Florida State Hospital (Chattahoochee)

*Adult residential psychiatric hospital for persons with severe and persistent mental illness or developmental disabilities to manage symptoms and acquire skills, two categories of patients are treated at the hospital; those civilly committed under Statute 394 and those forensically committed under Statute 916 *All residents have been committed by a judge - either civilly on a Baker Act Order or Criminally under a forensic order *Patients in the forensic central unit primarily are a seriously and persistently mentally ill population of males and female defendants with felony chargers who are Incompetent to Proceed or Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity *Civil Transition Program is a male and female statewide program that serves civil residents and individuals previously in a forensic setting who no longer need that level of security and with court approval may reside in a lesser restrictive civil environment, civil clients are 18 years and older, unable to live in less restrictive available alternatives in their communities *Specialty Care Program serves a diverse population of individuals requiring mental health treatment and services, including civil and forensic step downs; this unit also houses the Geriatric unit who also require significant medical care due to age; the programs also servers patients with dual diagnoses of mental health and developmental disability

Green Meadows Apartments, Ltd

*Government subsidized low income apartments for elderly (62+) and disabled persons; rent adjusted according to income *Kitchen appliances, handicapped accessibility, central heat and air, monthly pest control, on-site laundry facilities, community room with organized activities *Some apartments available for non-elderly or disabled, with starting monthly rate of $536 for one bedroom and $566 for 2 bedrooms

Men of Action

***TEMPORARY CLOSED*** *Mentoring services to boys between the ages of 4 and 17 *Scholarships and summer basketball programs may be offered *Assists with community projects

New Hope Intervention Programs

*Program designed specifically for domestic violence offenders offering batterer's intervention and anger management services *Offers Batterer's Intervention Program (BIP) for men and for women (separate groups); program consists of 26 weekly psycho-educational sessions, each 90 minutes in length; meetings are two halves, first half is an informational segment; second half, participants break into small therapy groups to discuss information presented and gain insight on a personal level as awareness of previous abusive patterns is developed; Other services: assessments and counseling for individuals, families, couples and victims and perpetrators of domestic violence, practice includes therapeutic models such as Cognitive Behavioral *Therapy, Solution-focused therapy, Crisis Intervention, Narrative Therapy, as well as strengths based and problem-solving interventions; techniques used include art, music, writing, and talk therapy *Fees are based on a sliding scale starting at $15 per session; plus an assessment fee of $60 for men, no assessment for women *Anger management programs include 5 one hour weekly meetings ($10 each), or a 1-day 5 hour workshop held one Saturday per month ($50) *Gadsden County groups held at a location in Quincy

Northwest Florida Regional Housing Authority

*Administers Public Housing and Section 8 Housing in Northwest Florida: Bradford, Calhoun, Columbia, Dixie, Gadsden, Gulf, Franklin, Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Lafayette, Liberty, Madison, Suwanee, Taylor and Union *Section 8 housing program subsidizes rent for eligible very low income households in the private sector *Public Housing provides subsidized rentals in property developed, owned and operated by Northwest Regional Housing Authority

Quincy Police Department

*General law enforcement and crime prevention services in the city of Quincy

Services: Municipal Police

Redeemed, Inc

*Reentry services for inmates and ex-offenders returning to their communities *Pre-trial services: Senior Pre-trial Release Specialist attends all First Appearances, cooperates with Judge in release decision, and assists when requested in specific conditions of release; responsible for administering court-ordered alcohol, drug testing and monitoring other imposed conditions: anger management, counseling, employment *Oversees electronic monitoring for parolees and probationers and day reporting *Outpatient substance abuse groups

Riverside Apartments LLP

*Privately owned apartment complex of 50 two and three bedroom units *Rent based on income, Section 8 subsidies accepted; Section 515 Rural Rental Housing, for very low, low, and moderate income families, elderly persons and persons with disabilities *Utility deposit of $425 required by city *Some units modified for persons with disabilities *Heat and air included

Rotary Youth Camp, Inc

*Free summer camp for disabled children between 6-21, or who have completed kindergarten, often held at a different location each summer *Camp sessions are divided by age and last for one week each *Staffed 24/7 by dedicated counselors and qualified health professionals able to dispense medication, oversee special dietary restrictions, and provide immediate response in medical situations *Swimming, nature programs, fishing, cooking, archery, many arts and crafts, games, photography, astronomy, campfires, music and special events *Sponsored by Rotary Clubs from Leon, Gadsden, Jefferson, Madison, Taylor, and Wakulla counties

Talquin Electric Cooperative, Inc

*Will work with customers with past due utility bills and needing payment plan, on a case-by-case basis *Customers wishing to request payment plan should contact local billing office or headquarters in Quincy *DOES NOT provide any direct assistance with utility bills *Talquin Assistance Program (TAP) allows customers to donate and help others by choosing to have their account(s) rounded up to the nearest dollar on their monthly utility bill; funds contributed used to assist Talquin Members who cannot pay their utility bill due to job loss, illness, or other crisis circumstances; all screening to receive TAP funds will be handled by Capital Area Community Action Agency; t to apply for assistance from TAP members should contact Capital Area Community Action Agency at (850) 222-2043 to schedule an appointment; enrollment form can be found here https://www.