The Seminole County Resource Directory is a gathered listing of local, state and national resources as it relates to the specific needs of families.
Please feel free to copy and distribute this publication as needed. Additional bound copies may be obtained through The Child Abuse Prevention Task Force.
Seminole County Child Abuse Prevention Task Force
CAPTF
P.O. Box 703
Sanford, Fl 32772-0703
(407) 320-7223
captfdirecty@yahoo.com
Thank you and remember "Primary Prevention interrupts the cycle of violence"
TO
REPORT CHILD ABUSE OR ELDER ABUSE800-96ABUSE
800 – 962-2873
ABANDON BAB
YLAW - A parent, legal custodian, or caregiver may drop off an infant up to 72 hours old at any fire station, hospital that offers emergency services, or with emergency medical technicians with out any fear of prosecution. No information is required, but it may be volunteered.This directory is intended to provide a comprehensive listing of programs and services available to Seminole County families. Our goal is to enable families to have the knowledge and tools necessary to receive the services that meet their individual needs. Some of the information contained within the directory may not be supported in full by the individual member agencies. Although CAPTF has made every attempt to verify the information contained within this directory, they are neither responsible for inaccuracies, acts nor consequences resulting from errors or omissions.
HANDYHELPFUL INFORMATION
Seminole County Government Website
www.seminolecountyfl.gov
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LONGWOOD
ITY CONTACT INFORMATION175 West Warren Avenue, 32765
(407) 260-3440
www.longwoodfl.org
ALTAMONTESPRINGS
225 Newburyport Avenue, 32701
(407) 571-8121
www.altamonte.org
CASSELBERRY
200 Triplet
(407) 262-7700
www.casselberry.org
LAKEMARY
100 North Country Club Road, 32795
(407) 585-1400
www.lakemaryfl.com
OVIEDO
400 Alexandria Boulevard, 32765
(407) 971-5555
www.cityofoviedo.net
SANFORD
300 North Park Avenue, 32771
(407) 688-5000
www.sanfordfl.gov
WINTERSPRINGS
1126 East SR 434, 32708
(407) 327-1800
www.winterspringsfl.org
SEMINOLECOUNTYPUBLIC LIBRARY
Branch Information
All library branches are open Monday through Thursday 9:00am to 8:00pm, Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm, and Sunday 1:00pm to 5:00pm.
The Library is closed on Friday.
Jean RheinCentral Branch Library
215 N. Oxford Road Casselberry, Florida 32707 407-665-1500Northwest Branch Library
580 Greenway Boulevard Lake Mary, Florida 32746 407-665-1640West Branch Library
245 N. Hunt Club Boulevard Longwood, Florida 32779 407-665-1670North Branch Library
150 N. Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 407-665-1620East Branch Library
310 Division Street Oviedo, Florida 32765 407-665-1560Sheriffs Office
Main Administration Building
Captain Dennis Lemma, Deputy Director, Seminole Neighborhood Policing
dlemma@seminolesheriff.org,
Lieutenant Pete Kelting, Traffic Safety Coordinator
pkelting@seminolesheriff.org,
Sandy Cannon, Administrative Aide,
scannon@seminolesheriff.org
407-665-6462 407-665-6938 407-665-6606SN
PAdministration is located in the Sheriff’s Office Main Administration Building100 Bush BlvdSanford 32773(1/2 mile south of Lake Mary Blvd on U.S. Hwy 17/92) 407-665-6606
North Region
Lieutenant Jennifer Jenkins, jjenkins@seminolesheriff.org
Sergeant Scott Slavin,
• sslavin@seminolesheriff.orgEast Region
Lieutenant Karen Mills,
South Region
Lieutenant Lou Tomeo,
South Region/Altamonte
175 Newburyport AvenueAltamonte Springs, Florida 32701407-665-1410Fax 407-665-1415South Region/Hunt Club
494 S. Hunt Club BoulevardApopka, Florida 32703407-665-1700Fax 407-665-1710John
E. Polk Correctional FacilityDirector David Diggs, ddiggs@seminolesheriff.org
211 Bush BoulevardSanford, FL 32773
407-665-1200
Juvenile Detention
Assessment Center (407) 665-2400
Callers From Orlando (407) 830-8919 Ext 5344
Callers From Orlando (407) 830-8919 Ext 5341
Detention Center (407) 330-6750
Hospitals
Florida Hospital Altamonte
601 East Altamonte Drive Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701
Main..................................................................................................................................................407-303-2200
Emergency Department......................................................................................................................407-303-2230
Medical Records................................................................................................................................407-303-1133
Administration/Executive Offices.......................................................................................................407-303-2243
Central Florida Regional Hospital
1401 West Seminole Blvd Sanford, FL 32771
Main..................................................................................................................................................407-321-4500
Emergency Department......................................................................................................................407-833-7522
Medical Records................................................................................................................................407-302-7379
Administration/Executive Office........................................................................................................407-302-7392
South Seminole Hospital
555 West State
Road 434 Longwood, FL 32750Main..................................................................................................................................................407-767-1200
Emergency Department......................................................................................................................321-842-5650
Medical Records................................................................................................................................407-767-5840
Administration/Executive Office........................................................................................................407-767-5800
HOTLINES
800-Runaway 1-800-786-2929
Providing crisis intervention and referral service to shelters, counseling, etc.
A Safe Haven for Newborns 1-877-767-2229
AIDS Hotline, CDC, National Hotline 1-800-232-4636 AIDS Hotline, CDC, National Hotline Spanish 1-800-545-7432 AIDS Hotline, CDC, National Hotline, Creole 1-800-243-7101
AIDS Hotlines, Florida 1-800-352-2437
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Helpline and Treatment 1-800-234-0420
Alcohol Support and Information Hotline 1-800-331-2900
Alcoholics Anonymous Hotline 407-260-5408
America’s Crisis Pregnancy Helpline 1-800-672-2296
Boys Town National Hotline 1-800-448-3000
Breastfeeding Helpline 321-841-5235
sponsored by Arnold Palmer Hospital for Women and Children
Child Support Enforcement 1-800-622-5437
Child Welfare Information Gate Way 1-800-FYI-3366
ChildHelp National Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-422-4453 800-4-A-CHILD
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OTLINES (cont.)Children’s Home Society Crisis Nursery 407-522-2288
24 hour referrals, parenting and placement issues.
Covenant House 407-482-0404
Covenant House Nine Line 1-800-999-9999
Cranes Roost Park - 24 hour events hotline 407-571-8863
jogging, wildlife, bird-watching, concerts and events.
Crime Line 407-423-8477
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 1-800-669-4000
Family Health Line 1-800-451-2229
Information/referrals/counseling: prenatal, infants, children & family planning.
FL "Quit for Life" Line-Smoking Cessation 1-877-822-6669
Florida Abuse Hotline 1-800-962-2873
Harbor House Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-500-1119
Independent Adoption Center 1-800-877-6736
Job Corps 1-800-733-JOBS
MADD 1-800-772-6233
Narcotics-Anonymous 407-425-5157
National Adoption Center Helpline 1-800-862-3678
National Clearinghouse for Substance Abuse 1-800-729-6686 1-877-767-8432 Spanish
National Domestic Violence/Child Abuse/Sexual Abuse 1-800-799-7233 800-799-SAFE
National Domestic Violence/Child Abuse/Sexual Abuse TDD 1-800-787-3224
National Drug Information Treatment and Referral Hotline 1-800-662-4357 1-800-622-HELP
National Hotline for Missing and Exploited Children 1-800-843-5678
National Office of Post Abortion Reconciliation and Healing (Project Rachel) 1-800-5WE-CARE
National Runaway Switchboard 1-800-621-4000
National Sexual Assault Hotline 1-800-656-4673 1-800-656-HOPE
National Suicide Hotline 1-800-784-2433
National Youth Crisis Hotline 1-800-442-4673 1-800-442-HOPE
Provides counseling and referrals to local drug treatment centers, shelters, and counseling services. Responds to youth dealing with pregnancy, molestation, suicide, and child abuse. Operates 24 hours, seven days a week.
One World Adoption Services 1-800-522-2792
Option Line (National Crisis Pregnancy) 1-800-395-4357
Parent Abduction Hotline 1-800-292-9688
Parent Helpline 1-800-352-5683
Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222
Rape Reporting- Seminole County Sheriff 407-330-6600
Rape Victims Assistance Center Hotline 407-321-7273 321-784-4357
SAFE Alternatives Information and Referral Line 1-800-366-8288
Safehouse of Seminole - 24 hour hot line 407-330-3933
Temporary shelter for victims of domestic violence, crisis counseling safety planning, support groups, court
Speak Out Hotline 1-800-226-7733
"24-hour per day, 7 days per week anonymous tip line that encourages students, parents, or community members" to call with information concerning issues of school safety or security. The official hotline of Seminole County Public Schools. Callers do not receive a reward.
Suicide Crisis Unit 407-321-4357
Suicide Hotline 407-425-2624
Thursday’s Child National Youth Advocacy Hotline 1-800-872-5437 1-800-USA-KIDS
Trevor Helpline 1-800-850-8078
To Aid in Suicide Prevention in Gay and Questioning Youth
US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 1-800-669-3362
Woman Care Centers 1-800-432-8517
County Fire Stations
Altamonte Springs Fire Station # 11 175 Newbury Port Ave. Altmonte Springs FL 32701 .......407-665-5175
Altamonte Springs Fire Station # 12 325 Douglas Ave. Altmonte Springs FL 32714 ................407-665-5175
Altamonte Springs Fire Station # 14 600 Hattaway Drive Altmonte Springs FL 32701 ............407-665-5175
Apopka Fire Station # 13 3860 E SR 436 Apopka FL 32703 ....................................................407-665-5175
Casselberry Fire Station # 21 681 Seminola Blvd Casselberry FL 32707 ......................407-262-7735
Casselberry Fire Station # 22 7122 US 17-92 Casselberry FL 32730 ............................407-665-5175
Casselberry Fire Station # 23 4810 Howell Branch Rd. Winter Park FL 32792 .............407-665-5175
Casselberry Fire Station # 25 1055 Red Bug Lake Rd. Casselberry FL 32707 ..............407-262-7735
Chuluota Fire Station # 43 110 E 7th Street Chuluota FL 32766 ...............................407-665-5175
Geneva Fire Station #42 320 W SR 46 Geneva FL 32732 ......................................407-665-5175
Lake Mary Fire Station # 33 145 E Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary FL 32746 ..............407-585-1433
Lake Mary Fire Station # 36 6200 Lake Mary Blvd. Heathrow FL 32746 ....................407-665-5175
Lake Mary Fire Station # 37 911 Wallace Ct. Lake Mary FL 32746 ...........................407-585-1470
Longwood Fire Station # 15 301 Warren Avenue Longwood FL 32750 ......................407-260-3458
Longwood Fire Station # 16 930 Wekiva Springs Rd. Sabal Point FL 32779 ...............407-665-5175
Longwood Fire Station # 17 400 Wayman Street Longwood FL 32750 .......................407-260-3493
Oviedo Fire Station # 44 42 S Central Ave Oviedo FL 32765 ..................................407-971-5625
Oviedo Fire Station # 46 300 Alexandria Blvd Oviedo FL 32765 ............................407-971-4951
Oviedo Fire Station # 48 1930 W. County Road 419 Oviedo FL 32766 ...................407-971-4961
Sanford Fire Station #31 303 French Ave South Sanford FL 32771 .............407-688-5000 x5311
Sanford Fire Station #32 300 E. Airport Blvd Sanford FL 32773 ................407-688-5000 x5315
Sanford Fire Station # 34 4905 Wayside Drive Sanford FL 32771 ...........................407-665-5175
Sanford Fire Station # 35 201 W County Home Rd Sanford FL 32773 ...................407-665-5175
Sanford Fire Station # 38 1300 Central Park Drive Sanford FL 32771 .........407-688-5000 x5318
Sanford Fire Station # 41 3355 E SR 46 Sanford FL 32771 .....................................407-665-5175
Sanford Fire Station # 51 Sanford Airport Don Knight Lane Sanford FL 32773 .....407-585-4160
Winter Springs Fire Station # 24 102 Moss Road Winter Springs FL 32708 ........................407-665-1912
Winter Springs Fire Station # 26 850 Northern Way Winter Springs FL 32708 ...................407-665-1933
Winter Springs Fire Station # 27 5280 Red Bug Lake Rd Winter Springs FL 32708 ...........407-665-5175
Winter Springs Fire Station # 28 126 E State Rd 434 Winter Springs FL 32708 ..................407-665-1938
Seminole County
Health Department ProgramsMain Number Sanford Clinic.............................................................................................................407-665-3000
Main Number Casselberry Clinic......................................................................................................407-665-3400
Clinic Services.................................................................................................................................407-665-3700
Dental Health...................................................................................................................................407-665-3346
Vital Statistics..................................................................................................................................407-665-3226
Immunizations..................................................................................................................................407-665-3281
STD/HIV Clinic................................................................................................................................407-665-3291
.........................................................................................................................................................407-665-3245
Tuberculosis Clinic...........................................................................................................................407-665-3298
Hepatitis Program.............................................................................................................................407-665-3019
Health Promotion..............................................................................................................................407-665-3382
Tobacco Cessation............................................................................................................................407-665-3184
Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT).....................................................................................407-665-3450
Education Now and Babies Later (ENABL)......................................................................................407-665-3696
Environmental Health Services..........................................................................................................407-665-3605
Healthy Start Program........................................................................................................................407-665-3278
Women, Infants & Children Program (WIC).....................................................................................407-665-3705
School Health Services......................................................................................................................407-665-3430
Table of Contents
Abuse
Bikers Against Child Abuse of Florida, Inc......................................1
Boys Town Central Florida ...............................................................1
Counseling Services of Central Florida............................................1
Intervention Services, Inc...................................................................1
Kids
KidsPeace Inc......................................................................................1
Kinder Konsulting &
Office of the Attorney General, Bureau of
RPJ & Company Inc...........................................................................2
SafeHouse of Seminole .......................................................................2
Seminole County Friends of Abused Children, Inc.........................2
Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Child Protective Services Division................................................2
House of Seminole, Inc. at the Wayne Densch Family Trauma Center........................................1Parents Too.....................................................1Victim Services.............2Y
ellow Umbrella Child Abuse Prevention Center ...........................2Addictions
R
Seminole County
Seminole County
Serenity Now Counseling Center.......................................................3
The Grove Counseling Center, Inc ...................................................3
ecovery House of Central Florida ..................................................2Health Department .............................................2Health Departments Tobacco Program..............2Adoptions
A Center for Women...........................................................................3
Bethany Christian Services................................................................3
Community Based Care of Seminole, Inc.........................................3
Focus, Inc.............................................................................................3
Forever Families
Kinder Konsulting &
Life for Kids.........................................................................................4
Home Study Agency, Inc.......................................4Parents Too.....................................................4Anger Management
Adult Anger Management..................................................................4
Central Florida Dream Center
(Also:
Menscher & Associates Counseling Group.......................................4
New Life Connections, Inc.................................................................4
South Seminole Hospital....................................................................5
Men, Women and Youth in Action)...................................4Y
ellow Umbrella Child Abuse Prevention Center ...........................5Basic Needs
211........................................................................................................5
Angel Food
Car Seat Fitting Station-Altamonte
Catholic Charities of Central Florida...............................................5
Christian HELPFoundation, Inc .....................................................5
Ministires.........................................................................5Police Department..................5H
Haven of Hope Ministries...................................................................6
HOPEFoundation for the Homeless, Inc.........................................6
Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando ....................................6
New Directions Community Outreach, Inc......................................6
Seeds of Hope, Inc...............................................................................6
The Center of Counseling & Consulting...........................................6
The Sharing Center ............................................................................6
arvest Time International ...............................................................5Child Care
Child Care City...................................................................................6
Early Learning Coalition of Seminole County.................................7
Seminole County PAL.........................................................................7
Seminole County
UCPof Central Florida......................................................................7
Public Schools Voluntary Pre-K program..........7Community Organizations/Civic Groups/Youth Services Programs/Youth Recreation
American Red Cross...........................................................................7
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Florida.....................................8
B.W.O.
