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Southern Florida Re-Entry Resource Guide Southern Florida Ex-Offender Re-Entry Resource Guide April 2011 SOUTHERN FLORIDA RE-ENTRY RESOURCE GUIDE BROWARD COUNTY CHARLOTTE COUNTY COLLIER COUNTY GLADES HENDRY HILLSBORO COUNTY LEE COUNTY MARTIN COUNTY MIAMI DADE COUNTY MONROE COUNTY PALM BEACH COUNTY PINELLAS COUNTY Please forward any revisions to: Thomas S. Lanahan, III [email protected] BROWARD COUNTY BROWARD SHERIFF'S OFFICE Re-Entry Resource Guide A guide to enhance the transition of individuals from the criminal justice system into the community by identifying agencies and organizations offering employment, housing and other social services. STEPS TO THE FUTURE BROWARD RE-ENTRY COALITION c/o BROWARD SHERIFF'S OFFICE 4200 NW 16TH STREET, SUITE 101 LAUDERHILL, FL 33313 (954) 535-2390 EXT. 354 [email protected] Table of Contents Emergency Hotlines …………………………………………………………………………………. 2 Case Management…………………………………………………………………………….. 3 Emergency Shelters…………………………………………………………………………………. 4 Faith Based Housing Services …………………………………………………………………….. 5 HIV/AIDS Housing…………………………………………………………………………………… 6 Low Income Permanent Housing ……………………………………………………………….. 7 Mail Assistance …………... …………………………………………………………………….. 8 Medical Needs Housing …………………………………………………………………………. 9 Recovery/Sober Housing…………………………………………………………………………. 10, 11 Transitional Housing……………………………………………………………………………….. 12 Sex Offenders …………. …………………………………………………………………………….. 13 Substance Abuse Resource …………………….………………………………………………….. 14 Substance Abuse Treatment ………………………………………………………………… 15 1 Broward County Re-entry Guide Telephone Hotlines Department / Unit Phone Abuse Registry Florida Department of Children and Families (800) 962-2873 (800) 227-8922 HIV/AIDS/STD (800) 342-2437 Broward General Medical Center (Psychiatric) (954) 355-4400 (877) 524-2337 Coalition to end Homelessness (954) 792-2337 Crimes Compensation (800) 226-6667 Crisis Unit (19th Street) (954) 739-8605 Catholic Charities (866) 758-0025 Community-Jail Linkage Coalition, Inc. (Miami Dade) (866) 573-8311 Dial 211 -or- First Call for Help (Referral hotline) (954) 537-0211 Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service (800) 342-8060 Fort Lauderdale Hospital (800) 585-7527 (Mental Health) (954) 463-4321 Henderson Crisis Walk in Center & Mobil Crisis Unit (954) 463-0911 Hill Burton Free Hospital Care (800) 638-0742 (800) 403-4208 Hollywood Pavilion (954) 962-1355 Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence (800) 500-1119 Florida Council Against Sexual Violence (888) 956-7273 Hunger (800) 239-FOOD North Broward Hospital District Health Line (800) 548-4888 Poison Control (800) 282-3171 Rape (954) 761-RAPE (Our House) Senior Help Line (954) 522-5220 Sexual Assault / Abuse (954) 765-4159 Social Security (800) 772-1213 (800) 784-2433 Suicide (888) 333-2377 Teen Hotline (954) 467-TEEN Teen Tapes (Provides voice tape support to teens regarding peer issues) (954) 767-4777 The SETH Line (A peer support warm line) (954) 578-5640 Women in Distress (CRISIS HOTLINE) (800) 500-1119 2 CASE MANAGEMENT Department / Unit Hours Street Address City Phone APFL AIDS Project of Florida 2817 E. Oakland Park Blvd., Ste 9a-5p Fort Lauderdale (954) 537-4111 (HIV/AIDS) 200 Broward County Community Action 9a-5p 900 NW 31st Street Fort Lauderdale (954) 327-8797 Agency Broward County Elderly and 9a-5p 2995 N