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Young Adult Resource Guide RESOURCE GUIDE CHILD CARE & EARLY LEARNING • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DROP-IN CENTERS • DRUG & ALCOHOL TREATMENT • EDUCATION/ CAREER • FAMILY PLANNING/ REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH • FOOD RESOURCES • GENERAL HEALTH SERVICES • HOUSING/ SHELTER • LEGAL SERVICES • MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES • PARENTING EDUCATION • TEEN PARENT RESOURCES • OTHER RESOURCES Last updated January 15, 2021 This resource guide was compiled with the help of the Youth Justice Project Coalition The Youth Justice Project (YJP) was created in 2015 by Community Legal Services and Philadelphia Legal Assistance to more holistically address the needs of youth living in poverty in Philadelphia. YJP seeks to transform advocacy on behalf of low-income and vulnerable youth ages 16 to 24 by: 1) Creating a holistic and age-sensitive model for legal representation, 2) Developing strategic community partnerships to facilitate referrals and share resources among youth advocates in Philadelphia, and 3) Advancing needed policy changes to ensure youth can transition successfully to adulthood. Members of the Youth Justice Project Coalition include: Community Legal Services Philadelphia Legal Assistance Juvenile Law Center Education Law Center Youth Sentencing and Reentry Project Defender Association of Philadelphia The Pennsylvania DMC Youth/ Law Enforcement Corporation Legal Clinic for the Disabled ii TABLE OF CONTENTS CHILD CARE/EARLY LEARNING....Page 1 La Puerta Abierta/The Open Door Child Care Information Services Mural Arts Crisis Care Nurseries Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Pennsylvania Early Head Start POPPYN After School Activities Partnership Philadelphia Futures Youthbuild Philadelphia DOMESTIC VIOLENCE……………...Page 3 Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline FAMILY PLANNING/ Lutheran Settlement House - Bilingual Domestic REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH………..Page 11 Violence Program Blacks Educating Blacks about Sexual Health Congreso—Latina Domestic Violence Project Issues (BEBASH ) Women Against Abuse Access Matters Teen Hotline Women in Transition Access Matters Women Organized Against Rape MOMobile Menergy Planned Parenthood of SE Pennsylvania Youth Health Empowerment Project DROP-IN CENTERS…………………Page 4 Achieving Independence Center (AIC) FOOD RESOURCES…………………Page 12 Attic Youth Center USDA National Hunger Hotline Eddie’s House Why Hunger Hotline Project SAFE/Prevention Point Philadelphia Farm to Families Program Youth Health Empowerment Project (Y-HEP) Greater Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger MANNA DRUG/ALCOHOL TREATMENT…...Page 5 Philabundance Belmont Center For Comprehensive Treatment SHARE Food Program Bridges' Step Down The Bridge GENERAL HEALTH SERVICES…..Page 14 The Consortium Philadelphia Public Health Centers CHANCES Cora Services, Inc. HOUSING/ SHELTER……………….Page 15 Gaudenzia Achieving Independence Center (AIC) Interim House, Inc. Covenant House Crisis Shelter Interim House West Mother/Baby Program (DHS) Kirkbride Center Office of Emergency Shelter and Services PATH, Inc. Pathways PA Penn Presbyterian Medical Center People's Emergency Center (PEC) Shalom, Inc. Salvation Army Eliza Shirley Warren E. Smith Supervised Independent Living (DHS) Valley Youth House EDUCATION/ CAREER……………...Page 8 Women Against Abuse Shelter Achieving Independence Center (DHS) Youth Emergency Services (YES) Runaway Career Link Youth Program (RYP) Center for Literacy Crisis Nurseries Community College of Philadelphia Communities in Schools of Philadelphia Educational Opportunities Center Honickman Learning Center Intercultural Family Services, Inc LEGAL SERVICES…………………..Page 18 PARENTING EDUCATION………Page 24 American Civil Liberties Union - PA Adults in the Making Program AIDS Law Project Casa del Carmen Community Legal Services Children's Aid Society Defender Association of Philadelphia Cora Services, Inc. Dependent Court Operations ELECT Program Disability Rights Network Family School Education Law Center Northwestern Center HIAS PA Parent Action Network (DHS) Homeless Advocacy Project Project Peace Juvenile Law Center Turning Point for Children Legal Clinic for the Disabled Mazzoni Center Legal Servers TEEN PARENT RESOURCES……Page 26 Nationalities Service Center Philadelphia Legal Assistance Pennsylvania Health Law Project ELECT—School District of Philadelphia Philadelphia Legal Assistance Nurse-Family Partnership Public Interest Law Center Power to Parent—Educating Communities for Support Center for Child Advocates Parenting Women Against Abuse Legal Center Turning Points for Children Women's Law Project EMBRACE Teen Pregnancy Program—Einstein Youth Sentencing and Reentry Project Hospital Casa del Carmen MENTAL HEALTH Catholic Social Services TREATMENT……...