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Gadsden County Public Library System

*Standard library services at 3 locations, a bookmobile, multimedia books, DVD's, large print books, computer/internet access *Children's services include story time, class visits, outreach Library programs and story times at after school programs, summer camps and daycares, Lego Robotics, Science Nights, Parent and Child Play Time, and Summer Reading Programs, Free e books on library website *Literacy instruction and for adults 18 and older, taught by volunteers, has large selection of literature for adult beginners; trains volunteers as tutors and matches them with students; computer and other adult education courses available if funding permits *Direct connection in Quincy library via a video terminal now allows visitors to speak directly with a Social Security employee in Tallahassee; call to find out days and hours this service is available *Other Branches: *Chattahoochee, Cowen Library, 300 Maple St 32324 *Havana, 203 E 5th St 32333

Services: Adult Basic Education, Computer Literacy Training Programs, Library Services, Literacy Programs, Public Internet Access Sites, SSI, Volunteer Opportunities

732 Pat Thomas Pkwy

Quincy, FL 32351

(850) 627-7106

Girl Scouts of Gateway Council

*Informal educational organization and social program for girls under adult leadership *Activities geared to grade levels starting at Daisies (K-1st), Brownies (2nd-3rd), Juniors (4th-5th), Cadettes (6th-8th), Seniors (9th-10th) and Ambassadors (11th-12th) and are designed to help to build confidence, character and courage through decision-making and leadership skills *Week long summer camps available cost $450 for members and $500 for non members; yearly aquatic camps in the spring to teach sailing and other aquatic activities fees vary depending on equipment needed; cost can be offset by cookie sales *Council serves more than 4,000 girls, and 2,000 adult volunteers in all Panhandle counties

Services: Camps, Scouting Programs, Volunteer Opportunities, Youth Enrichment Programs

1000 Shearer Ave

Jacksonville, FL 32205

(877) 764-5237

Girls on the Run Big Bend

*After school empowerment program for girls in 3rd-5th grade and 6th-8th grade where trained coaches use physical activity and dynamic discussions to build social, emotional, pysical skills, and encourage healthy habits for life *Registration OPENS AUGUST 2023 FOR FALL SEASON; Fall Season Starts September 25, 2022 *Registration is $125 per girl and includes: 20 ninety-minute sessions conducted by certified GOTR volunteer coaches, curriculum and lesson materials, a healthy snack at each session, official GOTR T-shirt and water bottle, 5K Registration fee, 5K Medal, Post 5k celebration *All registrants are considered for reduced/scholarship fees; simply answer the scholarship questions during registration, and the computer will determine your eligibility and adjust the fee accordingly.

Services: Recreational Activities/Sports, Volunteer Opportunities, Youth Enrichment Programs

PO Box 13686

Tallahassee, FL 32312

(850) 933-6033

Give An Hour

*Free mental health care by phone, video (telemental health), or in person for active-duty military, National Guard, reserve service members, veterans, and military families, first responders, or any member of the general public affected by mass violence, opioid crisis responders, interpersonal violence, or rare disease caregivers *To schedule appointment search for a provider on website, contact directly, identify as a potential Give an Hour client; if a provider is not available in a selected area, contact info@giveanhour.

Services: Anger Management, Bereavement and Grief Counseling, Critical Incident Stress Debriefing, General Counseling Services, Mental Health Information/Education, Mental Health Screening, Suicide Counseling, Suicide Prevention Programs, Telemental Health, Volunteer Opportunities

PO Box 1532

Clarksburg, MD 20871

Guardian ad Litem, Second Judicial Circuit

*Protects and advocates for the best interests of children involved in dependency court proceedings by recruiting attorneys and other volunteers to serve as guardians ad litem to ensure financial, health, educational and social needs of children who are abused, neglected, and find themselves in the state system *Guardians investigate the family environment, relationships, and history; facilitates a collaborative relationship that identifies and provides resources and services so that the child's needs are met; advocates for the child in court proceedings and makes independent recommendations to the judge; and monitors the status and progression of court orders and DCF plans for the child's future *Volunteers must give written application, criminal background screening, reference checks, personal interview and 30 hours of training to include courtroom observation

Services: Guardians ad Litem, Volunteer Opportunities

1920 Thomasville Rd, Ste 208

Tallahassee, FL 32303

(850) 606-1200

Guardian ad Litem, Third Judicial Circuit

*Protects rights and advocates for best interests of child involved in dependency court proceeding by recruiting attorneys and other volunteers to serve as guardians ad litem *Ensures financial, health, educational and social needs being met

Services: Guardians ad Litem, Volunteer Opportunities

1361 Ohio Avenue N

Live Oak, FL 32064

(386) 364-7720

Hands and Hearts for Horses

*Offers activities in both therapeutic riding, hippotherapy, and equine-facilitated psychotherapy (EFP) *Brings together horses, disabled and disadvantaged children and adults, volunteers, and professionals to address impairments, functional limitations, mental health issues and disabilities in persons with special needs *Therapeutic riding and/or hippotherapy is appropriate for most people with disabilities including: Autism, Cerebral Palsy, ADD, Muscular Dystrophy, Multiple Sclerosis, Paralysis, Amputations, Down Syndrome and Stress Disorders *EFP provides clinical assessment and treatment of mental health needs through equine assisted activities

Services: Equestrian Therapy, Volunteer Opportunities

3824 Lower Cairo Road

Thomasville, GA 31792

(229) 551-0086

HCA Florida Capital Hospital

*A full-service hospital with 24/7 emergency room, 242 beds *Surgical specialties: heart surgery program, orthopedic and urological services and neurosurgery *Emergency department offers Express Care service during peak hours for treatment of less severe cases *Specialties and services include outpatient services, specialized intensive care units, radiology, respiratory care, physical therapy, wound treatment center, family center and a hyperbaric oxygen chamber

Services: Emergency Room Care, Hospitals, Volunteer Opportunities

2626 Capital Medical Blvd

Tallahassee, FL 32308

(850) 325-5000

HCA Florida Capital Hospital, Volunteer Services

*Opportunities for persons age 16 and older to volunteer in gift shop, information desk, guest relations, surgical waiting, outpatient services, admitting, and newspaper delivery

Services: Volunteer Opportunities

2626 Capital Medical Blvd

Tallahassee, FL 32308

(850) 325-5116

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

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