Dixie Highway Fort Lauderdale (954) 537-2936 Veterans Service Broward County Health Department 9a-5p 1100 W. State Road 84 Fort Lauderdale (954) 765-0550 Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Broward County Health Department - 9a-5p 2421 SW 6 Avenue Fort Lauderdale (954) 788-6121 Ft. Lauderdale Health Center Broward County Northwest Health 9a-5p 624 NW 15 Way Fort Lauderdale (954) 467-4640 Ctr (HIV/AIDS) Broward County Refugee Program - Oakland Park 9a-5p 2995 N Dixie Highway Fort Lauderdale (954) 537-2929 (FL Freedom Trafficking) Broward House Case Management 9a-5p 2800 N Andrews Avenue Wilton Manors (954) 568-7373 (HIV/AIDS) - Denise Maxwell Broward House Intervention & (954) 568-7373 (P) Prevention - Jose Figuarora & Steve 9a-5p 2800 N Andrews Avenue Wilton Manors (954) 568-5923 (F) Zegarelli Care Resource/Community AID 9a-5p 993 E. Oakland Park Oakland Park (954) 567-7141 Resource Catholic Charities 9a-5p 1299 E. Oakland Park Blvd. Fort Lauderdale (954) 630-9404 Children's Diagnostic & Treatment Center Comprehensive Family AIDS Program (Services: case 9a-5p 1401 South Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale (954) 728-1071 management & support groups for families infected and affected with HIV / AIDS) - Doug Carson Christ Crusaders, Inc. Hollywood 9a-5p 4201 NW 66 Avenue Hollywood (954) 986-0610 (HIV/AIDS) Comprehensive Care Center - Henry 9a-5p 1101 NW 1st Street Fort Lauderdale (954) 467-0880 Lumpkins (HIV/AIDS Services) Hispanic Unity of Florida Inc. 9a-5p 5840 Johnson Street Hollywood (954) 964-8884 Minority Development & 9a-5p 470 NE 13th Street Fort Lauderdale (954) 315-4530 Empowerment, Inc. (HIV/AIDS) Mount Bethel Human Services Corp. 9a-5p 1006 SW 6th Avenue Fort Lauderdale (954) 763-5010 OIC of Broward, Inc. (Opportunities Industrialization 2880 W. Oakland Park Blvd., Main: (954) 535-2100 9a-5p Fort Lauderdale Centers, Inc.) Ste 300 (954) 535-2200 (F) Brian Browne, ReEntry Program Dir. 3 EMERGENCY SHELTERS Department / Unit Hours Street Address City Phone 211 Homeless Helpline 954-563-4357 Toll Free: 1-888-537-0211 T - S 1600 S Federal Hwy (NW corner of Pembroke & Federal) Ask for: Courtney, Curtis, James, Lorraine Outreach Teams - South Fort Lauderdale 11:30am Bus routes to pick-up site: N/S #1 & W/E #5 or Sgt. John M, T, W, F, NE Corner of NW 1st Ave & NW 2nd Street , 50 feet north Ask for: Courtney, Curtis, James, Lorraine Outreach Teams - Central S, Sun Fort Lauderdale under the tree or Sgt. John 2:45pm Thurs St Andrews Church, 1100 Andrews Ave, (Just north of Ask for: Courtney, Curtis, James, Lorraine, Outreach Teams - Central Fort Lauderdale 3:00 pm Sunrise Blvd) Officer Sandi or Officer Steve NW Corner of Esther Rolle Ave & MLK Blvd (100 feet M - F west of Dixie in the store parking lot (Bus routes to pick up Ask for: Courtney, Curtis, James, Lorraine Outreach Teams - North Fort Lauderdale 12:00 noon site: N/S on Dixie #20, 42, 50 & 60 E/W on MLK #22, 20 or Deputy Robert & 60 1700 Blount Road Pompano Beach 954-979-6360 Broward Outreach 2056 Scott Street Hollywood 954-926-7417 Browar County Central Homeless 954-779-3990Admissions through Outreach 920 NW 7th Ave Fort Lauderdale Assistance Center Teams only Website: www. Covenanthousefl.org (104 beds Covenant House under 21 and at this location). Offers Housing, 733 Breakers Ave Ft Lauderdale, FL 33304 954-561-5559 Toll free: 1-800-683-8338 youth with babies