Marla
Abramowitz, MSW, CHES
8505 E. Valley View Rd.
Scottsdale, AZ 85250
480-484-5055
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Coordinadora de Desarrollo de la Juventud |
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Programa de "El Derecho
a la Educación"
El Acta de Asistencia a los Estudiantes Sin Hogar
Stewart B. McKinney-Vento protege los derechos de los estudiantes
sin hogar. El Acta describe a un estudiante sin hogar a quien:
- Vive en un automóvil, parque u de otra forma inferior
al nivel medio
- Vive en un albergue
- Vive con otras familias debido a problemas económicos
- Vive con otras personas debido a la muerte o encarcelación
de un padre
- Vive como joven por sus propios medios debido al abandono o
fuga del hogar
Los estudiantes clasificados como sin hogar/transitorios,
de acuerdo con el Acta de Asistencia a los Estudiantes Sin Hogar
de Stewart B. McKinney-Vento, participan en este programa. Los estudiantes
son identificados por la Coordinadora del Desarrollo de la Juventud a través
de recomendaciones hechas por empleados del Distrito, miembros de
la comunidad, empleados de agencias municipales o peticiones de
los mismos estudiantes. La Coordinadora del Desarrollo de la Juventud ayuda
a matricular inmediatamente a estos estudiantes en la escuela, identificando
y proporcionando ayuda para cumplir con sus necesidades académicas
y no académicas, y asegurar que se eliminen las barreras
para la educación.
Para más información sobre el Acta
de Asistencia a los Estudiantes sin Hogar Stewart B. McKinney-Vento
refiérase a:
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Recursos
Locales
Si usted conoce a alguien que no tenga hogar en
Scottsdale, por favor envíelo a los siguientes recursos locales:
Emergency and Crisis Numbers:
24 hours a Day
Adult Protective Services 602/255-0996
Report abuse, neglect and any type of abuse to an adult 18 years and older
www.de.state.az.us.com
Banner Health Crisis Line 602/254-4357
24hour crisis line for all services. Assessments, Inpatient, Outpatient, Programs
www.bannerhealth.com
Contacts: Hotline for all services 602/263-8900
Support for homeless shelters, and other services
Child Protective Services 1/888/767-2445
State Agency for the protection of all children
www.de.state.az.us.com
Empact Crisis 480/784-1500
Crisis Services, Mobile Crisis Unit, Individual and Family Counseling, Adult
and Youth
www.empact-spc.com
Parents Anonymous 1/800/352-0528
Providing support to parents, in crisis and out.
www.parentsanonymous.org
Poison Control 602/253-3334
Poison and Drug information Center at Banner Health
www.bannerhealth.com/poison
Value Options 602/222-9444
State Mental Health Services, Intake, Evaluation, Assessments, Treatment, all
emergencies: 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Crisis anytime and for anything.
www.valueoptions.com/arizona
Medical , Dental and Vision
Health Numbers
AHCCCS: Medical contact 602/417-4000
Medicaid Program: Arizona Health Care Cost Containment Services for people
to receive medical care in the state of Arizona. Must be elidgible contact
for application.
www.ahcccs.state.az.us
ASU Community Health Services 480/941-9283
Health care programs, sliding scale, US citizen not required
www.nursing.asu.ed.
Baby Arizona 1/800-833-4642
Pregnancy and Delivery Services
www.arizonawellness.com/babyarizona
Care A Van 602/344-6636
M-Th call for appt. Transportation to medical apptl
Grunow Shot Clinic (Immunization) 602/506-6767
No appt. necessary: Tues/Wed/Thurs: 8-12pm 1-4:00pm
Address: 1645 E. Roosevelt Road
Kids Care: Medical 602/417-5437
Insurance for children birth – 18 years. Low cost medical, dental, vision.
www.kidscare.state.az.us
Mission of Mercy Mobile Clinic 480/833-8987
Free mobile clinic, US citizen not required, call for appt, walk-ins best 8:30am
Pediatrician: Monday 2:00 – 5:00pm and Friday: 8-12
www.amissionofmercy.org
N.O.A.H. Clinics 480/882-6017
Paiute neighborhood center: 6535 E. Osborn Rd.