…………………Page 22 Cora Services, Inc. Community Behavioral Health Belmont Center OTHER INFORMATION……………Page 28 The Consortium National Runaway Switchboard Kirkbride Center United Way First Call for Help Hotline Northwestern Center PATH, Inc. Philadelphia Health Management Corporation Warren E. Smith Health Centers ii CHILD CARE & EARLY LEARNING If you need to find child care, the best place to start is calling the Child Care Hotline at 1(888) 461-KIDS (5437). They will help you find child care that is close by and is right for you and your child's needs. If you get cash assistance or SNAP (food stamps), the County Assistance Office will cover the full cost if you are in in an approved education, work, or job search program. If you do not get cash assistance or SNAP but still have a low income, you may qualify for subsidized child care through Child Care Information Services. Speak with them to find out more information. If there is an emergency and you need someone to look after your child aged newborn-5 right away, for example if you need to stay in the hospital for a few days, call Crisis Care Nurseries at (215)386-0251. ASAP: AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Phone: (215)271-0433 PARTNERSHIP West/Southwest Philadelphia 1520 Locust Street, Suite 1104 5548 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 2nd Floor Phone: (215)545-2727 Philadelphia, PA 19139 Website: https://phillyasap.org Phone: (215)382-4762 Justin Ennis, Director Email: [email protected] Services: Provide resources and referrals for Services: ASAP organizes chess, debate, drama child care, educational programs and family and scrabble after school clubs across the city. services throughout Pennsylvania, although they Its website also offers a directory of all after mostly work within Philadelphia. Individuals school programs in Philadelphia, that can be can call the hotline or stop in at one of the five filtered by interest, location, age, and hours. centers to access information. The centers do Eligibility: Anyone. not make recommendations, they can only Referral Process: No referral necessary. provide information. They also have a subsidy Cost: Free. program to help low income individuals pay for any licensed childcare facility and some CHILD CARE INFORMATION SERVICES unregulated childcare arrangements. Hotline: 1(888) 461-KIDS (5437) Eligibility: Anyone may use the child care Web: www.philadelphiachildcare.org resource hotline or centers. To be eligible for North Philadelphia the child care subsidy individuals must be 642 N. Broad Street Pennsylvania residents, both custodial parents 6th floor, Wallace Building must be working a minimum of 20 hours per Philadelphia, PA 19130 week (10 of those hours can be job training or Phone: (215)763-0100 college classes), their children must be under the Northeast Philadelphia age of 13, and they cannot be receiving cash 1926 Grant Avenue assistance from the Dept. of Public Welfare. Philadelphia, PA 19115 Referral Process: No referral required. Phone: (215)333-1560 Cost: Free. Northwest Philadelphia 6350 Green Street CRISIS CARE NURSERIES Ground Floor Youth Services, Inc. Philadelphia, PA 19144 Baring House Phone: (215)842-4820 3401 Baring Street South/Center City Philadelphia, PA 19104 1500 S. Columbus Boulevard Angie Maury, Supervisor 2nd Floor, Magee Building Phone: (215)386-0251 Philadelphia, PA 19147 Email: [email protected] 3 Fax: (215)551-7287 Services: The nurseries offer temporary child- Jessica Smith, Director care for children ages newborn-5 years for Email: [email protected] emergencies, and non-emergencies for 30-90 Eligible ZIP codes: 19145, 19146, 19147 & days per year. They also offer short-term crisis 19148 counseling, and make referrals for long-term issues. Baring House is open 24/7, and the Sally Norris Square Civic Association Children Watson center is open Monday through Friday, Center from 7 AM to 6 PM. Organizes three EHS programs. Eligibility: Children under 5 years old. Central Office: 174 W. Diamond Street Referral Process: No referral necessary. If non- Philadelphia, PA 19122 emergent situation, parents should call Phone: (215)426-8734 beforehand to register. If emergency, do not Fax: (215)426-5822 need to call ahead. Joanii Marrero Cost: Free. Email: [email protected] Eligible ZIP codes: 19122, 19123, 19125, & PENNSYLVANIA EARLY HEAD START 19133 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Karabots Pediatric Care Center The Children’s Center 4865 Market Street 2011 N Masher Street Philadelphia, PA 19139 Philadelphia, PA 19122 Phone: (267)425-9900 Contact: Ana Munoz Fax: (267)425-9901 Phone: (215)634-2251 Donna Bibbs, Director Email: [email protected] Grace Kid’s Academy Eligible ZIP codes: 19139 & 19104 141 E. Hunting Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19124 Germantown-Lehigh Early Head Start Contact: Stephanie Adorno 2515 Germantown Avenue Phone: (215)455-1234 Philadelphia, PA 19133 Phone: (215)278-2212 The Lighthouse
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