Boys Town of Central Florida............................................................8
Charity & Love, Inc ..........................................................................8
Child Rescue Network .......................................................................8
City of Altamonte Springs - Special Community Services .............8
City of Casselberry -
Community Solutions, Inc..................................................................9
Dress for Success.................................................................................9
Earl Nobles Family Service Center .................................................9
Girl Scouts of Citrus Council.............................................................9
Guardian Angels ................................................................................9
Hands on Orlando...............................................................................9
Intervention Services, Inc ................................................................10
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)......................................10
New Directions Community Outreach, Inc ...................................10
Oviedo Citizens in Actions...............................................................10
Sanford/Seminole County YouthBuild............................................10
Seminole Community
Seminole County Friends of Abused Children, Inc.......................10
Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Operation
Simple Living Institute, Inc..............................................................11
SpeakOut ..........................................................................................11
Special Olympics Seminole County.................................................11
YMCA................................................................................................11
E. - F.R.E.E..............................................................................8Parks and Recreation Division......................9Volunteer Program Inc...............................10Right Track ...........11Developmental Disabilities
Adapt Behavioral Services .............................................................11
Agency for
Behavioral Support Services, Inc ...................................................11
City of Altamonte Springs - Special Community Services ...........12
Department of
Devereux............................................................................................12
Down Syndrome Association of Central Florida ...........................12
Florida Autism Center......................................................................12
Freedom Ride....................................................................................12
Kinder Konsulting &
Seminole County
Special Olympics Seminole County.................................................13
The Center for Counseling & Consulting.......................................13
The University of Central Florida’s Center for Autism &
UCPof Central Florida....................................................................13
Persons with Disabilities .............................................11Health, Children’s Medical Services ....................12Parents Too...................................................12Public Schools Exceptional Student Support Services............................................................12Related Disabilities...............................................13Domestic Violence
Choices-Changes Counseling Center..............................................13
Elizabeth House, Inc.........................................................................13
New Life Connections, Inc .............................................................13
Office of the Attorney General, Bureau of
Office of the State Attorney, 18th Judicial Circuit.........................14
SafeHouse of Seminole .....................................................................14
Victim Services...........14Education/Tutoring
Adult Literacy League, Inc..............................................................14
Central Florida Dream Center
(Also:
Crealdé School of Art........................................................................14
Men, Women and Youth in Action)..................................14H
High-Tech Institute .........................................................................15
Intervention Services, Inc ................................................................15
Lawton Chiles
annibal Square Heritage Center...................................................14Preparatory School.................................................15P
ACECenter for Girls .....................................................................15P
Parenting Classes..............................................................................15
Sanford/Seminole County YouthBuild ...........................................15
Seeds of
Seminole County
Seminole County
Seminole County Sheriff’s Office ..................................................16
S
Association of Seminole County)................................................16
University of Central Florida Toni Jennings Exceptional Education Institute.........................16
arent Education Programs, Inc.....................................................15Hope, Inc. (SOH)................................................................16Public Schools Exceptional Student Support Services.......................................16Public Schools Voluntary Pre-K program........16EPTA (Special Education Parent TeacherElder Adult Services
Charity & Love, Inc. ........................................................................16
City of Casselberry -
Hospice Of The Comforter...............................................................17
Recreation Division.......................................17Emergency Financial Services
211......................................................................................................17
Catholic Charities of Central Florida.............................................17
Department of Children & Families-ACC
Hemophilia Foundation of Greater Florida...................................17
Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando...................................17
Seminole County Government - Community Assistance ..............17
ESS Program .............17Employment Asst & Training
Goodwill
LDS Employment Resource Services..............................................18
Work Force-One Stop Career Center.............................................18
Industries of Central Florida, Inc .................................18Financial Counseling
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Central Florida and The Florida Gulf Coast, Inc.................................................18
Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando ..................................18
Foster Care
Community Based Care of Seminole, Inc. .....................................18
Health & Medical
A Center for Women.........................................................................19
BETA Center Inc...............................................................................19
Central Florida Family
Compassion Children’s Clinic.........................................................19
Department of
Florida Poison Information Center-Tampa .................................19
High-Tech Institute ..........................................................................19
Hispanic Health Initiatives, Inc.......................................................20
Hospice Of The Comforter ..............................................................20
Kinder Konsulting &
New Dawn Women’s Clinic, Inc ......................................................20
New Hope for Kids, Inc ...................................................................20
PFLAG...............................................................................................20
Planned Parenthood of Greater Orlando.......................................20
Seminole County
Community Health Program .....................................................21 STD Program...............................................................................21
Health Center...........................................19Health, Children’s Medical Services.....................19Parents Too...................................................20Health Department ...........................................21HIV
Tuberculosis..................................................................................21
Seminole County W
Seminole Prevention Coalition ........................................................21
Winnie
/AIDS Services......................................................................21 IC & Nutrition Program................................21Palmer Hospital Breastfeeding Education Center ..........22Health Insurance
AMERIGROUPCommunity Care..................................................22
CITRUSCAID...................................................................................22
Citrus Health Care ..........................................................................22
Danton & Dees
KIDCARE..........................................................................................22
Insurance Group ...................................................22Housing
Anthony House..................................................................................22
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Central Florida and The Florida Gulf Coast, Inc.................................................22
Elizabeth House, Inc. .......................................................................23
Homeless Services Network of Central Florida ............................23
Intervention Services, Inc ...............................................................23
Seminole County Government - Community Assistance...............23
The Center for Affordable Housing................................................23
Women’s
Residence and Counseling Center..................................23Table of Contents (cont.)
Legal & Judicial
Accent on
Anchor
Community Legal Services of
Juvenile Justice Center ...................................................................24
Office of the State Attorney, 18th Judicial Circuit.........................24
SafeHouse of Seminole Court Advocacy ........................................24
Seminole County Bar Association Legal Aid Society, Inc ............24
Seminole County Guardian ad Litem ...........................................25
Paralegal & Non-lawyer Services..................................23Mediation/Dispute Resolution LL ....................................23Mid-Florida....................................24Mental Health
Adapt Behavioral Services .............................................................25
Attachment Services of Central Florida, Inc .................................25
Behavioral Support Services, Inc ...................................................25
Children’s
Choices-Changes Counseling Center..............................................25
Community Counseling Center of Central Florida, LLC.............26
Community Solutions, Inc ...............................................................26
Connections4Kids and Families, Inc...............................................26
Counseling Services of Central Florida..........................................26
Creative Counseling PA....................................................................26
Devereux ...........................................................................................26
Discovery Counseling of Orlando ..................................................26
Focus, Inc...........................................................................................27
Forever Families
Haven of Hope Ministries.................................................................27
Intervention Services, Inc ..............................................................27
Ironwood ...........................................................................................27
Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando ..................................27
Jo Ann C. Alexander,
Journeys
Kids
KidsPeace Inc ...................................................................................28
Kinder Konsulting &
Laird & Associates Counseling ......................................................28
Lakeside Behavioral
Menschner & Associates Counseling Group .................................28
National Alliance on
New Life Connections, Inc ..............................................................29
Home Society of Florida, Healthy Families Program .25Home Study Agency, Inc.....................................27Ph.D., P.A. ....................................................27End Counseling, LLC .....................................................27House of Seminole, Inc. at the Wayne Densch Family Trauma Center......................................28Parents Too...................................................28Healthcare......................................................28Mental Illness Greater Orlando (NAMIGO) ............................28P
Psychological Affiliates, Inc .............................................................29
Seminole Behavioral
Serenity Now Counseling Center ...................................................29
South Seminole Hospital..................................................................29
TBC Productions/Breakthrough Counseling Services .................30
The Children’s
Therapy4Kids &
University Behavioral Center ........................................................30
UCF
Wekiva Counseling............................................................................30
ACECenter for Girls .....................................................................29Healthcare......................................................29Home Society of Florida........................................30Parents Too..........................................................30Marriage & Family Research Institute .................................30Mentoring
Adolescent Life Coaching Center....................................................31
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Florida...................................31
B.W.O.
Children’s
Connections4Kids and Families, Inc...............................................31
Earl Nobles Family Service Center.................................................31
Therapy4Kids &
E. - F.R.E.E............................................................................31Home Society .................................................................31Parents Too..........................................................31Parent Support Groups/ Parent Training/ Kids Support Groups
Adolescent Life Coaching Center ...................................................32
Attachment Services of Central Florida, Inc .................................32
BETA Center Inc. ............................................................................32
Boys Town Central Florida..............................................................32
Child Rescue Network .....................................................................32
Children’s
Children’s
Community Counseling Center of Central Florida LLC ............33
Down Syndrome Association of Central Florida ..........................33
Families Anonymous Meeting..........................................................33
Healthy Start ....................................................................................33
Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando...................................33
Jo Ann C. Alexander,
Kids
Wayne Densch Family Trauma Center......................................33
New Hope for Kids, Inc ...................................................................33
Partners With Families, Inc.............................................................34
PFLAG...............................................................................................34
Prevent Child Abuse Florida............................................................34
Seminole Behavioral
Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Operation
The University of Central Florida’s Center
for Autism &
UCF
Home Society of FL, Healthy Families Program ........32Home Society Perinatal Program ................................33Ph.D., P.A......................................................33House of Seminole, Inc. at the Healthcare......................................................34Right Track............34Related Disabilities ..............................................34Marriage & Family Research Institute .................................35Y
ellow Umbrella Child Abuse Prevention Center..........................35Substance Abuse
Center for Drug Free Living (
Creative Counseling PA....................................................................35
Discovery Counseling of Orlando ...................................................35
Journeys
Laird & Associates, Counseling.......................................................35
New Life Connections, Inc ..............................................................36
Heart to Heart)...............................35End Counseling, LLC ......................................................35R
Seminole Behavioral
The Grove Counseling Center, Inc..................................................36
ecovery House of Central Florida ................................................36Healthcare......................................................36Transportation
Greyhound Bus Lines.......................................................................36
LYNX..................................................................................................36
Table of Contents (cont.)
Abuse
Bikers Against Child Abuse of Florida, Inc. 407-227-2134
P.O. Box 781394 Orlando, FL 32878-1394
www.bacausa.com
Bikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A.) seeks to provide aid, comfort, safety and support for children that have been sexually, physically or emotionally abused. We are dedicated to the principle that one of the basic rights of childhood is to be safe and protected, and when the child’s family and environments have failed them, we stand ready to provide it to them. It shouldn’t hurt to be a child.
Boys Town Central Florida 407-366-3667
Boys Town Central Florida (Main Office) 975 Oklahoma Street Oviedo, FL 32765
Boys Town Central Florida (Campus) 1350 Healing Place Oviedo, FL 32765
www.boystowncentralflorida.org
Our programs include: short-term emergency intervention and assessment centers for adolescents ages 10-17; long-term treatment family homes for youth ages 10-17; and, family-centered services throughout Seminole
County.Counseling Services of Central Florida 407-657-8555 X5
1954 Howell Branch Road Suite 106 Winter Park, FL 32792 FAX: 407-957-5774Email: mswsjc@earthlink.net I offer individual and family therapy for people 2 years of age and up, including play therapy for children. I am experienced in treating all forms of abuse in adults and children as well as anxiety, depression, grief, divorce, parenting, behavioral and school related issues. I offer a warm, caring environment and a flexible schedule.Intervention Services, Inc. 407-331-8002/407-478-4034
Orange/Seminole County: 150 Spartan Drive Maitland, FL 32751; Administration, Outpatient Services, Independent Living, DJJ Overlay Services, Psychiatric Clinic, Foster Care
Transitional Living/Independent Living
www.isifl.org
Care and support for abused and neglect children; counseling and behavioral support provided to children; recruitment and training of foster parents; adoptions services and flexible supports services to support
: 3800 Dike Road Winter Park, FL 32792 placements.Kids House of Seminole, Inc. at the Wayne Densch Family Trauma Center 407-324-3036
5467 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd. Sanford, FL 32773 Fax: 407-324-3045
www.kidshouse.org
The mission of Kids House of Seminole, Children’s Advocacy Center, is to aid children by providing all
necessary services for abuse cases from reporting to investigation, through treatment and prosecution in a friendly, non-threatening environment. The services offered include: the Child Advocate Program, the Child Protection Team, the Medical Trauma Program, the Family Trauma Mental Health Program, Family Connections, Training, Community Outreach, and Quality Assurance.KidsPeace, Inc. 1-800-257-3223
711 Ballard Street Altamonte Springs, FL 32701www.kidspeace.orgSpecialized Therapeutic Foster Care services for children (ages 0-17) in Brevard County, Florida suffering from PTSD or RAD symptoms, and for children who are sexually reactive.Kinder Konsulting & Parents Too 407-657-6692
2479 Aloma Avenue Unit D Winter Park, FL 32792 Fax: 407-894-6010
To make a referral: www.kinderkonsulting.com
Our Mission is to advance and promote the emotional, behavioral and developmental well-being of special
needs children and their families. At Kinder Konsulting you will find a skilled team of caring clinicians dedicated to helping infants and children as well as their families.1
Office of the Attorney General, Bureau of Victim Services 386-238-4990 / 1-800-226-6667
www.myfloridalegal.com
Provides referrals and assistance with Victim Compensation.
RPJ & Company, Inc.
Kathy@rpjandco.com
www.findingpurposeafterabuse.comBook for all types of abuse: Finding Purpose after Abuse.
SafeHouse of Seminole 24 hr Hotline: 407-330-3933
SafeHouse of Seminole Outreach Program 407-302-5220
P.O. Box 471279 Lake Monroe, FL 32747
www.safehouseofseminole.org
Outreach crisis counseling, support groups, advocacy, safe shelter/housing and case management for victims of
Domestic Violence.Seminole County Friends of Abused Children, Inc. 407-262-2141
P.O. Box 950881 Lake Mary, FL 32795/930 Britt Court Suite 124 Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
www.friendsofabusedchildren.org
"Friends" supports the needs of abused and neglected children in Seminole County by providing clothing,
shoes, luggage, hygiene items, tutoring, summer camp, eyeglasses, therapy/counseling and some medical needs. We also help teens transitioning to the independent living program with life skills, money management classes and necessary household items. We work closely with several other community partners to fulfill any unmet needs that may arise if possible.Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Child Protective Services Division 407-665-5437
100 Bush Blvd Sanford, FL 32773
www.seminolesheriff.org
Seminole County is one of seven sheriff’s offices statewide which contract with the Department of Children and Families to investigate child abuse and neglect within their respective counties. Since 2000, the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office continues to redefine the way child abuse investigations are performed. Last year, the Child Protective Services Division received an average of 352 cases to investigate each month. Reports are received at the Florida Abuse Hotline in Tallahassee (1-800-96-ABUSE) and then transferred to Seminole
County for investigation.Yellow Umbrella Child Abuse Prevention Center 321-723-2927/Fax: 321-723-2928
4680 Lipscomb Street Suite 10H Palm Bay, FL 32905
705 Blake Avenue Building D Cocoa, FL 32922 321-433-3570/Fax: 321-433-3571
www.yellowumbrella.org
In-Home Parent Aide Intensive in-home services to families who may be at risk for child abuse or neglect. A 12-18 month program with case management utilized by 104 CAP centers throughout the US. Outcomes are
effective, measurable and positive.Addictions
Recovery House of Central Florida 407-323-5857
P.O. Box 522442 Longwood, FL 32752
www.rhcf.org
Seminole County Health Department 407-665-3700/407-665-3400
400 West Airport Blvd Sanford, FL 32773
132 Sausalito Blvd Casselberry, FL 32707
www.seminolecohealth.com
Seminole County Health Departments Tobacco Program 407-665-3184
Provides a comprehensive approach to prevent and reduce tobacco use, and prevent exposure to second hand
smoke, Services include education, training, cessation counseling and oversees a county-wide Student Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) Program.2
Serenity Now Counseling Center 407-788-8600
1061 Maitland Center Commons Blvd. Suite 206 Maitland, FL 32751
www.SerenityNowCounseling.com
11 years experience with adolescents and their families with both mental health and substance abuse issues.−
Relationship issues including marital discord, families in the midst of divorce, post divorce family −
counseling.Expertise with issues of Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Life Transitions.−
Addictions of all kinds.−
The Grove Counseling Center, Inc. 407-327-1765
111 W Magnolia Avenue Longwood, FL 32750
Outpatient Clinic- 3525 West Lake Mary Blvd Suite 301 Lake Mary, FL 32746
Outpatient Clinic- 1088 East Altamonte Drive Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
The Grove Academy (Adolescent residential program)-
580 Old Sanford/Oviedo Road Winter Springs, FL 32708
www.thegrove.org
The Grove offers a wide array of programs for the treatment of substance use and behavioral health disorders, with several convenient locations in Seminole County. We offer outpatient services for teens and adults, as well as voluntary partial hospitalization and residential/inpatient programs for adolescents. High quality affordable treatment; many insurances accepted.