(Scottsdale Healthcare Neighborhood Outreach Clinic)
Medical care for children and parents
Maricopa County Public Health 602/506-6900
Clinics for Infants, Children, Adult, Women, Family Planning, WIC
www.maricopa.gov/public_health
Premium Sharing 602/417-6700
Insurance for the self-employed or student
St. Vincent de Paul 602/254-3338
Free medical and dental clinic 420 E. Watkins Phoenix
www.stvincentdepaul.net
WIC: Women, Infants, Children 480/949-7448
Support for mothers, breastfeeding, bottle feeding
www.azdhs.gov/phs/oncdps/wic
Women’s Wellness Clinic 602/406-6570
Paps, mammograms for women under age 50 who work, citizenship not required,
Free based on income.
500 West Thomas Road, St. Joseph’s Hospital
Boys and Girls Club (Dental Clinic) 602/271-9961
Dental services for children 6.-18 yrs. must not have insurance and been
declined for AHCCCS.
www.bgclubs.phx.org
Mercy Care Dental Center at St. Joseph’s Hospital 602/406-3500
Children Non-AHCCCS /Non-Insurance, No emergencies
$18. co-pay per month
www.healthcaregroupaz.com/Mercycare.
Rio Salado College (Dental Clinic) 480/517-8020
Dental Cleaning only, $20 children 4-10 yrs.
Phoenix College (Dental) 602/285-7323
Reduced prices, call for an appointment
www.pc.maricopa.edu/dental/clinic
St. Vincent De Paul (Dental Clinic) 602/261-6868
Lottery done four times a year, no citizenship required
www.stvincentdepaul.net
Lion’s Club (Vision) 602/267-7573
Adults 40 yrs old, $50. minimum, older than 40 yrs. $60. minimum
Children not on AHCCCS and older than 6 yrs. US citizen not required
Call mornings, Monday – Thursday.
www.lionsvisioncenter.org
Salvation Army ( Vision) 602/267-4122
Free eye exams in March, (applications available in February)
Counseling and Mental Health
Numbers
Black Family and Children Services 602/243-1498
Counseling, Parenting Skills, Educational Training, …
Catholic Social Services 602/258-1999
Adoption, domestic violence, Head Start and shelters
www.catholicsocialserviceaz.org
Devereux 480/998-2920
Counseling, Parenting, Treatment, Group Homes and other services
www.devereuxaz.org
Jewish Children and Family Services 480/994-8478
Counseling, Parenting, Prevention Programs
www.jewishaz.com
New Song Center (Bereaved Children) 480/951-8771
Death and Loss counseling groups for children 3 -26 years of age,
on-going grief support.
www.thenewsongcenter.org
Teen Life Line 602/248-TEEN
Peer Counseling Hotline providing support to teens with supervision
By Master-Level Therapists. Serving 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
Teens available 3:00pm – 9:00pm daily
www.teenlifeline.org
Raising Special Kids (Disabilites/Illness) 602/242-4366
Parent training and support for families with children birth –22 yrs
of age
Who have any medical, mental, emotional, and educational issues.
www.raisingspecialkids.org
Scottsdale Prevention Institute (SPI) 480/443-3100
Education, prevention, peer mentoring, counseling support.
www.spi-az.org
Chemical Dependency/Addiction
Services
Alanon and Alateen 602/249-1257
To give comfort and support to family and friends of alcoholics
www.notmykid.org/support
Alcoholics Anonymous 602/249-1341
Support meetings for people who use/abuse alcohol
www.aaphoenix.org
ASAP (Adolescent Substance and Prevention ) 602/953-ASAP
Counseling support for adolescents who are actively using drugs and alcohol
Community Bridges (Detox -adults only) 602/273-9999
A non-profit educational, substance, treatment, and prevention, program for
ADULTS
Narcotics Anonymous 480/897-4636
Support groups for people who have a drug addition and want to work on recovery
www.arizonana.org
Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD) 602/279-2043
Victim services, education to reduce drinking and driving in Arizona
www.madd.org
Housing and Homeless Services
Apartment Searches 480/945-1111
Searches for apartments
www.rent.com
Crisis Nursery (Phoenix) 602/273-7363
Protection, Safety and Support for children
www.crisisnurseryphx.com
Crisis Nursery (Mesa) 480/969-2308
Protection, Safety and Support for Children
www.crisisnurseryphx.com
Contacts: Hotline for all services 602/263-8900
Support for homeless shelters, and other services
Chrysalis (Domestic Violence Shelter) 602/955-9059
Shelter for victims of Domestic Violence and other support services
www.chrysalis-shelter.org
Homeward Bound 602/263-7654
To assist homeless families in becoming self-sufficient
www.homebuilderscarearizona.org
La Mesita Shelter 480/834-8723
Shelter for families in Mesa
Labors Community Service 602/263-5741
Transitional homeless program helping to assist families with housing. Application
process.
