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Thrive DC (formerly Dinner Program for Homeless Women) - 1525 Newton St NW 20010 (202) 737-9311, Fax (202) 347-7217 www.thrivedc.org Alicia Horton, Executive Director Alicia@thrivedc.org Breakfast for men and women Mon-Fri 8:30am to 11am, dinner for women & children only Mon- Fri 3pm to 6pm. Individual case management by appointment. Emergency clothing, HIV testing, veterans assistance, toiletries, legal assistance Thurs 11:30am to 12:30pm, Employment training 6 to 12 months in administrative assistant, and culinary internships. Contact Jessica Macleod ext 521. Emergency referrals, computer lab Mon- Thurs 10am to 5pm, Sun-Thurs 4pm to 6pm, showers Mon-Fri men in the morning, women and children in the evening, laundry 11am to 2pm. Nearest metro station Columbia Heights, Metrobus D6 and DC Circulator: Woodley Park/Adams Morgan/McPherson Square Loaves and Fishes (St. Stephen’s Church) - 1525 Newton Street, NW 20009 (202) 232-0900 Hot meals Sat, Sun, Mon noon Nearest Metro Station: Columbia Heights Metro Station; Metrobus: S2, S4 & 54 and DC Circulator: Woodley Park/Adams Morgan/McPherson Square Martha’s Table - 2114 14 th Street, NW 20009 (202) 328-6608, Fax (202) 387-0011 www.marthastable.org Lindsey Buss, Contact Sit-down lunch at Hermano Pedro, Scared Heart Church 3211 Sacred Heart Way NW 16th & Park Rd, Sat, Sun-noon to1pm. Carry-out sandwiches at Martha’s Table 2114 14th St, NW Sat, Sun-noon to 1pm. Groceries provided once a month, noon to1pm the last Thurs of every month except November and December the 2nd to last Thurs. Martha’s Outfitters (2204 MLK Jr. Ave, SE) (202) 808-8012 Tues- Sat 9am to 2pm. Call for referral information. Childhood Development Center 3 months to 4 years, After- School and Summer Programs for ages 5-18. Nearest Metro Station: Anacostia/Green Line, Metrobus: P6, U2. First Helping Street Outreach - DC Central Kitchen (202) 234-0707 Van Hours & Locations: 8:15am to 9:15am, South Capitol & 1 st Street, SE Monday-Friday: 9:30am to 10:15am, 3924 Minn. Ave, NE 10:30am to 11:15pm, Division Ave & Nannie Helen Burroughs Ave, NE Outreach team throughout the city to connect homeless individuals to services and resources. Referrals are provided for various needs and a hot breakfast is served. McKenna’s Wagon - (202) 328-6608, Fax (202) 387-0011 Van Hours & Locations: Monday – Friday: 5:20pm to 5:45pm, 19 th & Pennsylvania Ave, NE 6pm to 6:30pm, 15 th & K Street, NW 124 Adult Resource Directory: 2013 Community & Confinement Access Guide
Miriam’s Kitchen - 2401 Virginia Ave, NW 20037 (24 th & G Streets, NW) (202) 452-8926, Fax (202) 835-8376 www.miriamskitchen.org Laura Heller, Case Manager ext 239 Meals: Mon- Fri 6:30am to 8am & 4:30pm to 5:45pm Miriam’s Studio: (therapeutic art and writing groups) 8am to 9:45am & 2:30-4:30pm Miriam’s Café: Wed 12:00-2:30pm. Case management services available Miriam’s Kitchen opened: Help with ID cards, toiletries, referrals to addiction and mental health services, haircuts, information on employment and housing programs, free mailing address & voicemail system. Weekly legal clinic Wed 7:30-8:30am, Psychiatry Thurs 6:30-9:30am, healthcare Fri 7:45-9:15am, and blood pressure checks. Nearest Metro Station: Foggy Bottom, Metrobus: 36 Salvation Army Street Feeding Program - Daily stops for dinner 202-332-5000 ext. 101 Theresa McKillop, Contact Hours & Locations: 7:00pm to 7:25pm 6 th & Constitution Ave, NW 7:20pm to 7:45pm 12 th & Constitution Ave, NW 7:30pm to 7:55pm 15 th & Constitution Ave, NW 7:45pm to 8:05 pm 17 th & C Street, NW 7:55 pm to 8:05 pm 18 th & L Street, NW 8:05pm to 8:20pm 18 th & Penn. Ave, NW 8:20pm to 8:45pm 14 th & New York Ave, NW The Main Dining Room (Individuals) 71 “O” Street, NW (202) 797- 0701, Tony Smith Manager Breakfast 7:30am to 8:30am Lunch 11:30am to 1pm So Others Might Eat (SOME) Dining Room for Women and Children 71 “O” Street, NW (202) 797-0806 Breakfast 7:30am to 8:30am Lunch 11:30am to 1pm Services Are Co-Ed & Free Unless Otherwise Noted (Italicized Words Denote Stipend/Salary) Adult Resource Directory: 2013 Community & Confinement Access Guide 125
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Author John D. Bess Special Advisor
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ADULT RESOURCE DIRECTORY: 2013 COMM
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C. Medical Care D. Social Visitatio
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS (Quick Reference)
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conditions vary dependent on severa
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hearings, random urine screenings a
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CSO can increase the level of super
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Branch V - Interstate Compact and G
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Central Intervention Team (CIT) 601
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Firearm Possession: No person convi
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D. Children Charged as Adults (Titl
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III. SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT Subs
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offered aftercare case management s
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DBH Funded Substance Abuse Treatmen
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B. Free and Fee Treatment Services
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Another Way, Inc. - 1363 Holton Lan
