Inpatient Services , located at the Shirley D. Coletti Academy for Behavioral Change, provides up to six months of intensive residential treatment for substance-dependent adolescents with the average length of stay being four months. the program targets youth between 12-17 years old who are experiencing problems related to the use of alcohol or other drugs. The program utilizes a family-centered approach in a supportive therapeutic community. Services are designed to facilitate a substance abusing adolescent's recovery and to educate and equip family members with the life skills necessary to prevent further substance abuse. a variety of individual, group and family counseling services are offered in a progressive five-phase model. a core of supportive activities including education, recreation, life skill classes, vocational training complements basic services.

The 211 Helpline works to save and improve lives. It connects people to health, mental health, and wellness services. It also offers crisis intervention. All calls are free and confidential. They are available 24/7. Please call or visit the website for more information.

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Senior Friendship Centers provides resources for aging. They can offer case workers to help with getting elder services. They can also help with getting health insurance and help with food. This group also has programs for helping older adults who stay at home. In a crisis, they can provide help with financial or utility needs. They also offer legal help and support groups. Please call 941.955.2122 or visit their website to learn more.

This program serves anyone who has had a traumatic brain injury (TBI). You may apply for services directly or be referred by a doctor or agency. They serve survivors, their families and caregivers.

Services:
Education
Support
Online resource directory

This web portal is their online library of TBI information:
http://www.byyourside.org

Please see the website for all services.

Toll Free Helpline: 1.800.992.3442
New Port Richey Support Group: 727.236.9426
Hudson/Hernando City Support Group: 727.375.5395

Resurrection House is a faith-based resource center for those experiencing homelessness. They offer a range of services and give help to those in need. Please call 941.365.3759 or visit their website to learn more.

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Ronald McDonald House Northwest Florida is like a second home for families. They provide services like breaks and other programs to help families. The group believes the family should only focus on healing their child and should not have to go through it alone. These families come to Pensacola for important medical care for their child. To stay at the house, a medical facility, social worker, or nurse clinician must refer guests. The child receiving medical treatment must also be 21 years old or younger.

Rural Health Network provides Community Outreach Program. Residents and visitors of Monroe County may access affordable specialty services. Their rates are set on a sliding fee scale.

• Breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screenings
• Dental sealants for school aged children
• KidCare – Health Kids

Call for more information.

Rural Health Network provides Primary Health Care. They offer quality medical care services to the under-served populations of Monroe County. Their rates are set on a sliding fee scale. Call for more information.

This program offers HIV-related services. This is for those who do not have the health care or financial resources for coping with HIV. Please call 850.314.0950 or visit website for more information.

Referral services include:

• Education
• Employment
• Financial Assistance
• Food Assistance
• Housing
• Insurance
• Mental Health Services
• Public Benefits
• Substance Abuse Treatment Services
• Transportation

The program offers assistance to people living with HIV. It is for those who are not covered under other programs. Call or visit the website to learn more.

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