Adoptions
A Center for Women 407-628-5433
315 N. Wymore Road Winter Park, FL 32789
ACenterForWomen@gmail.com www.PregnancyOrlando.com
A Center For Women offers free pregnancy testing with official proof of pregnancy suitable for Medicaid or insurance. Free viability ultrasounds upon qualification; educational counseling about pregnancy, abortion, fetal development, STD’s and their effects, and adoption; assistance finding shelter, maternity clothing, baby clothing and supplies. Community Referrals. Parenting Consultations with a certified parenting instructor; confidential care and loving support.
Bethany Christian Services 407-877-4006
29 West Smith Street Winter Garden, FL 34787 www.bethany.org/florida
Bethany Christian Services is the nation’s oldest and largest adoption and orphan care agency with over 65
years of compassionate service to children and families locally and around the world. To learn more about our local services visit www.bethany.org/floridaCommunity Based Care of Seminole, Inc. 407-688-9650
Corporate Office 117 East Lake Mary Blvd Sanford, FL 32773 Fax: 407-324-7121
Service Center 2921 South Orlando Drive, Suite 150 Sanford, FL 32773
www.cbcseminole.org
CBC of Seminole is a non-profit agency charged with developing community-based services and supports for children and families served by the child welfare system in Seminole county. For information on becoming a Foster Parent or about Adoption, please call 1-866-90-CHILD
Focus, Inc. 407-454-4117
Altamonte Springs, FLwww.FocusIncFlorida.org focusjh@yahoo.com Focus, Inc. is a nonprofit organization located in Altamonte Springs. Our services include: individual and family counseling, mediation, adoption home studies, mentoring and tutoring. We accept most major insurance plans as well as Medicaid and Healthy Kids for youth. We also have funding for youth under the age of 18 who do not have health insurance or coverage for mental health/behavioral therapy.3
Forever Families Home Study Agency, Inc. 407-977-8639
1025 S. Semoran Avenue Suite 1093 Winter Park, FL 32792
Most services are home-based
www.Foreverfamilieshomestudies.com
Forever Families provides domestic and international home studies and post-placement reports for people adopting privately. We also provide pre-and-post adoption education and counseling for adoptive families who have adopted either through foster care or privately. We are also in the process of forming support groups for adoptive families and grandparents raising grandchildren.
Kinder Konsulting & Parents Too 407-657-6692
2479 Aloma Avenue Unit D Winter Park, FL 32792 Fax: 407-894-6010
To make a referral: www.kinderkonsulting.com
Kinder Konsulting provides legally-required Home Studies in domestic or international adoptions and required Post-Placement Home Studies as well as evaluation and treatment of attachment disorders and developmental
delays.Life for Kids 407-629-5437
315 North Wymore Road Winter Park, FL 32789
lifeforkids@yahoo.com www.lifeforkids.com
A licensed non-profit adoption agency since 1992, Life for Kids offers adoption as a positive alternative to women struggling with a crisis pregnancy and serves Christian couples called by God to build their families
through adoption. Our services include free pregnancy testing, free counseling and education regarding pregnancy, material support services, parent education, complete adoption services and community referrals.Anger Management
Adult Anger Management 407-851-5920
Must call to register for classes. Available monthly for only $50 per person. Guidelines to receive a court approved certificate: you must attend all three classes on time, you must complete homework assignments each
week, you must use common courtesy in class: stay awake, pay attention and participate.Central Florida Dream Center (Also: Men, Women and Youth in Action)
540 Pecan Avenue Sanford Florida, 32771
www.cfdreamcenter.org melva@cfdreamcenter.org
Menscher & Associates Counseling Group 407-529-5359
131 West Broadway Oviedo, FL 32765
375 Douglas Avenue #2006 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
www.macounseling.com
communication skills interventions. Certificate upon completion. Class satisfies requirement for local social service agencies and court orders.New Life Connections, Inc. 407-322-7779
Sanford - 404 West 25th Street Sanford, FL
Oviedo - 320 North Central Avenue (434) Oviedo, FL
Deland - 122 South Amelia Avenue Suite 206 Deland, FL
www.new-life-connections.com
Anger Management Program for adolescents that include Family Sessions. We offer Anger Management for
Adults as well as one day workshops or weekly group sessions. For more information call.4
South Seminole Hospital 407-262-2200
www.southseminolehospital.com
With a commitment to tailored personal care, South Seminole Behavioral Health offers comprehensive services
to treat patients suffering from a full range of psychiatric and addictive disorders. In addition to adult units, serving patients 18 years or older, the Adolescent/Children’s Unit specializes in behavioral point system and positive reinforcement models to treat patients between the ages of 3-17. The multidisciplinary team of specialists create a treatment plan for each patient, working hand-in-hand with the patient’s family and primary physicians, to ensure the best possible outcomes in the quickest possible timeframes. Inpatient services are offered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in a quiet, private setting on the campus of South Seminole Hospital, a part of Orlando Health. For more information, please call.Yellow Umbrella Child Abuse Prevention Center 321-723-2927/Fax: 321-723-2928
4680 Lipscomb Street Suite 10H Palm Bay, FL 32905
705 Blake Avenue Building D Cocoa, FL 32922 321-433-3570/Fax: 321-433-3571
www.yellowumbrella.org
containment, prevention and resolution (PCR) a process developed by Dr. Ron Potter-Efron. The goal of becoming an independent, self-sufficient, productive and non-violent adult.Basic Needs
211 211 / 407-839-5357
Angel Food Ministries Various locations throughout Central Florida
www.angelfoodministries.com
You can purchase approximately $70 of food for $30 plus bonus boxes available for purchase.Car Seat Fitting Station-Altamonte Police Department 407-571-8463
Please call for an appointment.
Catholic Charities of Central Florida 407-658-1818
Toll Free: 1-888-658-2828 Fax: 407-282-2891www.cflcc.org
The mission of Catholic Charities of Central Florida is to provide vital social services to people in need, regardless of their religious, social or economic background, to improve lives of individuals, families and the community. CCCF continues to lead as premier provider of social services to residents of Central Florida
through collaboration with area Parishes to provide health care services, Free Medical Clinics, Housing for the Elderly, Programs for Women, Children and Families and additional Emergency Services such as Benefits and Food Stamp advising utilizing a Case Management system.Christian HELP Foundation, Inc. 407-834-4022
450 Seminola Blvd Casselberry, FL 32707 Client hours Tues – Fri 9:30a.m.-2 pm
www.christianhelp.org www.cfec.org
Christian HELP is devoted to preventing homelessness before it starts by assisting the unemployed to find jobs and providing for them materially and spiritually. We are NOT a placement service but rather a referral service.
We work with employers as well as clients. Food is available if the criteria are met.Harvest Time International 407-328-9900
225 North Kennel Road Sanford, FL 32771 Fax: 407-328-0527
lena@harvest-time.org www.harvest-time.org
Harvest Time International offers a long term self sufficiency program, where families and individuals with low income or in current financial hardship can receive assistance. We provide groceries, household items, cleaning
supplies, paper products and diapers in exchange for low contributions. There is also free use of copier and fax machines, as well as personal assistance to apply for food stamps, Medicaid, cash assistance or Kid Care through ACCESS computer center. HTI is always in need of helping hands either for our local programs or our worldwide disaster relief. We have volunteer opportunities available for all ages (5 years and up) and health conditions.5
Haven of Hope Ministries 407-298-2056
1902 West Colonial Drive Orlando, FLwww.cflhavenofhope.comFaith Based Agency. Provides food, clothing and support groups to individuals that are HIV/AIDS infected.
Food bags for individuals that are documented to be living with a terminal illness and in poverty.HOPE Foundation for the Homeless, Inc. 407-366-3422
149 East Broadway Oviedo, FL 32765
Thrift Store Mon.-Sat. 10a.m.-5p.m.; Food Pantry Tues., Thurs. and Sat. 11a.m.-2p.m.
Resource Center M, T, W, Th 10a.m.-2p.m.
www.HelpforTheHomeless.net
Resource Center- We assist clients in getting access to resources, we provide them with food from our emergency food pantry, clothing, shoes, and household furnishings from our thrift store and financial assistance from our resource center. We work with them in finding jobs, doing resumes, and anything else we can do to help them to become self-sufficient.
Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando 407-644-7593
2100 Lee Road Winter Park, FL 32789
www.jfsorlando.org
Distribution of food through the Pearlman Emergency Food Pantry is available by appointment only.
New Directions Community Outreach, Inc. 407-951-5128
P.O. Box 181055 Casselberry, FL 32718-1055
www.newdirectionscommunityoutreach.com
appointments only. We will be scheduling times to see people for interviews at our office.Seeds of Hope, Inc. (SOH) 321-276-7321
P. O. Box 621018 Oviedo, FL 32765
fdubose@cfl.rr.com
SOH’s mission is to empower, equip, educate and connect disadvantaged men, women and children in Seminole County with services and programs to help them to reach their full potential. Services include searching for scholarships for students of all ages. SOH provides client referrals and collaborates with other
educational agencies to educate and train clients in areas such as life and work skills.The Center for Counseling & Consulting 407-678-6655
661 Seminola Blvd Casselberry, FL 32707 Fax: 407-657-7211
www.centerforcounseling.us
for children, youth, adults, couples and families. All affiliated professionals are fully licensed and credentialed in their areas of specialization.The Sharing Center 407-260-9155 ext 118
The Sharing Center- 600 North Hwy 17-92 Suite 158 Longwood, FL 32750 Fax: 407-332-0535
The Sanford Christian Sharing Center- 515 East 25th Street Sanford, FL 32772
www.thesharingcenter.org
Provide food, clothing, shelter/rent-mortgage, prescription assistance. Walk-ins accepted Hours of operation Monday thru Friday - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., applications accepted until noon. Must have Picture identification, Social security cards, proof of residence, e.g. bill 30 days or newer.
Child Care
Child Care City 1-866-247-4220
Child Care City is the leading resource for parents and families, providing our members the ability to search, rate and review childcare providers nationwide! We provide members with access to unbiased, up to date,
ratings and reviews from fellow parents who have voiced their experiences with a particular childcare provider;6
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provider.Early Learning Coalition of Seminole County 407-871-1101
239 Rinehart Road Lake Mary, FL 32746
www.seminoleearlylearning.org
Provides subsidized child care for low income families and provides Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten services. We also work with providers increasing the quality of care for children. We provide referral information and
support for families and providers caring for children with special needs.Seminole County PAL 407-708-7642
Mailing: 100 Bush Blvd Sanford, FL 32773
Physical: 1151 East 28th Street Sanford, FL 32773
We offer a spring and summer camp for children from Kindergarten - 8th grade. Camps run during Seminole County Public Schools spring and summer vacations.
Seminole County Public Schools Voluntary Pre-K program. 407-320-0463
239 Rinehart Road Lake Mary, FL 32746
www.scps.k12.fl.us
Voluntary Pre-K is available to any child who is 4 years of age on or before September 1 of the current school year. Seminole County Public Schools offers both full and half-day programs. The half-day programs are at no
charge. VPK is offered at several elementary schools in the district. For more information please contact the Pre-K office.UCP of Central Florida. 407-322-6222
3590 North Hwy 17-92 Suite 1038 Lake Mary, FL 32746
www.ucpcfl.org
UCP of Central Florida gives children, both with and without special needs, the best possible start in life and
equips them with the skills they need to reach their full potential. Designed for children ages 18 months through kindergarten, our charter school program features low staff per child ratios, small class sizes and a multi-disciplinary team approach. Children also have access to on-site physical, speech and occupational therapy; enrichment activities; and before and after school care.Community Organizations/Civic Groups
Youth Services Programs/Youth Recreation
American Red Cross 407-894-4141
http://www.midfloridaredredcross.org
development.The Teen Corps
of the American Red Cross is a youth group, run by youth, and youth leadership, with mentoring provided by former members and adult staff. The Red Cross hosts several school based Red Cross clubs in the Central Florida area as well. These young people are trained to respond in emergency situations; they are trained peer facilitators in vital Red Cross programs such as Basic Aid Training, Fire Prevention, CPR/AED & First Aid. Teen Corps teams teach these programs to children in community centers, after school clubs and programs and community shelters of all types in the tri county area. Youth are trained in various phases of disaster response and ready to respond in the event of a natural or man made disaster. Teen Corps members also participate in a wide variety of leadership development activities as well as several community7
outreach activities throughout the year. For more information call Myra Allcock x 5664 or email:
teencorps@midfloridaredcross.org or online.Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Florida 407-478-2996
807 South Orlando Avenue Suite L Winter Park, FL 32789 Fax: 407-478-2999
www.bbbscfl.org
We serve children ages 6-14 years old. If a child has a parent that is incarcerated, then they qualify from ages 6-18 in our MCOP program. Once matched, children in our program benefit from the power of mentoring,
match events, and much more.B.W.O.E. – F.R.E.E. 321-279-4667
P.O. Box 471001 Lake Monroe FL 32747-1001
www.freeinc.org www.bwoe.org
BWOE - F.R.E.E is a nine (9) month, bi-weekly mentor program designed to: assist young ladies in developing respect for themselves and others; promote excellence in mind, body and spirit; and empower youth through
positive relationships. This program will also address issues facing middle school girls such as: self-esteem, social interaction and making conscientious life decisions through positive group and one-to-one mentoring sessions.Boys Town Central Florida 407-366-3667
Main Office - Residential Services, CINS/FINS and Clinical Services
975 Oklahoma Street Oviedo, FL 32765
Boys’ and Girls’ Assessment Center 1350 Healing Place Oviedo, FL 32765 407-588-2160
www.boystowncentralflorida.org
Boys Town Central Florida is the second largest site outside of the National Headquarters in Omaha, NE and has served over 12,000 residents in an effort to save children and heal families. Programs include long-term
adolescent residential care and short-term emergency assessment and shelter care for children and adolescents, along with Children in Need of Services/Families in Need of Services (CINS/FINS), which provides in-home and other support services to prevent delinquency. Additional clinical services are offered, along with Boys Town’s Common Sense Parenting Program. Helpful information is also available to parents and others through www.parenting.orgCharity & Love, Inc. 407-704-7970/Fax: 407-704-8903
651 "A" North John Young Parkway Orlando, FL 32805 - Hrs: 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday
4701 South Semoran Blvd Orlando, FL 32822 - Hrs: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 407-482-4324/Fax 407-218-8911
701 W. Alfred St. Tavares, FL 32778 - Hrs: M, T, Th and F 12 a.m. - 6 p.m. closed Wed. 352-343-7800
www.charityloveinc.com
housing/living services and resource information for food. We have a clothing closet at the Semoran office and some clothes on hand at the John Young and Tavares offices. We assist customers who do not know how to apply, can’t speak English also have Spanish and Creole workers to assist in completing the process of the services.Child Rescue Network 1-877-209-KIDS (5437) ext. 80
www.ChildRescueNetwork.org
their children. These cards are offered at various events in the community and are listed on our calendar of events at our website.City of Altamonte Springs - Special Community Services 407-571-8814
225 Newburyport Avenue Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
www.altamontesports.org www.advisoryboardfordisabled.org
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City of Casselberry - Recreation Division 407-262-7700 x1575
200 North Triplet Lake Drive Casselberry, FL 32707
www.casselberry.org
The Casselberry Parks and Recreation Division promotes a coordinated approach to providing quality
recreation, cultural activities, and facilities that anticipate and respond to the growing needs of our community, while protecting and expanding our natural resources.Community Solutions, Inc. 407-855-0419
1707 Orlando Central Pkwy Suite 450 Orlando, FL 32809
www.csi-online.org
Programs specific to CSI’s home-based youth services include: multi-systemic therapy, functional family therapy and brief strategic family therapy. CSI is the only agency licensed to collectively offer all of these models. The goals of CSI’s youth services division are to work with each youth in order to improve academic
performance, improve family dynamics, and prepare the youth to succeed in the community.Dress for Success Greater Orlando 407-628-0506
901 West Webster Avenue #52 Winter Park, FL 32789
Program Director: Courtney Reynolds
www.dressforsuccess.org/orlando
An international organization that assists women with interview appropriate clothing as a toll to develop self sufficient lives.
