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Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc

*Residential facilities for abused, neglected, or emotionally troubled children, ages 8-18, meeting criteria *Public schooling or alternative educational program available *Four residential centers: Live Oak (boys), Bartow (girls), Safety Harbor (boys and girls), Youth Ranch, Bradenton/Sarasota *Two summer camps for boys and girls ages 10-15 in Barberville, Inglis *Call toll-free number for information and to be transferred to any location

Services: Camps, Group Homes for Dependent Children, Juvenile Delinquency Prevention

2486 Cecil Webb Place

Live Oak, FL 32060

(800) 765-3797

FSU, Police Department, Rape Aggression Defense

*RAD: basic program of self defense tactics and techniques offered to female FSU students and all women of the community (students under 18 must have parent/guardian permission) *Free 12 hour class begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction, and avoidance, while progressing to the basics of hands-on defense training *On-line sign up available *Classes take place on evenings or weekends, offered 12-15 times per year

Services: Self Defense Training

830 W Jefferson St

Tallahassee, FL 32306

(850) 644-3660

Gadsden County Sheriff's Office

*Provides general law enforcement and crime prevention *E911 oversees quick response to emergencies *Neighborhood Crime Watch *Operation Identification to identify stolen property *School Resource Officer Program to counsel and mentor students and teachers *Teen Court, peer program alternative to prosecution by DJJ *Reserve Unit: certified law enforcement officer can receive formal training, volunteer to assist officers on patrol and at special events *KISS: Keeping Independent Seniors Safe, contact by volunteers and deputies monthly *GREAT Gang Resistance Education And Training to develop resistance to youngsters joining gangs

Services: Community Crime Prevention Programs, Sheriff

339 E Jefferson St

Quincy, FL 32351

x911

Informed Families

*State-wide organization providing education, training, and support for parents and schools to create a drug and alcohol free environment using programs such as Safe Home, Smart Parties; lock up your meds; prescription home inventory cards; disposal of unused Rx drugs safely; and a Red Ribbon Week generallly in October to promote awareness and prevention

Services: Juvenile Delinquency Prevention, Parenting Skills Classes, Substance Use Disorder Education/Prevention

2490 Coral Way, 3rd Fl

Miami, FL 33145

(305) 856-4886

International Rescue Committee

*Program designed to aid refugees and human trafficking victims in their transition to life in the United States *Offers aid with medical care, home and rental assistance, affordable food, English language classes, literacy and computer skills, child education, social services, and legal services for residency and citizenship *Offers volunteer opportunities to assist with teaching the English language, as well as accepts donations

Services: Human Trafficking Prevention, Immigrant Resettlement Services, Volunteer Opportunities

1310 Cross Creek Cir, Suite A

Tallahassee, FL 32301

(850) 391-9610

Investing In Our Youth, Inc

*After school programs for girls ages 10-17: social and life skills, promotes sexual abstinence until marriage, mentoring and motivation for African American girls, HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention, substance abuse prevention *Positive contacts with law enforcement as delinquency prevention *Summer Camp which includes educational and recreational activities *Offers rent deposit and utility payment assistance for homeless individuals in Gadsden County, those with children are the priority

Services: AIDS/HIV Prevention Counseling, Camps, Extended Child Care, Juvenile Delinquency Prevention, Life Skills Education, Mentoring Programs, Rent Payment Assistance, Substance Use Disorder Education/Prevention, Utility Deposit Assistance, Youth Centers, Youth Enrichment Programs

600 S Adams St

Quincy, FL 32351

(850) 570-2003

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office

*County law enforcement and crime prevention; officers of the court *Neighborhood Crime Watch *Reserve Unit: formally trained citizens volunteer to assist officers on patrol and at special events *Project Lifesaver searches for wandering victims of dementia type disorders through active tracking device

Services: Community Crime Prevention Programs, Sheriff

171 Industrial Park

Monticello, FL 32344

911

Leon County Sheriff's Office, Prevention Programs

*The Leon County Sheriff's Office Community Relations Unit are designated "Florida Crime Prevention Practitioners" and maintain current Instructor Certification status, the CRU conducts personal safety programs and develops personal safety plans tailored to individuals, all services and programs are provided free of charge *Conducts residential and commercial security surveys ans suggests measures in the area of lighting, security and electronic surveillance, business owners will receive a complete debrief and a written report *Workplace Violence programs are scheduled, interactive, on-site training and discussions with all staff, training includes recognition and response to instances of workplace violence, active shooter response and de-escalation strategies *House of Worship Awareness Program is a detailed site survey and training for pastors, staff and church-goers can be conducted, to implement recommended safety procedures; training includes recognition and response to mental health crisis, de-escalation strategies, and active shooter response *Robbery Program offers a specially designed program for retail stores, banks and other businesses combining a commercial security survey with personal safety training including prevention strategies, and recognition and response *Annual Fraud Workshop is offered to area merchants in collaboration with the Big Bend Fraud and Forgery Task Force including the recognition of possible fraudulent banking activity, identity theft prevention, and general internet security *Child Safety Programs are offered to all schools Pre-K through 12th grade, as well as, After-School and Community-based Youth programs including anti-bullying, cyberbullying, internet safety, drug abuse awareness, and proper use of social media; the CRU offers the National Crime Prevention Council’s various curriculum which uses McGruff the Crime Dog to communicate messages, such as, Child Lures (“Stranger Danger”), Role of a Deputy and Let’s Play it Safe *Neighborhood Crime Watch trainers will meet with neighborhood stakeholders and assist through the process of starting and maintaining a traditional Crime Watch program, and also assists with the process of utilizing NextDoor (a free online social media application) as an alternative to the traditional program

Services: Community Crime Prevention Programs, Youth Enrichment Programs

2825 Municipal Way

Tallahassee, FL 32304

(850) 606-3300

Lighthouse Children's Home

*Residential Christian facility offering shelter and schooling for girls abused, unwanted, or with behavioral problems; minimum length of stay one year; not an emergency shelter *Referrals usually from churches and private community *Housing available for 28 girls ages 13-17; may be a waiting list *Donate to Needs List (Food)

Services: Faith Based Counseling, Group Homes for Dependent Children, Juvenile Delinquency Prevention

7771 Mahan Dr

Tallahassee, FL 32309

(850) 877-3778

loveisrespect

*24/7 helpline for teenagers with information about basics of dating, healthy relationships and drawing the line before abuse starts and recognizing abusive behavior to help self and friends *Phone, website live chat, or text options *Operated by National Domestic Violence Hotline

Services: Dating Violence Prevention, Domestic Violence Hotlines

PO Box 90249

Austin, TX 78709

(866) 331-9474

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