Salvation Army Hope Program 602/262-6439
Shelter for families
Sojourner Center 602/244-0997
Domestic Violence Shelter with all types of resources
www.sojournercenter.org
Sunny Slope Center 602/861-1252
Full service agency that provides assistance in housing, food, clothing, etc.
Tenant Rights (legal services) 602/542-4086
Legal services all of types
Tumbleweed (Teen Service) 602/841-5799
Serves homeless, runaway, and at risk youth
www.tumbleweed.org
Umom Family Shelter 602/275-4533
Shelter that provides services for transitioning families
Vista Del Camino (all services) 480/312-2323
Helping Scottsdale residents with a variety of social service resources.
www.scottsdaleaz.gov/volunteer/SocialServicesVista.asp
Police Departments in Maricopa
County
Phoenix Police Dept 602/262-7626
City of Phoenix helping to keep the community and people safe.
www.phoenix.gov./police
Scottsdale Police Dept 480/391-5055
City of Scottsdale helping to keep the community and people safe
www.scottsdaleaz.gov/police
City of Tempe 480/966-6211
City of Tempe helping to keep the community and people safe.
www.tempeaz.gov/police.
Professional Agencies
Arizona Dept. of Economic Sec. (DES) 602/569-4719/480/831-1070
State services of all types: financial, disability, family services, etc.
www.de.stateaz.us
Aid to Adoption of Special Kids 602/254-2275
Adoption support services for children and families with disabilities.
www.nurtureadopt.org
Arizona Dept of Vital Records (certificates) 602/364-1300
Office of Vital Records
www.azdhs.gov/vitaled/
Boy Scouts of America 602/955-7747
Investment in all types of scouting
www.grandcanyonbsa.org
Boys and Girls Club 480/947-6331
After-School and Summer programs for boys and girls in a safe, fun, and comfortable
environment
www.bgcs.org
Big Brother Big Sister 602/264-9254
Mentorship program offered to youth 6-15 years of age
www.bbbsaz.org
City of Scottsdale Programs 480/994-7717
All City resources in Scottsdale, Arizona
www.ciscottsdale.az.us/
Community Legal Services 602/258-3434
Agencies that provide free legal services
www.usdoj.gov./eoir/probono/freeglchtAZ.htm
Compassionate Friends (death/loss) 602/752-1832
Grief support for parents, siblings, children, grandparents
www.tcfphoenix.org
Center for New Directions (employment) 480/844-0187
Job training and vocational programs
Grandparents as Parents 602/264-2394
Grandparents support one another
www.grandsplace.com
Lawyer Referral (Bilingual) 602/257-4434
Find Lawyer and legal information
www.findlaw.com
Mesa Parenting University (Parenting) 480/890-7031
Parenting classes and information for Maricopa County
www.divorceandkids.com/parenting
New Foundation (parenting programs) 480/248-0428
STOP : Scottsdale’s Time-Out Program: 3-5 day program designed to strengthen
families who are having difficulties.
www.thenewfoundation.org
Parents Anonymous (parenting support) 602/248-0428
Parent programs and support for all families
Pauite Center (support services) 480/312-2529
Variety of programs with human service, culture, educational programs for the
community.
www.scottsdaleaz.gov/parks/pauite/
Share Program (food program) 602/528-3434
Programs that provide emergency food and food boxes
www.azfoodbanks.org
YMCA: Scottsdale/Paradise Valley 480/951-9622
Activities, Recreation, family involvement
www.valleyymca.org
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