Earl Nobles Family Service Center 407-521-7213
1303 North Pine Hills Road Orlando, FL 32808
www.earlnoblesfamilycenter.org earlnoblescenter@bellsouth.net
The Earl Nobles Family Center provides services to assist families in crisis with basic needs for Food, Clothing and After School care. Programs include, The King’s Table; a weekly and Emergency Food Pantry, The Kid’s Cafe Pine Hills, The King’s Closet; a free community clothes closet; and The After School Family Literacy
Program.Girl Scouts of Citrus Council 407-896-4475
341 North Mills Avenue Orlando, FL
Girl Scouts of Citrus Council is a forerunner in the development of self-esteem and leadership skills of girls, young women and adults. The Girl Scout program is an informal educational program, carried out in small
groups with adult leadership. It provides a wide range of exciting and fun activities developed around the interests and needs of girls. Girl Scouting is open to all girls, ages 5-17 years old (Kindergarten through 12th grade).Guardian Angels
101 North Country Club Road #105 Lake Mary, FL 32746
LMGALoki@gmail.com
Alliance dedicated to building stronger communities through education, self empowerment and community
www.guardianangels.orgservice. Guardian Angels will volunteer services such as trash detail, collecting food and clothing for the less fortunate, provide emergency services through CERT, grant security detail, and educated the community about self awareness.Hands On Orlando 407-740-8652
199 East Welborne Avenue Suite 201 Winter Park, FL 32789
www.handsonorlando.com
Hands On Orlando makes it easy for you to become a volunteer and make a difference! We identify, plan, manage and lead volunteer projects that you can join. Our projects occur at many non-profit organizations, public schools, parks and recreation centers across Central Florida. We’ve recruited and supported over 135,000 volunteers, assisted thousands of people who need some helping hands and more than 300 non-profit organizations, schools
and parks. Our volunteers learn about community issues and are inspired and empowered to help solve problems. Every project is meaningful and hands-on. None involve administrative tasks or fundraising. Our projects do not help Hands On Orlando! Our typical project lasts for about three hours and no long-term time commitment is required.9
Intervention Services, Inc. 407-331-8002/407-478-4034
Orange/Seminole County: 150 Spartan Drive Maitland, FL 32751; Administration, Outpatient Services, Independent Living, DJJ Overlay Services, Psychiatric Clinic, Foster Care
Transitional Living/Independent Living
www.isifl.org
Independent living services through case management to youth 13-17 to support their transition into adulthood;
: 3800 Dike Road Winter Park, FL 32795life skills training including educational planning and support, career development, social skills development, health care and parenting skills training.Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) 407-831-6233
One Purlieu Place Suite 170 Winter Park, FL 32792 Fax: 407-831-6281
www.cflmadd.com
Yolanda Larson, Executive Director
Kelli Davis, Youth Coordinator
Carla Biermann, Victim Advocate
Service provided for youth include: education, underage drinking and drinking and driving prevention. Service
for victims and survivors of drunk driving crashes include: information on the criminal and civil justice system, court accompaniment, referrals to resources, support groups, and emotional and written support.New Directions Community Outreach, Inc. 407-951-5128
P.O. Box 181055 Casselberry, FL 32718-1055
www.newdirectionscommunityoutreach.com
We are a non-profit organization that offers services to those in the seven cities of Seminole County. We help with housing, food, and we offer HIV/AIDS testing. We are a mobile ACCESS Center. We are currently accepting appointments only; we will be scheduling times to see people for interviews.
Oviedo Citizens in Actions
www.ocianow.org
OCIA meets the 2nd Monday of the month at Round Lake Park in Oviedo at 7pm. For more information contact Danny McKinney 407-325-3070. To aid, encourage and foster community improvements and
participation of low income families in Central Florida.Sanford/Seminole County Youth Build. 321-832-0749
225 North Kennel Road Sanford, FL 32771
www.sanfordfl.gov/youthbuild
Sanford/Seminole County Youth Build offers underprivileged and undereducated children the opportunity to receive a formal education, vocational training in the construction field, leadership development, counseling
and job placement.Seminole Community Volunteer Program, Inc. 407-323-4440
Mailing Address: 100 Weldon Blvd Bldg 64 Sanford, FL
Physical Location Address: P.O. Box 951636 Lake Mary, FL 32795-1636
www.scvp.org
Seminole County’s premiere volunteer center, offering volunteer opportunities for individuals, families, youth, seniors and groups. This agency umbrellas the Seminole Retired and Senior Volunteer program and the Seminole Volunteer Center, serving more than 65 non-profit agencies in Seminole with volunteer recruitment.
Seminole County Friends of Abused Children, Inc. 407-262-2141
P.O. Box 950881 Lake Mary, FL 32795
930 Britt Court Suite 124 Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
www.friendsofabusedchildren.org
"Friends" supports the needs of abused and neglected children in Seminole County by providing clothing,
shoes, luggage, hygiene items, tutoring, summer camp, eyeglasses, therapy/counseling and some medical needs. We also help teens transitioning to the independent living program with life skills and money management classes, necessary household items. We work closely with several other community partners to fulfill any unmet needs that may arise if possible.10
Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Operation Right Track 407-708-7645
Physical address: 1151 East 28th Street Sanford, FL 32773
Mailing address: 100 Bush Blvd Sanford, FL 32773www.seminolesheriff.orgOperation Right Track is a two-day initiative designed to offer parents an avenue of intervention for youth on the edge of delinquency. Youth undergo a structured program designed to instill accountability. It is mandatory
that families participate in both of the two day sessions, no exceptions will be made. Open orientations are held on Wednesday evenings, 6 pm at 1151 East 28th Street Sanford, FL 32773.Simple Living Institute, Inc. 321-228-4310
P.O. Box 536457 Orlando, FL 32853
www.simplelivinginstitute.org
wellness. We hold an Organic Growers meeting that is free and open to the public on the 3rd Wed. of each month from 7-9pm at Leu Gardens. Other outreach services we provide include educational workshops for the public and garden start-ups for nonprofit and public organizations.SpeakOut 1-800-226-7733/407-620-5651
lrandall@crimeline.org
Special Olympics Seminole County 407-263-8046
P.O. Box 520742 Longwood, FL 32752-0742 Fax: 407-834-3870
www.SpecialOlympicsSeminoleCounty.org
In addition to sports and physical benefits, SOSC offers athletes a great social outlet, as well as allowing
parents and family members to build relationships of their own.YMCA 407-321-8944
665 Longwood Lake Mary Road Lake Mary, FL 32746
Programs include:
Health and Fitness, Aquatics, Camping, Family, Childcare, Community Development, Sports, Teens.Developmental Disabilities
Adapt Behavioral Services 407-928-0444
225 South Swoope Avenue #211 Maitland, FL 32751
www.Adapt-FL.com
Agency for Persons with Disabilities 407-245-0440
Seminole County Intake 407-245-0461 x649
400 West Robinson Street Suite 430 Orlando, FL 32801
http://apd.myflorida.com
The Agency for Persons with Disabilities assists people who have developmental disabilities and their families.
It also provides assistance to identify the needs of people with developmental disabilities and funding to purchase supports and services through the med-waiver program if eligible.Behavioral Support Services, Inc 407-830-6412
315 North Lakemont Avenue Suite B Winter Park, FL 32792
www.BSSOrlando.com
Behavioral services provided in home and school settings. Behavioral Support Services, Inc is a Medwaiver provider and DCF Licensed Substance Abuse Provider. We accept Medicaid, Private Insurance, Private Pay,
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and agency funding. Services include mentoring, respite, behavioral analysis, mental health counseling, psychiatric care and case management. Staff includes Master Level Therapists, Licensed Mental Health Professionals and Board Certified Behavior Analysts.
City of Altamonte Springs - Special Community Services 407-571-8814
225 Newburyport Avenue Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
www.altamontesports.org www.advisoryboardfordisabled.org
The City of Altamonte Springs Special Community Services, in conjunction with the Advisory Board for the Disabled, Inc. provides social activities throughout the year at minimal cost to the mentally and physically challenged population in Altamonte Springs and Central Florida. Programs include monthly dances, field trips, and belly dancing; weekly bowling, craft nights, games nights, karaoke nights, and cheerleading; and summer/
winter camp. Ages 13 and up. Currently looking to outreach to younger ages.Department of Health, Children’s Medical Services 407-858-5555/1-800-226-6530
7000 Lake Ellenor Drive Orlando, FL 32809
www.cms-kids.com
CMS assists families with children from birth to 21 years of age with special health care needs. CMS has
specialty programs, pediatric primary care physicians, pediatric sub specialists and therapists to assist in the overall care of our patients.Devereux 321-281-3840
1010 Executive Center Drive Suite 100 Orlando, FL 32803 Fax 321-281-3886
www.devereux.org
Devereux offers services to individuals with developmental disabilities both at home, school and in the community. Devereux offers community based services as well as long-term residential services.
Down Syndrome Association of Central Florida 407-478-5621
204 North Wymore Road Winter Park, FL 32789
www.dsacf.org
Resources and support for individuals with Down syndrome and their families. Annually offer free medical
clinic, monthly support meetings, playgroups, parent and doctor information packets, annual statewide conference, Buddy Walk, and more.Florida Autism Center 407-413-9550
1708 Lexington Green Main Sanford, FL 32771 Fax: 1-866-610-0580
1219 Dunn Avenue Daytona Beach, FL 32114
www.floridaautismcenter.net
Early Intervention and School. Applied Behavior Analysis. Birth to age 13.
Freedom Ride 407-293-0411
1905 Lee Road Orlando, FL 32810
www.freedomride.com
Freedom Ride is a 501c3 not for profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives and experiences of
individuals with disabilities in the Central Florida area through therapeutic horse riding and related activities. Freedom Ride is the only Premier Accredited Center of the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA) in Central Florida.Kinder Konsulting & Parents Too 407-657-6692
2479 Aloma Avenue Unit D Winter Park, FL 32792 Fax: 407-894-6010
To make a referral: www.kinderkonsulting.com
Our Mission is to advance and promote the emotional, behavioral, and developmental well-being of special
needs children and their families. At Kinder Konsulting you will find a skilled team of caring clinicians dedicated to helping infants and children as well as their families.Seminole County Public Schools Exceptional Student Support Services 407-320-0216
400 East Lake Mary Blvd Sanford, FL 32773-7127
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www.scps.k12.fl.us
school nurse, education focused occupational/physical/speech/language therapies and school-based guidance counseling services.Special Olympics Seminole County 407-263-8046
P.O. Box 520742 Longwood, FL 32752-0742 Fax: 407-834-3870
www.SpecialOlympicsSeminoleCounty.org
Special Olympics Seminole County provides FREE year-round sports training and competition to intellectually challenged athletes ages 8 and up in over 10 Olympic-type sports.
The Center for Counseling & Consulting 407-678-6655
661 Seminola Blvd Casselberry, FL 32707 Fax: 407-657-7211
www.centerforcounseling.us
for children, youth, adults, couples and families. All affiliated professionals are fully licensed and credentialed in their areas of specialization.The University of Central Florida’s Center for Autism & Related Disabilities(UCF CARD) 407-737-2566
12001 Science Drive Suite 145 Orlando, FL 32826
www.ucf-card.org
State Legislature allocates funds that are administered to the seven regional CARD sites through the state’s Department of Education.UCP of Central Florida 407-322-6222
3590 North Hwy. 17-92 Suite 1038 Lake Mary, FL 32746
www.ucpcfl.org
At UCP of Central Florida, we are the experts for children with special needs. By providing the best support, education and therapy, we offer hope to everyone touched by a disability. We serve kids with all types of
special needs including cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, autism, speech delays, developmental delays, and vision and hearing impairments. Our unique programs provide an exceptional environment for children and families to learn and more importantly grow.Domestic Violence
Choices-Changes Counseling Center 407-268-4441
2298 West Airport Blvd Sanford, FL 32771 Fax: 407-323-2374
www.choiceschangescounseling.com
We provide Supervised Supervision and monitored exchange for court ordered clients in a safe and secure environment. We have 3 levels of Supervision: observation, observation and parenting, and therapeutic by a licensed mental health counselor Member of the Supervised Visitation Network.
Elizabeth House, Inc. 321-947-3634
P.O. Box 620586 Oviedo, FL 32762
www.elizabethhouseinc.com
Faith-based, transition home for women and their children. They have parent support group meetings to learn how to break the cycle of domestic violence, receive free mental health counseling from licensed counselors
and life-skills training to become self-sufficient in our community.New Life Connections, Inc. 407-322-7779
404 West 25th Street Sanford, FL
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320 North Central Avenue (434) Oviedo, FL
122 South Amelia Avenue Suite 206 Deland, FL
www.new-life-connections.com
Certified Batterer’s Intervention Program. For more information please call.
Office of the Attorney General, Bureau of Victim Services 1-386-238-4990/1-800-226-6667
www.myfloridalegal.com
Office of the State Attorney, 18th Judicial Circuit 407-665-6112
100 Bush Blvd Sanford, FL 32773
P.O. Box 8006 Sanford, FL 32772 - 8006
www.sa18.state.fl.us
Prosecuting office for Seminole and Brevard Counties - Domestic Violence Unit and Division of Victim/Witness Services.
SafeHouse of Seminole 24 hr. Hotline: 407-330-3933
P.O. Box 471279 Lake Monroe, FL 32747 Administrative Line: 407-302-5220
www.safehouseofseminole.org
Education/Tutoring
Adult Literacy League, Inc. 407-422-1540
345 West Michigan Street Suite 100 Orlando, FL 32806 Fax: 407-422-1529www.adultliteracyleague.orgThe Adult Literacy League has trained literacy tutors in Seminole County that are available to help adults who have low levels of literacy. If you know someone who needs help with reading, or an ESOL adult who needs
help with English language literacy, please have them contact us.Central Florida Dream Center (Also: Men, Women and Youth in Action)
540 Pecan Avenue Sanford, FL 32771
www.cfdreamcenter.org melva@cfdreamcenter.org
Crealdé School of Art 407-671-1886
600 St. Andrews Blvd Winter Park, FL 32792
www.crealde.orgCrealdé School of Art features two galleries and a sculpture garden. Open to the public, admission free. We also offer studio courses in painting, drawing, photography, ceramics and sculpture for adults and children by a faculty of professional artists.Hannibal Square Heritage Center 407-539-2680
642 New England Avenue Winter Park, FL 32789
www.hannibalsquareheritagecenter.org
Through a unique, award-winning exhibition of historic photographs and oral histories The Hannibal Square Heritage Center pays tribute to the past, present and future contributions of Winter Park’s historic African American community. The center also features exhibitions and educational programs that explore southern folklore and cultural preservation. Come share an inspiring history told by the people who have lived it! Free admission. Crealdé art classes are also held here.14
High-Tech Institute 407-893-7470
3710 Maguire Blvd Orlando, FL 32818
www.hightechinstitute.edu
The mission of High-Tech Institute is to provide quality postsecondary education focused on career success in the field of Allied Health Care to provide a learning environment that inspires all students to realize their full potential. High-Tech Institute offers diploma programs in the areas of Dental Assisting, Medical Assisting, Medical Billing and Coding Technician, Massage Therapy, Pharmacy Assistant, Surgical Technician and Basic
Machine Operator.Intervention Services, Inc 407-331-8002/407-478-4034
Orange/Seminole County: 150 Spartan Drive Maitland, FL 32751; Administration, Outpatient Services, Independent Living, DJJ Overlay Services, Psychiatric Clinic, Foster Care
Transitional Living/Independent Living
www.isifl.org
Tutoring services to elementary, middle and high school students; focus on reading and math; services in home or community setting; one-on-one or group tutoring; pre and post diagnostic testing; individualized tutoring plan per student; Educational Liaison Services to support the academic and educational needs of foster children.
