Adult Directory 2013

local school districts referrals, self/family. Medicaid, private insurance,
sliding scales.
Neighbors’ Consejo - 3118 16 th Street, NW 20010 (DBH/CSA)
(202) 234-6855, Fax (202) 234-4863 www.neighborsconsejo.org
Veronica Fabiana, Case Manager
Case management, physical and mental health care, housing and shelter, immigration
and legal issues, public benefit eligibility and emergency financial aid. Food bags
distributed monthly (non-perishable items) must speak with an intake coordinator.
NA meetings 7pm to 9pm Fri Basic computer training 9am to noon every other Sat.
Food handler certification program 5pm to 7pm Fri and 8am to 5pm Sat & Sun.
Employment assistance (resume writing and job placement). No fees required.
Northern Virginia Family Services - 6400 Arlington Blvd, Falls Church, VA 22042
(571) 748-2800, Fax (703) 237-2083
Cyndy Dailey, Center Director
Therapy for adults and children experiencing cultural adjustment problems, family
conflict resolution, anxiety control, depression, physical and sexual abuse. Individual,
group and family counseling. Wrap-around social services include case management,
outreach, housing assistance, health and safety programs, assistance to victims of
domestic violence. Individualized treatment programs for children includes family
members, art and/or play therapy in the child’s dominant language. VA Medicaid,
private insurance and sliding scale based on income and household.
Services provided in:
English Hindi Spanish Arabic German Tagalong
Somali Laotian Turkish Hungarian Kurdish Cantonese
Vietnamese Urdu Japanese French Korean Russian
The OPTIONS Program - 300 Indiana Avenue, NW 20001 (Room 1136)
(Collaborating agencies DBH, PSA, DDS, Community Connections)
(202) 585-7200, Fax (202) 585-721, Glenda Flowers, Supervisor
o Options Track Pretrial release of eligible arrestees with mental illnesses
through community-based management. Intake assessment and immediate
services available to new arrestees. Case managers connect clients with
psychiatric, medication delivery and maintenance, emergency housing,
psychosocial day programs, vocational and employment services. Eligibility:
Misdemeanants or felonies assessed with mental illness, intellectual disability
and co-occurring disorder.
o Specialized Supervision Unit (SSU) (PSA) 300 Indiana Avenue, NW #1136
20001 (202) 585-720 Fax (202) 585-7211
Glenda Flowers, Supervisor
Intensive case management for arrestees with mental illness, intellectual
disability, and substance abuse addictions and mental illness. Persons needing
more supervision than that which can be provided through Options.
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