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2014 – 2016 Directory of Community Services for Midland County 2014 – 2016 Directory of Community Services For Midland County Co‐Sponsored by: 2‐1‐1 Texas Permian Basin Information & Referral MISD Head Start United Way of Midland This directory is available online at: www.uwmidland.org. To submit corrections for the next directory printing, please email correct information to: [email protected]. Table of Contents / Tabla de Contenido ORGANIZATION INDEX 52 ABUSE / ABUSO 13 Boys Town National Hotline CASA of West Texas (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Midland Rape Crisis & Children’s Advocacy Center Safe Place of the Permian Basin Texas Department of Family & Protective Services ADOPTION / ADOPCION 13 Centers for Children & Families Choose Life Midland, Inc. Texas Department of Family & Protective Services ADULT DAY CARE / GUARDERIA DE ADULTOS 14 Texas Department of Aging & Disability Services (DADS) ALCOHOL & DRUG / ABUSO DE ALCOHOL Y DROGAS 14 Basin Detox System, Inc. Clover House, Inc. Palmer Drug Abuse Program Permian Basin Community Centers Turning Point Permian Basin Regional Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse Samaritan Counseling Center of West Texas, Inc. Stop DWI, Inc. Teen Challenge of the Permian Basin The Springboard Center ASSISTED LIVING & RETIREMENT CENTER / 15 VIVIENDA DE ASISTENCIA & CENTROS DE RETIRO Texas Department of Aging & Disability Services (DADS) BLINDNESS & VISION / 15 CEGUERA & VISION DARS ‐ Division of the Blind Services Midland ISD ‐ Special Education Department Recording Library of West Texas Texas Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center 1 BUDGET & CREDIT COUNSELING / 15 CONSEJERIA DE PRESUPUESTO Y CREDITO Better Business Bureau of the Permian Basin Casa de Amigos of Midland, Texas Inc. Midland College Business and Economic Development Center Texas AgriLife Extension Service CANCER SERVICES / SERVICIOS DE CANCER 16 American Cancer Society Permian Basin Gifts of Hope, Inc. Texas Oncology ‐ Midland Allison Cancer Center CHAMBER OF COMMERCE / CAMARA DE COMERCIO 16 Midland Chamber of Commerce Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce CHILD BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS / 16 PROBLEMAS DE CONDUCTA INFANTIL Boys Town National Hotline Centers for Children & Families High Sky Children’s Ranch Midland ISD ‐ Guidance & Counseling Midland Teen Court, Inc. National Runaway Safeline Permian Basin Community Centers Texas Youth & Runaway Hotline CHILD CARE INFORMATION / INFORMACION DE GUARDERIAS 17 DE NINOS Child Care Management Services (CCMS) Texas Department of Family & Protective Services ‐ Child Care Search CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICE / 17 SERVICIOS DE DESARROLLO PARA NINOS Be The Change Permian Basin Big Brothers Big Sisters of Midland Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council Cooks Children’s Specialty Clinic First 5 Permian Basin Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest 2 Little Lives ECI Program MARC, Inc. Midland Children’s Rehabilitation Center Midland Community Healthcare Services ‐ Pediatric Midland ISD ‐ Head Start Permian Basin Area Health Education Center (PBAHEC) Permian Basin Community Centers ‐ Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) Unlock Ministries CHILDREN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE / 19 ASISTENCIA MEDICA PARA NIÑOS Community Children’s Ministry Clinic Cooks Children’s Specialty Clinic Midland Children’s Rehabilitation Center Midland Community Healthcare Services ‐ Pediatric Midland Community Healthcare Services ‐ Coleman Clinic Midland Health Department Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) Texas Health & Human Services Commission (HHSC) CHILDREN & YOUTH RECREATION / 20 RECREO PARA NIÑOS Y JOVENES Arts Council of Midland Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council Boys & Girls Club of Midland ‐ Halff Park Unit Boys & Girls Club of Midland ‐ Taylor Park Unit Camp Fire USA West Texas Council COM Aquatics, Inc. Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest Midland College ‐ Kids’ College (Summer Program) Midland Soccer Association Midland Softball Association – West Texas USSSA Unlock Ministries YMCA of Midland CITIZENSHIP / CIUDADANIA 21 Casa de Amigos of Midland Texas, Inc. Catholic Charities Catholic Family Service, Inc. Midland College ‐ Cogdell Learning Center 3 CLOTHING / ROPA 22 AMOS Casa de Amigos of Midland Texas, Inc. Golf Course Road Church of Christ Midland Baptist Crisis Center Midland Soup Kitchen Ministry St. Andrews Presbyterian Mission The Salvation Army COUNSELING / CONSEJERIA 22 Bridges Behavioral Health Centers for Children & Families Midland ISD ‐ Guidance & Counseling Midland Rape Crisis & Children’s Advocacy Center New Hope Counseling Pathways to a Better Life Permian Basin Community Centers Rays of Hope Children’s Grief Centre Renewed Hope Safe Place of the Permian Basin Samaritan Counseling Center of West Texas Stephen C. Barchenger, LPC The