: 3800 Dike Road Winter Park, FL 32794Lawton Chiles Preparatory School 407-327-5300
201 West SR 434 Winter Springs, FL 32708christine@chilesprep.com www.chilesprep.comThe Lawton Chiles Preparatory School is an alternative private school providing a non-traditional education to creative, independent-thinking teens. Academics are customized using differentiated instruction to challenge
each learner. Coursework is completed independently, in small groups, or in one-on-one tutorials with teachers. We use a comprehensive curriculum focusing on real-life applications of academic concepts. Classes are based on the Florida Sunshine State Standards as endorsed by the Dept. of Education. Students must be in grades 8-12. John McKay Scholarship is accepted.PACE Center for Girls 407-992-0456
728 Gear Lake Avenue Orlando, FL 32803
www.pacecenter.org
DJJ and is also an alternative education site.Parent Education Programs, Inc. 407-923-1349
413 East Ridgewood Street Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
www.incaf.com pennyoc@earthlink.net
Penny O’Connell is a certified Parenting instructor for the past 10 years. This is a 5-week comprehensive course called "Redirecting Children’s Behavior" for Parents, caregiver and teachers. Anyone who works with
children will learn how to effectively communicate and develop a trusting relationship, which in turn will raise children who have high self-esteem and an internal desire to succeed and cooperate.Parenting Classes 407-851-5920
"Raising Responsible Children" Instructor – Michele Katz, MSW, BCABA, CMHP, CAP
Free, evening classes; MUST call to register for classes. Please bring paper and pen for notes, children are not
allowed in class. Please call for "Parenting Without Pressure" Class schedule.Sanford/Seminole County Youth Build 321-832-0749
225 North Kennel Road Sanford, FL 32771
www.sanfordfl.gov/youthbuild
Sanford/Seminole County Youth Build offers underprivileged and undereducated children the opportunity to receive a formal education, vocational training in the construction field, leadership development, counseling
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Seeds of Hope, Inc. (SOH) 321-276-7321
P. O. Box 621018 Oviedo, FL 32765
fdubose@cfl.rr.com
SOH’s mission is to empower, equip, educate and connect disadvantaged men, women and children in Seminole County with services and programs to help them to reach their full potential. Services include searching for scholarships for students of all ages. SOH provides client referrals and collaborates with other
educational agencies to educate and train clients in areas such as life and work skills.Seminole County Public Schools Exceptional Student Support Services 407-320-0216
400 East Lake Mary Blvd Sanford, FL 32773-7127
www.scps.k12.fl.us
Exceptional Student Support Services provides a variety of services to ALL children enrolled in Seminole County Public Schools. Among these services are school social work, school psychology, school nurse,
education focused occupational/physical/speech/language therapies and school-based guidance counseling services.Seminole County Public Schools Voluntary Pre-K program. 407-320-0463
239 Rinehart Road Lake Mary, FL 32746
www.scps.k12.fl.us
Voluntary Pre-K is available to any child who is 4 years of age on or before September 1 of the current school year. Seminole County Public Schools offers both full and half-day programs. The half-day programs are at
no charge. VPK is offer at several elementary schools in the district. For more information please contact the Pre-K office at 407-320-0463.Seminole County Sheriff’s Office 407-665-6480
100 Bush Blvd Sanford, FL 32773
www.seminolesheriff.org
Provide programs for children, parents, groups and social events on Bullying, Drug Awareness, Internet Safety, Stranger Safety, 911, Navigating the Dating Years and more.
SEPTA (Special Education Parent Teacher Association of Seminole County) 407-320-9327
450 Technology Park Lake Mary, FL 32746
www.septaseminole.org info@septaseminole.org
SEPTA is a PTA and is part of the Florida PTA and National PTA. SEPTA advocates for the exceptional child,
lends support to parents and teachers in helping to meet the academic, behavioral, emotional and physical needs of children with varying exceptionalities.University of Central Florida Toni Jennings Exceptional Education Institute 407-823-2140
P.O. Box 161250 Orlando, FL 32816-1250
www.academy.ucf.edu
With a commitment to equity and excellence, the Toni Jennings Exceptional Education Institute provides
opportunities for lifelong learning and support for children and adults with exceptional needs and their families through interdisciplinary research and practice, professional development, and partner collaboration.Elder Adult Services
Charity & Love, Inc 407-704-7970/Fax: 407-704-8903
651 "A" North John Young Parkway Orlando, FL 32805 - Hrs 9a.m. - 4:30p.m. Mon. thru Fri.
4701 South Semoran Blvd Orlando, FL 32822 Hrs 9a.m. – 3p.m. 407-482-4324/Fax: 407-218-8911
701 W. Alfred St. Tavares, FL 32778 Hrs M, T, Th and F 12a.m. - 6p.m. closed on Wed. 352-343-7800
www.charityloveinc.com
Semoran office and some clothes on hand at the John Young and Tavares offices. We assist customers who do16
not know how to apply, can’t speak English also have Spanish and Creole workers to assist in completing the
process of the services.City of Casselberry – Recreation Division 407-262-7700 x1575
200 North Triplet Lake Drive Casselberry, FL 32707
www.casselberry.org
The Center is open Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm for various Senior programs including bingo, yoga,
chairobics, tai chi, dance classes, bridge and specialty clubs.Hospice Of The Comforter 407-682-0808
480 West Central Parkway Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
www.hospiceofthecomforter.org
Hospice of the Comforter is the only non-profit, community-based hospice serving incurably ill patients in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties since 1990. Hospice of the Comforter provides a special kind of care that supports people with an incurable illness and their families. Hospice care enables patients to carry on alert, pain-free lives and to manage other symptoms so that their days may be spent with dignity and quality, at home
or in a home-like setting.Emergency Financial Services
211 211 / 407-839-5357
Catholic Charities of Central Florida 407-658-1818
Toll Free: 1-888-658-2828 Fax: 407-282-2891www.cflcc.org
The mission of Catholic Charities of Central Florida is to provide vital social services to people in need, regardless of their religious, social or economic background, to improve lives of individuals, families and the community. CCCF continues to lead as premier provider of social services to residents of Central Florida
through collaboration with area Parishes to provide health care services, Free Medical Clinics, Housing for the Elderly, Programs for Women, Children and Families and additional Emergency Services such as Benefits and Food Stamp advising utilizing a Case Management system.Department of Children & Families-ACCESS Program 1-866-762-2237
ACCESS Florida-For a listing of ACCESS Community Partners, please see below.
www.myflorida.com/accessflorida
Apply for Public Assistance (Food Stamps, TANF, Medicaid)
Hemophilia Foundation of Greater Florida 1-800-293-6527
1350 North Orange Avenue Suite 227 Winter Park, FL 32789www.hemophiliaflorida.org info@hemophiliaflorida.orgOur mission is dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with bleeding disorders and their families
through education, information and referral services, advocacy and research.Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando 407-644-2985
2100 Lee Road Winter Park, FL 32789
www.jfsorlando.org
Emergency Assistance includes financial aid for rent and utilities in a one-time assistance program. Emergency
assistance services are by appointment.Seminole County Government - Community Assistance 407-665-2360/407-665-2361
534 W Lake Mary Boulevard Sanford, Florida 32714
www.seminolecountyfl.gov/commservs/
Emergency Financial Assistance (Rent, Utilities, Prescription, & Child Care) & Veterans’ Services.
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Employment Assistance & Training
Goodwill Industries of Central Florida, Inc 407-936-0469
112 South Sanford Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 Fax: 407-936-0480
www.goodwillcfl.org
Learn effective interviewing techniques, locate jobs, develop a professional resume, and discover your strengths. Open Monday-Friday 8:30 AM-4:00 PM.
LDS Employment Resource Services 407-826-9375
10502 Satellite Blvd Orlando, FL 32837
www.ldsjobs.org
One-on-one coaching to find job leads that fit your skills and talents, free career workshops hidden job market, networking, interview questions and resumes.
Work Force-One Stop Career Center 407-531-1200
www.workforcecentralflorida.com
Osceola County: 1392 East Vine Street Kissimmee, FL 34744 407-705-1555Find help with job training, recruitment, referrals, unemployment filing, interview skills seminar, high school
education with child care provided, relocation for victims of domestic violence and day labor.Financial Counseling
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Central Florida and the Florida Gulf Coast 1-800-251-2227
A Member of the Credibility Network
3670 Maguire Blvd Suite 103 Orlando, FL 32808
www.cccsinc.org
For more than 35 years we have provided
free, confidential budget, credit and housing counseling, debt management, and community outreach and education. Our mission is to help financially distressed people move from crisis to control by providing compassionate service and innovative and practical solutions. We see ourselves as a financial emergency room, creating hope and inspiring lasting change. We prepare a comprehensive review of income, expenses and debt, develop a budget, establish goals and create a written plan of action. We negotiate with mortgage lenders, servicers and other creditors to lower monthly payments and interest rates, and empower individuals with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed financial decisions.Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando 407-644-7593
2100 Lee Road Winter Park, FL 32789
www.jfsorlando.org
The Family Stabilization Program (FSP) is a preventative, solution-based long term case management program designed to increase self-sufficiency in low income families through intensive 6-month case management and
education.The following are FSP’s major objectives:
To improve money management skills
To improve family functioning/parenting skills
To improve emotional/mental coping abilities
To improve employability/job security
To improve/maintain current housing status
Foster Care
Community Based Care of Seminole, Inc. 407-688-9650
Corporate Office 117 East Lake Mary Blvd Sanford, FL 32773 Fax: 407-324-7121
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Service Center 2921 South Orlando Drive, Suite 150 Sanford, FL 32773
www.cbcseminole.org
CBC of Seminole is a non-profit agency charged with developing community-based services and supports for children and families served by the child welfare system in Seminole county. For information on becoming a Foster Parent or about Adoption, please call 1-866-90-CHILD
Health and Medical
A Center for Women 407-628-5433
315 North Wymore Road Winter Park, FL 32789
ACenterForWomen@gmail.com www.PregnancyOrlando.com
A Center For Women offers free pregnancy testing with official proof of pregnancy suitable for Medicaid or insurance. Free viability ultrasounds upon qualification; educational counseling about pregnancy, abortion, fetal development, STD’s and their effects and adoption; assistance finding shelter, maternity clothing, baby clothing and supplies. Community Referrals. Parenting Consultations with a certified parenting instructor; confidential
care and loving support.BETA Center Inc. 407-277-1942
4680 Lake Underhill Road Orlando, FL
www.betacenter.org
provide an alternative educational program with OCPS for grades 6-12 for our clients.Central Florida Family Health Center 407-322-8645
2400 S.R. 415 Sanford, FL 32771
www.cffhc.org
CFFHC in a non-profit health organization dedicated to providing high quality primary health care at a reasonable cost to children and adults. A sliding fee schedule is used based on the patient’s income and size of
family.Compassion Children’s Clinic 407-849-0079
150 West Michigan Street Suite A Orlando, FL 32806
www.battlepoverty.org www.destinychildrensclinic.org
Our non-profit offers an outreach center for Access Florida, providing computers and assistance for public
assistance, food stamps, and Medicaid applications. We also have a food bank, Thrift Center and Free Children’s Clinic for the uninsured.Department of Health, Children’s Medical Services 407-858-5555/1-800-226-6530
7000 Lake Ellenor Drive Orlando, FL 32809
www.cms-kids.com
CMS provides medical oversight and care coordination for children from the age of birth to 21 years of age
with special health care needs.Florida Poison Information Center-Tampa 1-800-222-1222
www.poisoncentertampa.org
"Medication Safety" for Seniors, "The Poison Garden" and "Herbal and Prescription Drug Interaction".High-Tech Institute 407-893-7470
3710 Maguire Blvd Orlando, FL 32818
www.hightechinstitute.edu
The mission of High-Tech Institute is to provide quality postsecondary education focused on career success in
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the field of Allied Health Care to provide a learning environment that inspires all students to realize their full potential. High-Tech Institute offers diploma programs in the areas of Dental Assisting, Medical Assisting, Medical Billing and Coding Technician, Massage Therapy, Pharmacy Assistant, Surgical Technician and Basic
Machine Operator.Hispanic Health Initiatives, Inc. 407-339-2001
201 Live Oak Blvd Casselberry, FL 32707
P.O. Box 1925 Casselberry, FL 32718
www.HHI2001.ORG
HHI was established to address the health needs of Hispanics and other medically under-served residents of Central Florida. HHI provides health literature, Diabetes classes on control and prevention of chronic diseases, health screening and referrals. Some services, all of which are provided FREE, include: Referrals to free or low cost medical services, Health Fairs, Campaign against Type-2 Diabetes, Breast and Cervical Cancer Campaign, Breast Self-Exam Demos and Breast Health Bingo.
Hospice Of The Comforter 407-682-0808
480 West Central Parkway Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
www.hospiceofthecomforter.org
Hospice of the Comforter is the only non-profit, community-based hospice serving incurably ill patients in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties since 1990. Hospice of the Comforter provides a special kind of care that supports people with an incurable illness and their families. Hospice care enables patients to carry on alert, pain-free lives and to manage other symptoms so that their days may be spent with dignity and quality, at home
or in a home-like setting.Kinder Konsulting & Parents Too 407-657-6692
2479 Aloma Avenue Unit D Winter Park, FL 32792 Fax: 407-894-6010
To make a referral: www.kinderkonsulting.com
Our Mission is to advance and promote the emotional, behavioral, and developmental well-being of special
needs children and their families. At Kinder Konsulting you will find a skilled team of caring clinicians dedicated to helping infants and children as well as their families.New Dawn Women’s Clinic, Inc. Business: 407-463-1781
www.newdawnwomensclinic.net Clinic: 407-754-7787Complimentary pregnancy verification related services (pregnancy test, confirmation of viability and gestational age by ultrasound) a medical consultation with our nurse and assistance obtaining resources.(This is a mobile service; please call for days and locations)New Hope for Kids, Inc. 407-331-3059 x14
1. Center for Grieving Children 900 North Maitland Avenue Maitland, FL 32751 407-599-09092. Wishes for Kids 205 East SR 436 Fern Park, FL 32730 407-331-3059 x14www.newhopeforkids.org The Wishes for Kids program of New Hope for Kids is one of Central Florida’s oldest Wish fulfillment programs, granting Wishes for children with life-threatening illnesses. Serving children ages 3-18, this program also includes FREE ongoing support for children and families, even after the Wish is granted.PFLAG 407-236-9177
PFLAG (Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) promotes the health and well-being of gay,
lesbian, bisexual and transgender persons, their families and friends. This is done through: support, to cope with an adverse society; education, to enlighten an ill-informed public; and advocacy, to end discrimination and to secure equal civil rights. Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays provides opportunity for dialogue about sexual orientation and gender identity and acts to create a society that is healthy and respectful of human diversity. Orlando-Central Florida www.pflagorlando.orgPlanned Parenthood of Greater Orlando
West Side Clinic - 726 South Tampa Avenue Orlando, FL 32805 407-246-1788
East Side Clinic - 3403 Technological Drive # 14 Orlando, FL 32817 321-235-5513
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Sex-Ed Text line – Text any questions at 407-443-1750
info@ppgo.org www.ppgo.org
transmitted infection testing, HIV testing, well-woman exams, cervical cancer screenings and treatment, vasectomies, and medical and surgical abortions. We provide medically accurate, age-appropriate sexuality education for middle school, high school and college age groups. Our presentation topics include HIV/AIDS, birth control, abstinence, pregnancy prevention, healthy relationships and child abuse prevention.Seminole County Health Department 407-665-3298
400 West Airport Blvd Sanford, FL 32773
Tuberculosis Control Program: Tuberculin skin testing; medical and nurse case management for active TB disease and latent TB infection; medication, lab testing, and chest x-rays for disease and latent TB infection.
Seminole County Health Department 407-665-3700/407-665-3400
400 West Airport Blvd Sanford, FL 32773
132 Sausalito Blvd Casselberry, FL 32707
www.seminolecohealth.com
Seminole County Health Department’s Dental Health Program 407-665-3346
Dental services for children who have Medicaid include cleanings, fillings, sealants, exams, X-rays and
extractions. Limited urgent services available for adults.Seminole County Health Department 407-665-3700/407-665-3400
400 West Airport Blvd Sanford, FL 32773
132 Sausalito Blvd Casselberry, FL 32707
www.seminolecohealth.com
Seminole County Health Department’s Immunizations/Vaccines Program 407-665-3281
Immunizations Clinic, Childhood and adult immunizations are available. Travel Shots, appointments are available for vaccines required and recommended for foreign travel. Information about food and water
conditions for the business and pleasure traveler is provided. Flu & Pneumonia shots, Flu vaccines are provided seasonally; pneumonia vaccines are available year around.Seminole County Health Department’s Community Health Program STD Program 407-665-3291
Provides confidential testing, diagnosis, treatment and counseling for all sexually transmitted diseases.
Provides free condoms.HIV/AIDS Services 407-665-3245
Provides HIV education, medical and case management services; drug assistance program for qualified
individuals.Tuberculosis 407-665-3298
Testing, diagnostic evaluations, treatment and follow-up for active TB disease and latent TB infection.
