technology training, employment training, educational services (Youth and Adults)
MOBILE, AL and BALDWIN COUNTY
Mobile Mental Health
4211 Government Boulevard Mobile AL 36693
Franklin Primary Health Center
1055 Dauphin Street Mobile AL 36604
ECD Program
2950 Springhill Avenue Mobile AL 36607
Dauphin Way Lodge
1009 Dauphin Street Mobile AL 36604
Bridge Inc
1874 Pleasant Avenue Mobile AL 36617
Bradford Health Services
1000 Hillcrest Road
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Mobile AL 36695
Mobile Metro Treatment Center
1924 Dauphin Island Parkway Mobile AL 36605
Vocational Training Program: None Parenting Programs: None Mental Health Programs:
Mobile Mental Health Center, Inc. 5750 A Southland Drive Mobile, AL 36617 Phone: (251) 450-5901 FAX: (251) 666-7537 Executive Director: Mr. J. Tuerk Schlesinger Clinical Director: Maggie Posey (251) 450-5904 Program Director of Children Services: Maggie Posey (251) 450-5904 Juvenile Court Liaison: Sarah Currie Phone Number: (251) 574-5291 After Hours Crisis Line: (all counties) 1 (888) 335-3044 Counties Served: Mobile and Washington Counties
Mental Health Services Provided (Mobile County only ): Outpatient Services Juvenile Court Liaisons Case Management In-Home Intervention C/A Day Treatment Residential Crisis Mental Health Service Provided (Washington County only): Outpatient Case Management Crisis ***************************************************
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Baldwin County Mental Health Center, Inc. 372 South Greeno Road Fairhope, AL 36532 Phone: (251) 990-4190 FAX: (251) 928-0216 Executive Director: Robin Riggins Clinical Director: Robin Riggins (251) 990-4211 Program Director of Children Services: Jason Tanner (251) 990-4243 Juvenile Court Liaison: Maria Callahan (251) 990-4237 After Hours Crisis Line: 1-(800) 558-8295 Counties Served: Baldwin County Mental Health Services Provided Outpatient Services
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