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National Domestic Violence Hotline, The

*Crisis intervention, information and referral to victims of domestic violence *Toll-free, confidential and anonymous

Services: Domestic Violence Hotlines

PO Box 90249

Austin, TX 78709

(800) 799-7233

National Human Trafficking Hotline

*24/7 hotline to report suspected or known human trafficking; may be anonymous, if desired *Accepts every call to determine best course of action on case-by-case basis *Refers callers to closest agency that accepts and investigates these reports *Website offers referral directory with social and legal services for victims and survivors of human trafficking *Offers general information and warning signs of human trafficking *Helps connect survivors of human trafficking with services: case management, emergency shelter, legal services and counseling *Website has information, anonymous on-line tip form, live chat, and text to 233733

Services: Human Trafficking Hotlines

PO Box 65323

Washington, DC 20035

(888) 373-7888

National Runaway Safeline/CINS/FINS

*24-hour hotline counseling for runaway youth 12-21 or those considering running away, their families and friends; crisis intervention; information and referral; message delivery; conference calls *Referrals to Safe Place locations for local youth needing shelter or other youth service agency *Free bus rides home to qualified youth (12-21 who call the hotline) via Greyhound's Home Free program; conference call and follow-up services to help facilitate the transition *Shelters, law enforcement or social service agencies can contact the National Runaway Safe Line to secure services for a child *Bullying information and response *Qualified children and families provided: intake and assessment, crisis and general counseling targeted toward family stabilization, networking with other agencies to provide needed services, case management, and facilitation of temporary shelter when needed *Information and referral resource for the CINS/FINS (Children in Need of Services/Families in Need of Services) for families with a child habitually truant from school, runs away, or persistently beyond the reasonable and lawful control of parents or guardians; interested callers should ask specifically for the CINS/FINS program *Chat, text and email options available through website

Services: Bullying Prevention, Juvenile Delinquency Prevention, Runaway/Homeless Youth Counseling, Runaway/Homeless Youth Helplines, Truancy Counseling, Youth Shelters

3141 B N Lincoln Ave

Chicago, IL 60657

(800) 786-2929

National Sexual Assault Hotline

*24-hour help and support for persons seeking counseling, information, referrals or other services related to any type of sexual assault *Each call is automatically routed straight to caller's closest sexual assault center, determined by the caller's area code *Chat assistance also available through link on website or via the RAINN mobile app (English or Spanish)

Services: Sexual Assault Hotlines

1220 L Street NW, Suite 505

Washington, DC 20005

(800) 656-4673

Railey, Michael, Ph.D. (PY7835)

*Licensed Psychologist (PY7835) in private practice who is currently accepting new patients in a location that is accessible and can be reached by public transportation *Fees $150 - $200 psychotherapy; sliding scale on a case by case basis; accepts Aetna, Beacon, Big Bend Provider Network, Capital Health Plan, Cenpatico, CIGNA, Employee Assistance Program, Florida Blue (BCBS), Humana, Magellan, Medicaid, Medicaid HMO, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, New Direction, Optum, Prestige, Staywell, Tricare, United Healthcare Insurances *Treats all ages as individuals, families, groups and couples in person and by video (telemental health); specialty treatment areas include veterans issues, suicide prevention, PTSD, general anxiety, and depression *Therapist is male, English speaking, Black & cannot prescribe or manage patient's medications

Services: Crisis Intervention, General Counseling Services, Mental Health Assessment and Treatment, Mental Health Evaluation, Telemental Health

1607 Village Square Blvd. Suite 5

Tallahassee, FL 32309

(850) 727-4757

Refuge House

*Domestic violence and sexual assault hotline and shelter, available to all genders *Persons unable to call due to safety or other reasons may email the emergency hotline at helpdesk@refugehouse.

Services: Crime Victim Support, Domestic Violence Hotlines, Domestic Violence Shelters, Domestic Violence Support Groups, Sexual Assault Hotlines, Spouse/Intimate Partner Abuse Counseling

Confidential Location

Tallahassee, FL 32316

(850) 681-2111

Refuge House, Sexual Violence Program

*Services to survivors of sexual assault or abuse 12 years and older and to friends and family of survivors including LGBTQ+ victims, abuse or dating violence survivors, and prostituted and trafficked women and children *Services include crisis intervention, ongoing individual and group counseling, support groups, information and referral, victim advocacy, short-term emergency shelter for survivors unable to return home directly after incident, forensic examinations by trained female nurse practitioners available at hospital if client desires

Services: Child Sexual Abuse Counseling, Human Trafficking Hotlines, Sexual Assault Counseling, Sexual Assault Hotlines, Sexual Assault/Incest Support Groups, Sexual Assault Treatment

PO Box 20910

Tallahassee, FL 32316

(850) 922-6062

Safe Call Now

*24/7 resource and crisis hotline for all types of public safety employees and their families, including veterans *Public safety employees include all types of first responders, dispatchers, corrections officers and anyone in an occupation which provides protection to the public *All calls are confidential *Hotline is answered by officers, former law enforcement officers, public safety professionals and/or mental healthcare providers who are familiar with the stressors of public safety work *Hotline counselors listen and provide support, help assess the caller's situation and determine a course of action, and provide referrals *Website has an email option

Services: General Crisis Intervention Hotlines, Suicide Prevention Hotlines, Veteran/Military Hotlines

PO Box 141122, Spokane Valley

Spokane, WA 99214

(206) 459-3020

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)

*Federal hotline and web sites to find outpatient, inpatient, and residential substance abuse and mental health treatment centers nationwide for adolescents and adults including listings for state and local helplines, support groups, self-help, military and children *Findtreatment.

Services: Disaster Service Centers/Hotlines, Information and Referral, Mental Health Information/Education, Substance Use Disorder Hotlines, Suicide Prevention Hotlines

5600 Fishers Ln

Rockville, MD 20857

(800) 662-4357

Survive & Thrive Advocacy Center

*Provide emergency and joint case management for victims of human trafficking by working with existing agencies and organizations as a single point of contact for those who are assisting victims victims re: shelter, case management, health care, legal services, education, job assistance and counseling *Services and Referral Directory on-line, can be downloaded as PDF and printed *Promote public awareness of human trafficking; offer training and outreach; free, certificate-based training the third Friday of each month geared toward the general public and industry professionals, and focused on sex and labor trafficking

Services: Case/Care Management, Human Trafficking Hotlines, Human Trafficking Prevention

Confidential

Tallahassee, FL 32317

(850) 597-2080

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