Seminole County WIC & Nutrition Program 407-665-3200
Appointment Line 407-665-3705
400 West Airport Blvd Sanford, FL 32779
132 Sausalito Blvd Casselberry, FL 32707 407-665-3400
www.seminolecohealth.com
under 5 years old.Seminole Prevention Coalition 407-212-8040
100 Bush Blvd Community Services Sanford, FL 32773www.seminolepreventioncoalition.org
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families through the promotion of effective community coordination and collaboration. Seminole Prevention Coalition takes a leadership role in improving the quality of life for youth and families through research,
consensus building and the coordination of resources.Winnie Palmer Hospital Breastfeeding Education Center 321-843-2229
925 South Orange Avenue Orlando, FL 32806
www.orlandohealth.com
Breastfeeding Telephone Helpline; Breastfeeding related equipment- rentals and sales. Classes/Support Groups
for moms and babies (birth to 12 months).Health Insurance
AMERIGROUP Community Care 407-622-7960
604 Courtland Street Suite 350 Orlando, FL 32804
www.amerigroupcorp.com
ndiaz@amerigroupcorp.comCITRUSCAID 1-877-255-3081
255 South Lakemont Avenue Suite 211 Winter Park, FL 32792
www.citrushc.com
A Florida Medicaid Plan – MORE Medicaid Benefits at NO COST to you.
Citrus Health Care 1-813-490-8900 ext 8917
255 South Lakemont Avenue Suite 212 Winter Park, FL 32792
www.citrushc.com
Health Insurance Provider for Medicaid, Medicare & Individual.
Danton & Dees Insurance Group 321-946-2290
www.healthagentpro.com
large group plans. Our staff has researched all the companies doing business in the States where we do business and have selected what we consider to be the best. We will do our best to answer all your questions, research everything for you, provide you with all the quotes you need and then explain how each plan works. You will become educated enough to choose a plan that meets your needs and budget.KIDCARE 1-888-540-5437
Kid care is a statewide insurance program for children birth through 18. Some services include: doctor visits,
hospital, surgery, vision, hearing, prescriptions, shots, dental and well baby check ups, and emergencies. Call for application.Housing
Anthony House 353-383-5577
P.O. Box 880 6215 Holly Street Zellwood, FL 32798 Fax: 352-383-4154
www.Anthonyhouse.org info@anthonyhouse.org
Anthony House is a non-profit community-based organization. Its mission is to provide shelter and ongoing
services for homeless families and individuals, thereby enabling them to achieve increased independence and direction in their lives.Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Central Florida and the Florida Gulf Coast 1- 800-251-2227
A Member of the CredAbility Network
3670 Maguire Blvd Suite 103 Orlando, FL 32803
www.cccsinc.org
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Our housing counseling is confidential and free of charge. As a HUD approved housing counseling agency CCCS-CF counselors dispense unbiased professional advice to homeowners facing delinquency or mortgage foreclosure and to senior citizens considering a reverse equity mortgage. We provide post purchase counseling as well as pre-purchase counseling to first-time homeowners, the majority of whom are low-income. Further, we also provide rental eviction counseling. Our mission is to help financially distressed people move from
crisis to control by providing compassionate service and innovative and practical solutions. We see ourselves as a financial emergency room, creating hope and inspiring lasting changeElizabeth House, Inc 321-947-3634
P.O. Box 620586 Oviedo, FL 32762
www.elizabethhouseinc.com
Survivors of domestic violence and their children live free in this faith-based, transitional home up to a year while they heal physically, emotionally, financially and spiritually from the abuse.
Homeless Services Network of Central Florida 407-893-0133
Physical address: 1940 Traylor Blvd Orlando, FL 32804
Mailing address: P.O. Box 547068 Orlando, FL 32854
www.hsncfl.org
HSN provides linkages to housing and supportive services for persons who are homeless or on the verge of
homelessness.Intervention Services, Inc. 407-331-8002
Orange/Seminole County: 150 Spartan Drive Maitland, FL 32751; Administration, Outpatient Services, Independent Living, DJJ Overlay Services, Psychiatric Clinic, Foster Care
Transitional Living/Independent Living
: 3800 Dike Road Winter Park, FL 32793 407-478-4034www.isifl.org
educational planning and support, career development and job placement, volunteering opportunities, mentoring, living skills training, as well as expanded access to community services such as mental health, substance abuse intervention and prevention services.Seminole County Government - Community Assistance 407-665-2360/407-665-2361
535 West Lake Mary Blvd Sanford, FL 32714
www.seminolecountyfl.gov/commservs/
SHIP Purchase Assistance Program (Down Payment assistance) and Home repair assistance program.
The Center for Affordable Housing 407-323-3268
2524 South Park Drive Sanford, FL 32773
We offer transitional housing for homeless families, low-income rentals, and comprehensive housing counseling.
Women’s Residence and Counseling Center 407-425-2502
Legal & Judicial
Accent on Paralegal & Non-lawyer Services 407-324-5885
249 Bellagio Circle Sanford, FL 32771
121 South Orange Avenue Orlando, FL 32801 407-843-0067
www.afloridaparalegal.com
Paralegal, non-lawyer, mediation services specializing in family matters such as divorce, child support, custody, modification, expunge or seal records, POA’s, wills, Notary and more.
Anchor Mediation/Dispute Resolution LL 407-496-0123
204 North Park Avenue Suite 100 Sanford, FL 32771
www.Anchormediation.com
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Anchor Mediation helps you obtain a complete divorce with or without attorneys, in a timely manner, and with as little stress and expense to your family as possible. Visit the website for more details or call for an appointment. At Anchor Mediation we believe that your role as husband and wife will be ending, but your role as mother and father will not. Mediation presents an opportunity for your family to have a new beginning.
Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida 407-322-6673
315 Magnolia Avenue Sanford, Fl 32771
Orlando Office - 122 East Colonial Drive #200 Orlando, FL 32801 1-800-984-2919
info@clsmf.org www.clsmf.org
Department of Juvenile Justice 407-665-2440
Seminole County Juvenile Assessment Center Fax: 407-665-2499
181 Bush Loop Sanford, FL 32773 Supervisor Unit 201: Kathy D’Alessandro
www.kathy.d’alessandro@djj.state.fl.us
The screening unit interviews and assesses all youth arrested and delivered to the Juvenile Assessment Center in Sanford. This unit works in partnership with Seminole County Sheriffs Office, the judiciary, local partners and law enforcement throughout Seminole County.
Department of Juvenile Justice 407-330-6968
Seminole County Juvenile Probation Offices Fax: 407-330-6997
532 West Lake Mary Blvd Sanford, FL 32773 407-328-3750
Supervisor Unit 202: Jesse Renteria
www.jesse.renteria@djj.state.fl.us
Supervisor Unit 203: Robyn Worlds
www.robyn.worlds@djj.state.fl.us
Circuit 18 Administrative Contacts for Seminole and Brevard:
Cathy Lake, Chief Probation Officer Circuit 18
www.Cathy.Lake@djj.state.fl.us
321-383-2707Denise Devlin, Assistant Chief Probation Officer Circuit 18
www.Denise.Devlin@djj.state.fl.us
321-750-3782Probation and Community Intervention handles youth involved in the delinquency system from the point of arrest through the full continuum of services and programming within the Department of Juvenile Justice. More
information can be obtained at www.djj.state.fl.us.Office of the State Attorney, 18th Judicial Circuit 407-665-6112
100 Bush Blvd Sanford, FL 32773
P.O. Box 8006 Sanford, FL 32772 - 8006
www.sa18.state.fl.us
Prosecuting office for Seminole and Brevard Counties - Division of Victim/Witness Services provides criminal
justice advocacy for crime victims and survivors of homicide.SafeHouse of Seminole Court Advocacy 407-665-6226
Court Advocates assist with completing petitions for injunctions for protection (also known as restraining
orders). Victims under the age of 18 will need a parent and/or guardian to file on their behalf. Lawyer Referrals.Seminole County Bar Association Legal Aid Society, Inc. 407-834-1660
101 West Palmetto Avenue Longwood, FL 32750
www.scbalas.org
Our agency provides free legal representation to indigent residents of Seminole County regarding family law, injunction for protection, Divorce, Time Sharing Custody, Guardianship, land lord and tenant and some senior
matters. Please call for an appointment.Seminole County Bar Association Legal Aid Society, Inc. 407-834-1660
101 West Palmetto Avenue Longwood, FL 32750
www.scbalas.org
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SCBALAS is a not for profit organization. Our program provides free quality legal advocacy to Seminole County’s economically disadvantaged residents to improve their quality of life and enhance their self-sufficiency. SCBALAS has a full time staff and over 100 volunteer attorneys who provide free legal advice and
representation with regard to civil legal matters. We accept applications with regard to the following types of cases: family law, housing law, Divorce, Time Sharing Custody, Guardianship and elder law. Please call for an appointment.Seminole County Guardian ad Litem 407-665-5370
190 Bush Blvd Sanford, FL 32773
www.GuardianadLitem.org
The Guardian ad Litem Program is a legal advocacy program that represents the best interests of children who
are alleged to be abused, abandoned or neglected and are involved in a court proceeding.Mental Health
Adapt Behavioral Services 407-928-0444
225 South Swoope Avenue #211 Maitland, FL 32751
www.Adapt-FL.com
In-home & in-school individual counseling, family counseling, parent training, & behavior analysis services. Funding through most Medicaid plans, many commercial insurance plans, other funding available for those without insurance. 427 CenterPointe Circle Suite 1878 Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 www.attachmentservices.org We specialize in working with children with attachment issues and their families. Most clients are children that have been adopted from the foster care system or international orphanages. However we do work with some biological families that experienced breaks in attachment for other reasons. We also offer Neurofeedback Behavioral Support Services, Inc. 407-830-6412 315 North Lakemont Avenue Suite B Winter Park, FL 32792 www.BSSOrlando.com
Therapeutic services provided in the home, school, and office setting for children, adolescents, families, and adults. Medicaid and Medicaid HMOs accepted, as well as, Commercial Insurance, Private Pay, and agency funding. Problems addressed include: Parent Training, Substance Abuse, Developmental Disabilities, Anger Management, Abuse, Depression/Anxiety, ADHD, Oppositional Defiant, etc. Case Management services and
Psychiatric care also available.Children’s Home Society of Florida, Healthy Families Program 407-262-7688
395 Piney Ridge Road Casselberry, FL 32707
www.chsfl.org
The Targeted Case Management program offered through the Children’s Home Society of Florida is a voluntary
program, which targets children in need of multiple mental health services. In order for a child to be eligible for case management services, he or she must have a mental health disability and the need for coordination of mental health services, and the family must lack the resources to pay for treatment. Healthy Families provides free home visiting services to parents expecting a baby and parents of newborns. Family support workers provide voluntary in home parent education to promote positive parent-child relationships and child health and developmentChoices-Changes Counseling Center 407-268-4441
2298 West Airport Blvd Sanford, FL 32771 Fax: 407-323-2374
www.choiceschangescounseling.com
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Community Counseling Center of Central Florida LLC 407-291-8009
499 North State Road 434 Suite 2007 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
P.O. Box 161585 Altamonte Springs, FL 32716-1585
www.ccccf.org
Community Solutions, Inc 407-855-0419
1707 Orlando Central Pkwy Ste 450 Orlando, FL 32809
www.csi-online.org
Therapy is strength-focused and problem-oriented. Goals are set primarily by family. Therapists set clearly defined, achievable short-term tasks. Interventions support parents’ skills and authority. Family is connected
to community and a broader social support network. All work is done in the family’s natural environment. Therapists are flexible and resourceful as they engage and treat youth and family. Program maintains strong adherence to a research-validated manual.Connections4Kids and Families, Inc.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 7803 Longwood, FL. 32791Youth Outreach Center: 15 Cowan Moughton Terrace Sanford, FL 32771www.ConnectionsOutreach.com ArcherC4K@yahoo.com Connections4Kids and Families is a nonprofit agency providing services to children and their families. Services include: counseling, behavior analysis, parenting classes and support, mentoring, tutoring, and an after-school therapeutic creative arts program at our Sanford Youth Outreach Center.Counseling Services of Central Florida 407-657-8555 X5
1954 Howell Branch Road Suite 106 Winter Park, FL 32792 Fax: 407-957-5774Email: mswsjc@earthlink.net I offer individual and family therapy for people 2 years of age and up, including play therapy for children. I am experienced in treating all forms of abuse in adults and children as well as anxiety, depression, grief, divorce, parenting, behavioral and school related issues. I offer a warm, caring environment and a flexible schedule.Creative Counseling PA 407-688-1770
205 Waymont Court Suite 111 Lake Mary, FL 32746 Fax: 407-688-7205 Creative Counseling PA is a group of mental health providers who provide comprehensive outpatient services for a wide variety of mental health issues. Individual, family, play therapy, group psychotherapy and Family and Collaborative Mediation are available. We specialize in the areas of Abuse Issues Sexual, Physical & emotional, Dual Diagnosis, Singles/Post-Divorce Issues (Self-Esteem Enhancement), Relationship Issues, Life Style Adjustment Issues related to Medical and Physical problems which cause mandatory changes in daily life functioning and Pain Management, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Disorders, Anger Management ,Anxiety and Panic Disorders, Assertiveness Training, Communication Skills, Mood Disorders (Depression and Bipolar Disorders), Trauma Resolution/Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Addiction/Alcohol and Drug Abuse/Dependency Issues, Parenting and Co-Parenting Issues.Devereux 321-281-3840
1010 Executive Center Drive Suite 100 Orlando, FL 32803 Fax: 321-281-3886
www.devereux.org
Devereux provides individual, family, and group counseling to individuals with a mental health diagnosis, behavior disorder, or a developmental disability. Services can be provided in office, in home and in school.
Discovery Counseling of Orlando 407-376-3773
320 Crown Oak Centre Drive Longwood, FL 32750
www.discoverycounseling.org
Discovery Counseling provides affordable, professional, Christian counseling to our community. We offer
connections with trained professionals who can offer comfort, hope and direction as you navigate through life’s struggles. Our services include counseling for pre-marriage, marriage, re-marriage, divorce, children, adolescents, family issues, sexual integrity, addiction recovery, identity, depression, anxiety, mood issues, and other relational problems.26
Focus, Inc. 407-454-4117
Altamonte Springs, FLwww.FocusIncFlorida.org focusjh@yahoo.com Focus, Inc. is a non-profit organization located in Altamonte Springs. Our services include: individual and family counseling, mediation, adoption home studies, mentoring and tutoring. We accept most major insurance plans as well as Medicaid and healthy kids for youth. We also have funding for youth under the age of 18 who do not have health insurance, or coverage for mental health/behavioral therapy.Forever Families Home Study Agency, Inc. 407-977-8639
1025 South Semoran Avenue Suite 1093 Winter Park, FL 32792
Most services are home-based
www.Foreverfamilieshomestudies.com
Forever Families provides domestic and international home studies and post-placement reports for people adopting privately. We also provide pre-and-post adoption education and counseling for adoptive families who have adopted either through foster care or privately. We are also in the process of forming support groups for adoptive families and grandparents raising grandchildren.
Haven of Hope Ministries 407-298-2056
1902 West Colonial Drive Orlando, FLwww.cflhavenofhope.comFaith Based Agency. Provides food, clothing and support groups to individuals that are HIV/AIDS infected.
Food bags for individuals that are documented to be living with a terminal illness and in poverty.Intervention Services, Inc. 407-331-8002
Orange/Seminole County: 150 Spartan Drive Maitland, FL 32751 Administration, Outpatient Services, Independent Living, DJJ Overlay Services, Psychiatric Clinic, Foster Care
Transitional Living/Independent Living
: 3800 Dike Road Winter Park, FL 32792 407-478-4034www.isifl.org
centers.Ironwood 207-342-4319/1-877-496-2463
67 Captain Cushman Road Morrill, Maine 04952
www.ironwoodmaine.com
Residential Treatment Center for teens located in Maine offers your troubled child a safe & therapeutic learning
environment. Licensed mental health professionals await the opportunity to help re-engage your teen & reunite your family. Ironwood’s comprehensive treatment program is carefully designed to assist families in crisis and turn around your teen’s behavior by developing self-respect, values, and effective communication skills so they can reconnect with their family members.Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando 407-644-7593
2100 Lee Road Winter Park, FL 32789
www.jfsorlando.org
The Center for Counseling, Growth and Development encompasses individual, family and group counseling. All counselors at The Center for Counseling, Growth and Development are licensed and have Master’s degrees in Mental Health Counseling, Clinical Social Work or Marriage and Family Therapy. JFS operates on a sliding fee scale to meet our clients’ needs despite their personal financial means.