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assess public safety concerns, comm
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education services, case management
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family counseling, and weekly trans
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Angie Smith, Women’s Program Mana
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toiletries), access to primary medi
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Prince Georges County Health Depart
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substance abusing behavior, and (3)
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Serenity Home, Inc. - 514 Wolfe Str
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Phoenix Houses of the Mid-Atlantic
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Program, remain alcohol free (TAP s
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Note: Transfer of Community Supervi
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youth program. Federal Bonding Prog
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DOES Office of Youth Programs - 405
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Division of Rehabilitation Services
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Annie Higginbotham, Job Developer F
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Capital Guardian Youth Challenge Ac
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Downtown SAMS - 1250 H Street, NW #
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Lifeguards and Swimming pool staff
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Opportunities Industrialization Cen
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Comprehensive Community Health and
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Evans Court Monitoring - 5335 Wisco
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H.I.P.S. (Helping Individual Prosti
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local school districts referrals, s
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Inpatient, outpatient, day treatmen
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(240) 777-4195, Fax (240) 777-4357
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Domestic Violence Treatment Program
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F. Treatment For Persons with Sexua
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B. Other Community Health Centers &
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Hospice of Washington - 3720 Upton
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All genders, (12 - 35 years), repro
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Free HIV Testing Sites in DC QUADRA
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Free HIV Testing Sites in DC QUADRA
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Us Helping Us - 3636 Georgia Avenue
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Bernice Alston, Manager Provides pa
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Hope House Kids Program facilitates
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University Legal Services - 220 I S
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D. Notary Services Accessing notary
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Mother’s Program: Pregnant and po
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B. Other Parenting Resources Nation
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Hero’s Place - 1204 Queen Street,
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E. Mental Health VET Center - 1250
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XVII. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES/COMMU
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Organization Martha’s Table www.m
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Community and Economic Development
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Neal T. Conway, Executive Director
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Class and individual representation
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Project Help - (202) 434-2120, Dani
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Mental Health Division (MHD) - 633
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XIX. IMMIGRATION Arrestees not born
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Catholic Charities (DC) - 924 G Str
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Washington Lawyer’s Committee For
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C. Deportation Map Adult Resource D
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Courtney’s House - PO Box 48626,
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Division of Rehabilitation Services
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chronically mentally ill patients,
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Clothes Closet: Ms. Ola Betts, by a
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SHABACH! Community Service Corp - 2
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Maryland Crime Victims Resource Cen
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Association of Retarded Citizens DC
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DC Rape Crisis Center .............
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Hospice of Washington .............
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Next Step .........................
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St. Ann’s Center For Children, Yo
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