Springboard Center Vet Center Readjustment Counseling Service CRISIS INTERVENTION / INTERVENCION DE CRISIS 24 High Sky Children’s Ranch Midland County Sheriff’s Office ‐ Crisis Intervention Unit Midland County Sheriff’s Office ‐ Mental Health Unit Midland Rape Crisis Center & Children’s Advocacy Center Permian Basin Community Centers (PBCC) Safe Place of the Permian Basin Texas Department of Family & Protective Services The Life Center DENTAL INFORMATION / INFORMACION DENTAL 25 Family Health Dental Clinic Kool Smiles of Midland Midland Children’s Dental Center ‐ Dr. Thomas Youngblood Midland Community Healthcare Services ‐ Coleman Clinic Midland Dentistry 4 Kids 4 DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY SERVICES / 25 SERVICIOS DE DESARROLLO DE INCAPACIDAD CAAG – Communication Axess Ability Group Bynum School Hillcrest School Horses, Hearts, & Hands (H3) Little Lives ECI Program MARC, Inc. March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation Midland Children’s Rehabilitation Center Midland ISD ‐ Child Find Services Midland ISD ‐ Head Start PEN Project (West Texas Parent Education Network) Permian Basin Community Centers ‐ Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) SHARE Social Security Administration Special Olympics Permian Basin Texas Department of Aging & Disability Services (DADS) Texas Department of Assistive & Rehabilitative Services (DARS) DISASTER / DESASTRES 27 American Red Cross of the Permian Basin Texas AgriLife Extension Service The Salvation Army EDUCATION CHILD & ADULT / 27 EDUCACION PARA NIÑOS Y ADULTOS Barbara Yarbrough Parent Center Bynum School Casa de Amigos of Midland Texas, Inc. Communities in Schools of the Permian Basin Hillcrest School Junior Achievement of the Permian Basin Midland College Midland College ‐ Cogdell Learning Center Midland County Public Library Midland County Public Library ‐ Centennial Branch Midland Independent School District (MISD) Midland ISD ‐ Head Start Midland Need to Read 5 Region 18 Education Service Center Shalom Empowerment & Economic Development EMPLOYMENT / EMPLEO 29 Workforce Solutions Permian Basin FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE / ASISTENCIA FINANCIERA 29 (Note: Please call agency for information and service hours) American Red Cross of the Permian Basin Casa de Amigos of Midland Texas, Inc. First Baptist Benevolence First Presbyterian Church Golf Course Road Church of Christ Helping Hands of Midland Midland Baptist Crisis Center St. Andrews Presbyterian Mission St. Vincent de Paul Society ‐ St. Ann’s Conference The Salvation Army West Texas Opportunities, Inc. FOOD ASSISTANCE / ASISTENCIA DE COMIDA 30 AMOS Breaking Bread Kitchen Church on Wheels Casa de Amigos of Midland Texas, Inc. Golf Course Road Church of Christ Helping Hands of Midland Jubilee Center of Midland Memorial Christian Church Food Pantry Midland Baptist Crisis Center Midland Greater Works Midland Soup Kitchen Ministry Mission Center Adult Day Service St. Vincent de Paul Society ‐ St. Ann’s Conference Texas Health & Human Services Commission (HHSC) The Salvation Army HEARING IMPAIRED / SORDERA 32 CAAG – Communication Axess Ability Group Hearing Loss Association of America Midland ISD ‐ Child Find Services Regional Day School for the Deaf 6 HOME MAINTENANCE / MANTENIMIENTO DEL HOGAR 32 Christmas in Action, Inc. City of Midland Community Development Office Community & Senior Services (CSS) of Midland, Inc. West Texas Opportunities, Inc. HOUSING & SHELTER SERVICES / 33 SERVICIOS DE REFUGIO Y VIVIENDAS Buckner Children & Family Services Family Promise of Midland Housing Authority of the City of Midland Midland Community Development Corporation Midland County Housing Authority (HUD) Midland Fair Havens, Inc. Midland Habitat for Humanity New Direction Ministry Safe Place of the Permian Basin The Genesis Center of the Permian Basin The Salvation Army INFORMATION & REFERRAL / INFORMACION Y REFERENCIA 34 2‐1‐1 Texas Permian Basin Information & Referral Service American Cancer Society American Diabetes Association American Heart Association Area Agency on Aging of the Permian Basin Better Business Bureau of the Permian Basin Permian Basin Board of Realtors ProLife Midland JUSTICE & LEGAL SERVICES / 35 SERVICIOS DE JUSTICIA & SERVICIOS LEGALES Barbara Culver Juvenile Justice Center CASA of West Texas (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Casa de Amigos of Midland Texas, Inc. Disability Claim Services John J. Ingram & Associates Legal Aid of Northwest Texas Midland Teen Court, Inc. Texas Attorney General – Child Support Division Texas Juvenile Justice Department 7 MEDICAL & HEALTH / MEDICO Y SALUD 36 American Cancer Society American Diabetes Association American Heart Association Bridges Behavioral Health Casa de Amigos of Midland Texas, Inc. Community Children’s Ministry Clinic Continue Care Hospital Cooks Children’s Specialty Clinic Family Med Center ‐ Premier Urgent Care Gupta & Gupta Pediatrics Patrick Leung, M. D. Midland Community Healthcare Services
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