Jo Ann C. Alexander, Ph.D., P.A. 407-366-4394
434 North Central Avenue Oviedo, FL 32765
Journeys End Counseling, LLC 407-678-9800
1579 Lake Baldwin Park Lane Orlando, FL 32814 Fax: 407-315-0048
Services also provided in Sanford
www.journeysendcounseling.com
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Individual, family, group and adolescent counseling for depression, anxiety, anger management and mood
disorders. Counseling for post adoption, reunification and placement stabilization for children and their caregivers. Therapies also provided for co-dependency, domestic violence and intimate partner violence. Accepted payment: Self pay, TANF, FSPT, Cigna, Aetna, United Behavioral Health, United Health Care, Magellan, Magellan Medicaid, Value Options, out of network provider Blue Cross/Blue Shield and various EAP Providers.Kids House of Seminole, Inc. at the Wayne Densch Family Trauma Center 407-324-3036
5467 North Ronald Reagan Blvd Sanford, FL 32773 Fax: 407-324-3045
www.kidshouse.org
The Kids House Mental Health Program provides psychotherapeutic and supportive services to children and
families who have been exposed to the trauma of abuse and neglect. Our Program provides individual, group and family therapy to children who have been physically, sexually or emotionally abused as well as witness to abuse in the home and neglect. Our Licensed Mental Health Counselors have the expertise with specialized forms of therapy including play therapy and sand tray.KidsPeace Inc 1-800-257-3223
711 Ballard Street Altamonte Springs, FL 32701www.kidspeace.org Community Mental Health services for children 0 - 17 and their families. Services are provided at home, in school, or in clinic. Medicaid and some third party insurances accepted. Some forms of funding are available for uninsured families.Kinder Konsulting & Parents Too 407-657-6692
2479 Aloma Avenue Unit D Winter Park, FL 32792 Fax: 407-894-6010
To make a referral: www.kinderkonsulting.com
Our Mission is to advance and promote the emotional, behavioral, and developmental well-being of special
needs children and their families. At Kinder Konsulting you will find a skilled team of caring clinicians dedicated to helping infants and children as well as their families.Laird & Associates Counseling 407-830-7903
1450 West State Road 434 Suite 102 Longwood, FL 32750
Mental health services for all ages.
Lakeside Behavioral Healthcare 407-875-3700
1800 Mercy Drive Orlando, FL 32808
www.lakesidecares.org
Lakeside Behavioral Healthcare provides 193 bed inpatient services and a variety of outpatient services for
children and adults. Lakeside has a full continuum of services for adults including residential treatment, outpatient therapy, medication clinic and case management. The children’s outpatient program provides in-home, outpatient and in-school therapy as well as medication clinic and case management.Menschner & Associates Counseling Group 407-529-5359
375 Douglas Avenue #2006 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
131 West Broadway Oviedo, FL 32765
www.macounseling.com
Comprehensive Mental and Behavioral Health Services for children, adolescents and adults. We have individual, family and group therapy. We have evening and weekend appointments along with Spanish
speaking therapists. We are in-network providers for most of the major commercial insurance companies. Medicaid HMO’s accepted.National Alliance on Mental Illness Greater Orlando (NAMIGO) 407-253-1900
1800 Mercy Drive Suite 103 Mailbox 4 Orlando, FL 32808
www.namigo.org
NAMI Greater Orlando provides Support, Education and Resources to Family Members with a loved-one with mental illness, as well as to those who suffer with a mental illness. NAMI is also engaged in advocacy for continued and expanded services and access to services for the mental health community. Support groups meet weekly, education classes meet quarterly and providing resources are done daily as callers reach the NAMIGO office.
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New Life Connections, Inc. 407-322-7779
404 West 25th Street Sanford, FL
320 North Central Avenue (434) Oviedo, FL
122 South Amelia Avenue Suite 206 Deland, FL
www.new-life-connections.com
All Masters Level Therapists. Individual - Couples - Family Counseling. Some mental health disorders
addressed. Please call for more information.PACE Center for Girls 407-992-0456
728 Gear Lake Avenue Orlando, FL 32803
www.pacecenter.org
Each girl that attends PACE is assigned a Social Services Counselor who links and advocates for girls’ access to mental health, substance abuse and other health needs. PACE has a part time Licensed Mental Health Professional who works with girls with more intensive needs. Girls receive familial care management and
learning style assessment and training. We work with a girl to help her build relationship and practical life skills, enhance her communication and receive job readiness training.Psychological Affiliates, Inc. 407-740-6838
2737 West Fairbanks Avenue Winter Park, FL 32789
www.psychologicalaffiliates.com
wide variety of mental health issues. Individual, family, and group psychotherapy, along with comprehensive evaluations, are available. We specialize in the areas of child abuse, play therapy, divorce-related issues, adolescent and adult issues, criminal/forensic psychology and parenting plan evaluations. Divided Loyalties is the four hour mandated parenting course for the State of Florida that addresses the impact of divorce on children and adults. Case Management services are offered to adults who may live independently but may need assistance with daily living skills.Seminole Behavioral Healthcare 407-831-2411 or 407-321-HELP
237 Fernwood Blvd Fern Park, FL 32730
300 South Bay Avenue Sanford, FL
www.scmhc.com
It is our mission to provide quality community-based behavioral health services that are accessible and affordable to individual in the community. SCHMC children’s program, Seminole Cares, provides mental
health and behavioral health services including individual , family and group counseling for children, adolescents and adults. SCMHC provides additional services including Assessment services, crisis counseling, outpatient medical services, crisis stabilization, residential treatment, case management and other programs.Serenity Now Counseling Center 407-788-8600
1061 Maitland Center Commons Blvd Suite 206 Maitland FL 32751
www.SerenityNowCounseling.com
11 years experience with adolescents and their families with both mental health and substance abuse issues.−
Relationship issues including marital discord, families in the midst of divorce, post divorce family −
counseling.Expertise with issues of Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Life Transitions.−
Addictions of all kinds.−
South Seminole Hospital 407-262-2200
www.southseminolehospital.com
With a commitment to tailored personal care, South Seminole Behavioral Health offers comprehensive services
to treat patients suffering from a full range of psychiatric and addictive disorders. In addition to adult units, serving patients 18 years or older, the Adolescent/Children’s Unit specializes in behavioral point system and positive reinforcement models to treat patients between the ages of 3 and 17. The multidisciplinary team of specialists create a treatment plan for each patient, working hand-in-hand with the patient’s family and primary physicians, to ensure the best possible outcomes in the quickest possible timeframes. Inpatient services are offered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in a quiet, private setting on the campus of South Seminole Hospital, a part of Orlando Health. For more information, please call.29
TBC Productions/Breakthrough Counseling Services 407-342-4956
Juvenile Justice Center 190 Bush Blvd Sanford, FL 32772
Additional offices in Seminole County and Orlando
Juvenile Counseling (STARS program) Life skills, Youth Intervention, Mental Health, Self-Esteem, Character building, Career Coaching, Substance Abuse/Family Counseling Services (STAR Parent Program) Relationship & Marriage skills, Family Intervention, Parenting Skills and one-on-one counseling services.
The Children’s Home Society of Florida
Seminole County: 2921 South Orlando Avenue Suite 150 Sanford, FL 32773 407-688-9650
Laura Hope, Counselor IV for Seminole County 407-463-8563 Tri County Area: 5766 South Semoran Blvd Orlando, FL 32822 407-896-2323
www.chsfl.org laura.hope@chsfl.org david.congdon@chsfl.org
The Children’s Home Society of Florida’s Clinical Services program provides counseling for children, adults, and families in our offices, in homes, and in school settings and, by agreement, in the settings of other human service organizations, for all clinical problems. We bill Medicaid providers for most of our
services, and a limited amount of services are available on a sliding fee scale. We have a psychiatrist on staff, and if the counselor sees that evaluation for possible medications is appropriate for the client being served, we can facilitate those services within our clinic as well. Services may be arranged by calling our Seminole County Counselor, Laura Hope at the above numbers or by calling our tri county office at 407-896-2323.Therapy4Kids & Parents Too 407-437-8917
200 South Central Avenue Suite 1000 Oviedo, FL 32765 Fax: 407-283-7078
sabrenia@therapyforkids.net
www.therapyforkids.net
Therapy4Kids & Parents Too is a non-profit agency which provides mental health and behavioral counseling services, tutoring and mentoring for children and their families. Services can be provided in our office, in the home or school settings. Funding can be provided for families without insurance benefits if qualified.
University Behavioral Center 407-281-7000
2500 Discovery Drive Orlando, FL 32826
www.psysolutions.com
Mental health treatment for children and adolescents from age 6-17 yrs old. Programs include crisis stabilization, short term RTC, long term RTC, and inpatient and partial hospitalization. Special programs are
available for inappropriate sexual behaviors and victims.UCF Marriage & Family Research Institute 407-823-1748
28 Gemini Blvd South East Orlando, FL 32826-3262
www.mfri.ucf.edu
conflict in a healthy manner, and build bonds in their relationships".Wekiva Counseling 407-331-9483
2909 West SR 434 #101 Longwood, FL 32779
407-923-0355www.wekivacounseling.com
Counseling provides counseling to address issues ranging from Trauma and Sexual Abuse to Depression and Anxiety.30
Mentoring
Adolescent Life Coaching Center 407-862-6224
853 State Road 436 Casselberry, FL 32707
www.adolescentlifecoaching.com
adolescents’ unique strengths and challenges. Through group learning as well as MDFT (multidimensional family therapy) specific strategies are provided and tailored to individual and family needs.Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Florida 407-478-2996
807 South Orlando Avenue Suite L Winter Park, FL 32789 Fax: 407-478-2999
www.bbbscfl.org
We offer one-to-one mentoring services in School-Based, Community-Based, and Mentoring Children of Promise programs. These friendships require a minimum of a year, are supported by professional staff, and give results of measurable and positive impact. We serve Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake & Brevard counties.
B.W.O.E. – F.R.E.E. 321-279-4667
P.O. Box 471001 Lake Monroe, FL 32747-1001
www.freeinc.org www.bwoe.org
BWOE - F.R.E.E is a nine (9) month, bi-weekly mentor program designed to: assist young ladies in developing respect for themselves and others; promote excellence in mind, body and spirit; and empower youth through
positive relationships. This program will also address issues facing middle school girls such as: self-esteem, social interaction and making conscientious life decisions through positive group and one-to-one mentoring sessions.Children’s Home Society 407-262-7688
395 Piney Ridge Road Casselberry, FL 32707
www.chsfl.org/mentoring/php
The CHS Mentoring program is a one-to-one community based mentoring program for children who have a
parent incarcerated in a federal or state prison. Each youth is matched with a mentor who can provide guidance and support to help each child develop to the fullest potential. For youth ages 4-18, MODEL attempts to break the cycle of incarceration by matching a child with an adult that can provide friendship, unconditional support, new experiences and subsequently more choices for the future.Connections4Kids and Families, Inc.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 7803 Longwood, FL 32791Youth Outreach Center: 15 Cowan Moughton Terrace Sanford, FL 32771www.ConnectionsOutreach.com ArcherC4K@yahoo.com provide mentoring services to youth on a weekly basis in our Sanford Youth Outreach Center.Earl Nobles Family Service Center 407-521-7213
1303 North Pine Hills Road Orlando, FL 32808
www.earlnoblesfamilycenter.org earlnoblescenter@bellsouth.net
Earl Nobles Family Center provides free after school care, through it After School Family Literacy Program. In
addition to the mentoring and education programs, the center provides emergency food, free community clothes closet and other assistance during economic crisis.Therapy4Kids & Parents Too 407-437-8917
200 South Central Avenue Suite 1000 Oviedo, FL 32765 Fax: 407-283-7078
sabrenia@therapyforkids.net www.therapyforkids.net
Therapy4Kids & Parents Too is a non-profit agency which provides mental health and behavioral counseling services, tutoring and mentoring for children and their families. Services can be provided in our office, in the home or school settings. Funding can be provided for families without insurance benefits if qualified.
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Parent Support Groups/ Parent Training/ Kids Support Groups
Adolescent Life Coaching Center 407-862-6224
853 State Road 436 Casselberry, FL 32707
www.adolescentlifecoaching.com
Having a teenager can be a challenge that even the most seasoned parent is not always prepared to deal with.
Many feel as though their child has turned into a stranger and feel at a loss as to how they can reconnect. If this is how you feel...you are not alone! ALCC provides parents the necessary tools and support to change destructive patterns of communication. The latest research on today’s teen issues will be presented and communication skills and parenting skills will be discussed.Attachment Services of Central Florida, Inc 407-260-0031
427 CenterPointe Circle Suite 1878 Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
www.attachmentservices.org
monthly Parent’s Night Out service. We train new or potential parents to prevent attachment challenges with their children as well as teaching new parenting strategies to heal attachment disordered children.BETA Center, Inc. 407-277-1942
4680 Lake Underhill Road Orlando, FL
www.betacenter.org
provide an alternative educational program with OCPS for grades 6-12 for our clients.Boys Town Central Florida 407-366-3667
Main Office - Residential Services, CINS/FINS and Clinical Services
975 Oklahoma Street Oviedo, FL 32765
Boys’ and Girls’ Assessment Center 1350 Healing Place Oviedo, FL 32765
407-588-2160www.boystowncentralflorida.org
adolescent residential care and short-term emergency assessment and shelter care for children and adolescents, along with Children in Need of Services/Families in Need of Services (CINS/FINS), which provides in-home and other support services to prevent delinquency. Additional clinical services are offered, along with Boys Town’s Common Sense Parenting Program. Helpful information is also available to parents and others through parenting.org.Child Rescue Network 1-877-209-KIDS (5437) ext. 81
Business address: 1517 East Robinson Street Orlando, FL 32801 - NOTE: No services are offered at this
address.All programs are offered via community outreach to Churches, PTA’s, Home Owners Associations, Businesses,
and other venues.www.ChildRescueNetwork.org
are offered at various events in the community and are listed on our calendar of events on our website.Children’s Home Society of FL, Healthy Families Program 407-262-7688
395 Piney Ridge Road Casselberry, FL 32707
www.healthyfamiliesfla.org www.chsfl.org
Healthy Families provides free home visiting services to parents expecting a baby and parents of newborns.
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Children’s Home Society Perinatal Program 407-262-7688 ext. 235
395 Piney Ridge Road Casselberry, FL 32707
The Perinatal Program provides ongoing parenting information and support for first time parents living in Seminole County. This is a free program for Seminole County residents whose oldest child is under age 3.
Community Counseling Center of Central Florida LLC 407-291-8009
499 North State Road 434 Suite 2007 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
P.O. Box 161585 Altamonte Springs, FL 32716-1585
www.ccccf.org
Down Syndrome Association of Central Florida 407-478-5621
204 North Wymore Road Winter Park, FL 32789
www.dsacf.org
Families Anonymous Meeting 407-869-0491
St. Stephens Lutheran Church in Longwood
Support group for family members of someone with a drug, alcohol or behavioral problem. Mondays at 7 p.m. FREE!
Healthy Start 407-665-3278
400 West Airport Blvd Sanford, FL 32773 Fax: 407-665-3264
www.seminolecohealth.com/healthystart/
Healthy Start is a voluntary program providing pregnant women and infants the care they need to achieve healthy outcomes. Services include: outreach, professional assessments, case management, information and
referrals, psychosocial counseling, breastfeeding education and support, prenatal clinical care, and home visiting. Services are in English and Spanish for pregnant women and children up to age three for Seminole County residents.Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando 407-644-7593
2100 Lee Road Winter Park, FL 32789
www.jfsorlando.org
The Roth Family KidsKonnect Program is a free supportive educational group program developed for children of divorce and children in unique family situations experiencing the absence of a parent. Masters level
counselors hold group sessions in area public elementary and middle schools. Parents or guardians can contact either the guidance counselor at their child’s school or KidsKonnect directly at 407-644-7593 ext. 236.Jo Ann C. Alexander, Ph.D., P.A. 407-366-4394
434 North Central Avenue Oviedo, FL 32765
Counseling for parents and children; parent training.