Education, GED, employment assistance, case management, therapy & transportation Lippman Family Center - Ages 12 to 17 only (Crisis Center for runaways, 221 NW 23rd Court Oakland Park, FL 954-568-2801 abused or homeless adolescents Emergency shelter for homeless families referred through The Sheperd's Way Robin Martin 954-566-2311 the beds hotline Women in Distress Emergency shelter for women and children 954-761-1133 4 FAITH BASED HOUSING SERVICES Department / Unit Hours Street Address City Phone Agape Love 954-792-4964 Angelica House - Operated by Catholic Charities & the 9a-5p Pompano Beach Archdiocese of Miami (15 rooms for families) Lisa Christian Recovery - women only 9a-5p 954-650-5894 Faith Farm 9a-5p 1980 NW 9th Avenue Fort Lauderdale 954-763-7787 Rev John W Bennett Helping Hands Transition and and Imani Transition 9a-5p 1301 NW 3rd Avenue Fort Lauderdale Recovery Ministries Inc. 954-562-5418 Toll Free: 1-866-890- Lamb of God (men only) Faith 8827 9a-5p 971 S Dixie Hwy Pompano Beach based Transitiona Housing 954-946-7332 www.Logrc.org Providence Place (28 rooms for Tessa Painson, women and children) Operated 9a-5p 1299 N Oakland Park Blvd Oakland Park Program Director by Catholic Charities and the 954-568-6610 Archdiocese of Miami St. Bernard Village 954-484-1824 Curtis St. Laurence Chapel (Housing) 954-873-4250 Saint Francis Mission - Faith Based Treatment program for 9a-5p 208 SE 8th Street Fort Lauderdale 954-761-3281 males Call Beds Hotline for Salvation Army - Males / admission: 954-524- 9a-5p 1445 W Broward Blvd Fort Lauderdale Females 2337 or 954-524- 6991 5 HIV/AIDS HOUSING Department / Unit Hours Street Address City Phone Broward Housing Solutions (Permanent housing for special needs - 9a-5p 305 SE 18th Court Fort Lauderdale 954-764-2800 mental illness) Broward House ALF (Homeless 9a-5p 417 SE 18th Court Fort Lauderdale 954-292-8880 Medical Respite) Broward House ALF (HIV/AIDS) 9a-5p 417 SE 18th Court Fort Lauderdale 954-468-1290 Broward House, Inc (Permanent 9a-5p 417 SE 18th Court Fort Lauderdale 954-522-4749 housing for HIV/AIDS, at risk) Mount Olive Development Corp 954-779-2803 (MODCO) (HIV/AIDS) transitional & 9a-5p 1524 NW 6th Street Fort Lauderdale Paula &/or Sharon permanent housing Shadowood II (HIV/AIDS) 9a-5p 307 SW 5th Street Fort Lauderdale 954-462-3719 6 LOW INCOME PERMANENT HOUSING Department / Unit Hours Street Address City Phone Online affordable rental housing locator: Website http://www.floridahousingsearch.org/ Broward County Housing Authority 9a-5p 1773 N State Road 7 Lauderhill (954) 739-1114 Dania Beach Housing Authority 9a-5p 715 West Dania Beach Blvd Dania Beach (954) 920-9662 Deerfield Beach Housing Authority 9a-5p 425 NW 1st Terrace Deerfield Beach (954) 428-0678 Fort Lauderdale Housing Authority 9a-5p 1004 W Broward Blvd Ft. Lauderdale (954) 467-7909 Hollywood Housing Authority 9a-5p 7300 N. Davie Rd. Ext. Hollywood (954) 989-4691 Pompano Housing Authority 9a-5p 1050 N.W. 18th Drive Pompano (954) 972-1444 Pompano Housing Authority 9a-5p 1618 N.W. 6th Avenue, Pompano (954) 943-1101 Pompano Housing Authority 9a-5p 321 W. Atlantic Blvd. Pompano (954) 785-7200 Broward Community Development Corp. 9a-5p 305 SE 18th Court Ft. Lauderdale (954) 764-2800 Broward County Refugee Program 9a-5p 2995 N. Dixie Hwy Oakland Park (954) 537-2983 Central Broward BC Family Success 9a-5p 2995 N.
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