Kids House of Seminole, Inc. at the Wayne Densch Family Trauma Center 407-324-3036
5467 North Ronald Reagan Blvd Sanford, FL 32773 Fax: 407-324-3045
www.kidshouse.org
Kids House offers a 15-week Nurturing Parenting Program designed for parents and children ages 5 to 12. It is for any family that wants to get along better and communicate more. Kids House offers a non-offending family member support group. Families often experience a mixture of feelings, coping with a child’s victimization, and have found support of parents who have been through a similar experience. Kids House supports Circle of
Parents, a mutual support and self-help program for parents.New Hope for Kids, Inc 407-599-0909
1. Center for Grieving Children 900 North Maitland Avenue Maitland, FL 327512. Wishes for Kids 205 East SR 436 Fern Park, FL 32730 407-331-3059 x14www.newhopeforkids.org The Center for Grieving Children of New Hope for Kids provides specialized grief support for children and families grieving the death of a loved one in Central Florida. Serving children ages 3-18, this unique33
community resource is FREE to all who attend. Our basic philosophy recognizes that illness and death are a part of life; we understand that acknowledging one’s grief is essential for a person to move toward hope,
healing and renewed happiness.Partners With Families, Inc. 407-740-6838
2737 West Fairbanks Avenue Winter Park, FL 32789 Fax 407-740-0902
dday234@aol.com
Partners With Families, Inc. offers court ordered supervision for parents and children. Our program is unique
due to our ability to supervise the visitations in a public arena, such as a restaurant or a park, and day of the week or weekend day. The goal of Partners with Families, Inc. are to offer assistance to parents in maintaining contact with their children and to assist the Court by providing supervised visitation when the Court feels that it is in the best interests of both children and parents.PFLAG 407-236-9177
PFLAG (Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) promotes the health and well-being of gay,
lesbian, bisexual and transgender persons, their families and friends. This is done through: support, to cope with an adverse society; education, to enlighten an ill-informed public; and advocacy, to end discrimination and to secure equal civil rights. Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays provides opportunity for dialogue about sexual orientation and gender identity and acts to create a society that is healthy and respectful of human diversity. Orlando-Central Florida www.pflagorlando.orgPrevent Child Abuse Florida 1-850-921-4494
111 North Gadsden Street Suite 200 Tallahassee, FL 32301
www.ounce.org
opportunity for systemic change, societal solutions and policies that prioritize child abuse prevention strategies.Seminole Behavioral Healthcare 407-831-2411/407-321-HELP
237 Fernwood Blvd Fern Park, FL 32730
300 South Bay Avenue Sanford, FL 32771
www.scmhc.com
Seminole Cares. The children’s division of the Seminole Community Mental Health Center located in Fern
Park. Our goal is to build and strengthen the lives of children and their families within our community. Therapeutic needs and services are identified through an assessment and are developed jointly with the family and their primary counselor. We provide individual, family, and group counseling as well as medication management services. In addition, we have ADHD Parent Support group, CHADD. We accept Medicaid, Medicaid HMOs, as well as a sliding scale.Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Operation Right Track 407-708-7645
Physical address: 1151 East 28th Street Sanford, FL 32773
Mailing address: 100 Bush Blvd Sanford, FL 32773www.seminolesheriff.org
Operation Right Track is a two-day initiative designed to offer parents an avenue of intervention for youth on the edge of delinquency. Youth undergo a structured program designed to instill accountability. It is mandatory
that families participate in both of the two day sessions, no exceptions will be made. Open orientations are held on Wednesday evenings at 6:00 pm at 1151 East 28th Street Sanford, FL 32773.The University of Central Florida’s Center for Autism & Related Disabilities(UCF CARD) 407-737-2566
12001 Science Drive Suite 145 Orlando, FL 32826
www.ucf-card.org
CARD’s purpose is to enhance the lives of individuals we serve by helping them become valued members of their communities. CARD offers supports within the natural contexts of homes, residences, childcare program,
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UCF Marriage & Family Research Institute 407-823-1748
28 Gemini Blvd South East Orlando, FL 32826-3262
www.mfri.ucf.edu
conflict in a healthy manner, and build bonds in their relationships".Yellow Umbrella Child Abuse Prevention Center 321-723-2927
4680 Lipscomb Street Suite 10H Palm Bay, FL 32905 Fax: 321-723-2928
705 Blake Avenue Building D Cocoa, FL 32922 321-433-3570/Fax: 321-433-3571
www.yellowumbrella.org
Parenting classes which help parents learn new skills in dealing with children. Skills learned are empathy,
positive communication, discipline vs. punishment, and cooperation vs. obedience, stress management, coping skills, setting boundaries, family rules, respect, and more. This is a 12-week course with 24-contact hours taught by professionals with over 14 year’s experience. Classes provided in Spanish and English.Substance Abuse
Center for Drug Free Living (Heart to Heart) 407-767-0416
Women’s Residential Substance Abuse Program, 4-6 months.
Creative Counseling PA 407-688-1770
205 Waymont Court Suite 111 Lake Mary, FL 32746 Fax: 407-688-7205 Creative Counseling PA is a group of mental health providers who provide comprehensive outpatient services for a wide variety of mental health issues. Individual, family, play therapy, and group psychotherapy, Family and Collaborative Mediation are available. We specialize in the areas of Abuse Issues Sexual, Physical & emotional, Dual Diagnosis, Singles/Post-Divorce Issues (Self-Esteem Enhancement), Relationship Issues, Life Style Adjustment Issues related to Medical and Physical problems which cause mandatory changes in daily life functioning and Pain Management, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Disorders, Anger Management ,Anxiety and Panic Disorders, Assertiveness Training, Communication Skills, Mood Disorders (Depression and Bipolar Disorders), Trauma Resolution/Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Addiction/Alcohol and Drug Abuse/Dependency Issues, Parenting and Co-Parenting Issues.Discovery Counseling of Orlando 407-376-3773
320 Crown Oak Centre Drive Longwood, FL 32750
www.discoverycounseling.org
Discovery Counseling provides affordable, professional, Christian counseling to our community. We offer
connections with trained professionals who can offer comfort, hope and direction as you navigate through life’s struggles. Our services include counseling for pre-marriage, marriage, re-marriage, divorce, children, adolescents, family issues, sexual integrity, addiction recovery, identity, depression, anxiety, mood issues, and other relational problems.Journeys End Counseling, LLC 407-678-9800
1579 Lake Baldwin Park Lane Orlando, FL 32814 Fax: 407-315-0048
Services also provided in Sanford
www.journeysendcounseling.com
planning, and random urinalysis testing. Treatment is generally 3-6 months. Additional interventions include family counseling, couples counseling and education, relapse prevention and skill building. Accepted payment: Self pay, TANF, FSPT, Cigna, Aetna, United Behavioral Health, United Health Care, Magellan, Magellan Medicaid, Value Options, out of network provider Blue Cross/Blue Shield and various EAP Providers.Laird & Associates, Counseling 407-830-7903
1450 West State Road 434 Suite 102 Longwood, FL 32750
Relapse prevention groups, UA testing, Counseling.
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New Life Connections, Inc. 407-322-7779
404 West 25th Street Sanford, FL
320 North Central Avenue (434) Oviedo, FL
122 South Amelia Avenue Suite 206 Deland, FL
www.new-life-connections.com
Licensed by DCF. TANF Provider. Voluntary or Court Ordered outpatient treatment to fit the needs of the
client. Visit the website or call.Recovery House of Central Florida 407-323-5857
P.O. Box 522442 Longwood, FL 32752
www.rhcf.org
Seminole Behavioral Healthcare 407-831-2411 / 407-321-HELP
237 Fernwood Blvd Fern Park, FL 32730
300 South Bay Avenue Sanford, FL 32771
www.scmhc.com
Crossroads Substance Abuse Program: Crossroad program is based on strategies, interventions and evidence-based practices that promote healing, recovery and enhance the quality of life. Individuals that abuse alcohol
and/or other drugs come from all walks of life, ethnic backgrounds, and socio-economic levels. Children with parents that abuse alcohol and/or other drugs are profoundly impacted and have a high probability of following in their parents’ foot-steps or becoming involved in protective services or removed from their homes and communities. The Crossroads program is designed to restore individuals to a productive and independent life and that those with or without children will become parents and individuals who are responsible and capable of making decisions that affect the well being of all family members.Detoxification: The Detoxification program is designed to support clients during withdrawal from alcohol and other drugs and usually lasts 3-5 days. Detoxification clients are assessed and continually monitored by qualified, experienced staff 24 hours a day. During the detoxification period we make every effort to engage the
client in longer-term treatment to support ongoing abstinence.The Grove Counseling Center, Inc. 407-327-1765
111 West Magnolia Avenue Longwood, FL 32750
Outpatient Clinic- 3525 West Lake Mary Blvd Suite 301 Lake Mary, FL 32746
Outpatient Clinic- 1088 East Altamonte Drive Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
The Grove Academy (Adolescent residential program) -
580 Old Sanford/Oviedo Road Winter Springs, FL 32708
www.thegrove.org
The Grove offers a wide array of programs for the treatment of substance use and behavioral health disorders, with several convenient locations in Seminole County. We offer outpatient services for teens and adults, as well as voluntary partial hospitalization and residential/inpatient programs for adolescents. High quality affordable treatment; many insurances accepted.
Transportation
Greyhound Bus Lines 407-292-3424
555 North John Young Parkway Orlando, FL
Home Free Program offers a free Greyhound Bus Lines Ticket to runaway youth. Contact your local law enforcement agency for a certificate.
LYNX 407-423-8747
www.golynx.com
Door-to-door for the elderly, disabled, and Medicaid eligible patients. Bus tickets for Medicaid
Eligible- Call Seven (7) days maximum to One (1) day minimum in advance. Medicaid- call 2-3 days in
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Transitional housing and support services for adult males with substance abuse issues.
Outpatient substance abuse treatment consisting of weekly individual and group sessions, recovery support
"Free counseling for couples and families. Counseling services provided by licensed providers, or interns who are supervised by licensed providers. Couples and families can learn to communicate effectively, resolve
PCA Florida’s mission is to prevent the abuse and neglect of Florida’s children. Focusing on prevention and early intervention services, PCA Florida provides services to help parents, caregivers and community members create healthy, safe and nurturing experiences for children. PCA Florida advocates for programs that provide an
Parent Education Courses. Multiple curriculums. Infant, toddler, school age and teens.
Through safety seminars held throughout the community, Child Rescue Network educates parents on specific methods they can utilize to better protect their children from abduction and sexual victimization. CRN also provides parents with FREE photo/thumbprint safety identification cards to have of their children. These cards
Boys Town Central Florida is the second largest site outside of the National Headquarters in Omaha, NE and has served over 12,000 residents in an effort to save children and heal families. Programs include long-term
BETA Center offers children and parents the knowledge and support needed for strong and healthy families, with a focus on teen moms and at-risk families. Parents learn about prenatal attachment, baby brain development, child development, infant mental health and other aspects of caring for and raising a baby. We
We have monthly parent support group for adoptive, foster, kinship and guardianship parents. We also have a
Connections4Kids and Families provides one-on-one mentoring services in the youth’s community. We alsoWe are committed to helping adolescents and parents create more successful and healthy relationships. Our life coaching strategies decrease suffering and increase positive choices through enhancing understanding of
We provide a full service counseling experience, servicing adults, children, families and couples. Wekiva
"Free counseling for couples and families. Counseling services provided by licensed providers, or interns who are supervised by licensed providers. Couples and families can learn to communicate effectively, resolve
Psychological Affiliates is a group of psychologists who provide comprehensive outpatient services for a
Individual, group and family therapy in the home or school setting; behavioral analysis in the home or school, psychiatric services including medication management and evaluations; assessments in juvenile detention
Individual, family and marital therapy serving adults and children.
We provide outpatient counseling for children, adolescents, adults and families. We provide in school counseling and will schedule appointments that are convenient for our clients. We can usually see a client within 24 hours after contact. 7 licensed therapists on staff.
Attachment Services of Central Florida, Inc. 407-260-0031
We help elderly victims of consumer scams, domestic violence victims and their children, families living in poor conditions to obtain decent housing, to attain representation.
Low cost housing and support services for youth as they transition from the foster care system into adulthood;
We are your health insurance specialists. We offer plans for individuals, families, self-employed, small and
If you would like more information about Amerigroup, please call 1-800-600-4441 to speak to a Member Services Representative.
WIC is a special supplemental food and nutrition education program for Women, Infants, and Children. WIC provides the following at no cost: healthy food during your pregnancy and after you delivery, nutrition education, counseling breastfeeding support, referrals for health care and community services. To be eligible, you must be: a pregnant woman, a breastfeeding woman, a woman who just had a baby, an infant or a child
We provide reproductive health services for men, women and teens. Our services include birth control, sexually
The Florida Poison Information Center-Tampa provides educational services, a phone hotline and information service. We are staffed 24/7 with toxicology experts. Educational services include printed material, programs and attending health fairs in our region. Programs include "Toddler Tidbits" for moms with young children,
BETA Center offers children and parents the knowledge and support needed for strong and healthy families, with a focus on teen moms and at-risk families. Parents learn about prenatal attachment, baby brain development, child development, infant mental health and other aspects of caring for and raising a baby. We
Lake/Sumter County: 1415 South 14th Street Suite 100 Leesburg, FL 34748 352-360-6280Orange County: 5166 East Colonial Drive Orlando, FL 32803 407-531-1227The services provided in the community are online assistance applying for food stamps, community Medicaid, cash, emergency rental assistance and unemployment compensation. We also do employment coaching, support counseling, housing/living services and resource information for food. We have a clothing closet at the
PACE girls are from high-risk environments and experience risk factors such as truancy, child abuse, parental incarceration, substance abuse, and running away. As a result, they are at higher risk for entering or getting involved with the juvenile justice system because they are exposed to multiple risk factors. Most have not been successful in public school and are at risk of dropping out. PACE is a contracted Prevention Provider through
We offer anger management classes, marriage counseling, parenting classes, circle of parents (parents helping parents), support and empowerment classes for abuse victims, after school programs, computer and typing classes, adult reading and math, a 12 step faith-based overcomers program for all forms of addictions, job career center where you can do a resume, look for jobs etc.
Temporary shelter for victims of domestic violence, crisis counseling, safety planning, support groups, court Program, relocation assistance, transitional housing, outreach services and youth violence prevention program.
Provides referrals and assistance with Victim Compensation, Relocation and Address Confidentiality.
We are concerned families and professionals who, since 1993, have provided services to individuals with autism and related disabilities (including hearing and vision impaired, hearing impaired or vision impaired with other disabling conditions) to their families and to the professionals who work with them. The Florida
The Center for Counseling & Consulting was established in 1974 and provides counseling and psychotherapy
Exceptional Student Support Services provides a variety of services to children needing special education and enrolled in Seminole County Public Schools. Among these services are school social work, school psychology,
In-home & in-school behavior analysis services, skill training, parent training, individual counseling & family counseling. Funding through Medicaid Waiver, most Medicaid plans, many commercial insurance plans. Other funding is available for those without insurance.
An anonymous tip line serving six Central Florida counties provides a live operator 24 hours a day, seven days a week for youth, parents and teachers who call to report crimes or potential crimes in the schools, neighborhoods or homes where young people live. The coordinator speaks at schools, sits on advisory boards, consults with law enforcement, documents and follows up on live tips.
We promote simple and sustainable living practices such as organic gardening, alternative energy, and personal
Business address: 1517 East Robinson Street Orlando, FL 32801 NOTE: No services are offered at this address. All programs are offered via community outreach to Churches, PTA’s, Home Owners Associations, Businesses, and other venues. Through safety seminars held throughout the community, Child Rescue Network educates parents on specific methods they can utilize to better protect their children from abduction and sexual victimization. CRN also provides parents with FREE photo/thumbprint safety identification cards to have of
The services provided are online assistance applying for food stamps, community Medicaid, cash, emergency rental assistance and unemployment compensation. We also do employment coaching, support counseling,
. The American Red Cross is the largest humanitarian organization in the United States. Locally more than 1700 volunteers help to provide programs and services throughout Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties. Some of the programs and services include Disaster services to families in need, health and safety programs and youthThe Center foe Counseling & Consulting was established in 1974 and provides counseling and psychotherapy
We are an outreach program that will help assist families that are homeless. We are currently accepting
Provides food relief to anyone who eats or wants to save money. Checks, cash and food stamps are accepted.
Youth Anger Management It’s a Family Thing is taught by professionals who walk the youth through
A 12 session cognitive behavioral therapy treatment model that employs relaxation, cognition and
We offer anger management classes, marriage counseling, parenting classes, circle of parents (parents helping parents), support and empowerment classes for abuse victims, after school programs, computer and typing classes, adult reading and math, a 12 step faith-based overcomers program for all forms of addictions, job career center where you can do a resume, look for jobs etc.
Transitional housing and support services for adult males with substance abuse issues.
Sergeant Chris Stronko,
Sergeant Brad McDaniel, bmcdaniel@seminolesheriff.org
1225 East BroadwayOviedo 32765407-665-1750
3822 South Orlando DriveSanford 32773(Southwest corner of Lake Mary Blvd and US 17/92)407-665-1450
