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DOEA, Elder Helplines

*Florida Department of Elder Affairs provides a statewide Elder Helpline for aging related information and referral to help elders, families, caregivers and persons with disabilities to make informed decisions regarding a large variety of services and activities *Florida Senior Legal Services Helpline allows increased access to legal advice and referrals for underserved Florida seniors

Services: General Legal Aid, Specialized Information and Referral

4040 Esplanade Way

Tallahassee, FL 32399

(800) 963-5337

DOEA, Florida Panhandle Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program

*Certified volunteers investigate and attempt to resolve complaints involving residents in nursing homes, adult family care homes, skilled nursing units, and assisted living facilities by enforcement of laws and regulations.

Services: Advocacy, Consumer Complaints, Elder Abuse Prevention, Planning/Coordinating/Advisory Groups

4040 Esplanade Way, Ste 380

Tallahassee, FL 32399

(850) 414-2323

eBenefits

*VA website where Veterans and Service members can access and manage their VA records and other benefits *Some of the features within eBenefits allow Veterans and Service members to access official military personnel documents, view the status of their disability compensation claim, transfer entitlement of Post-9/11 GI Bill to eligible dependents (Service members only), and register for and update direct deposit information for certain benefits *Utilize the VetSuccess employment search engine (Military One Source Employee Assistance Program) *Before Veterans can access and use eBenefits they must be listed in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS) and obtain a DS Logon (instructions on website) *Note: If Veterans attempt to register and are informed they have no DEERS record, VA will first need to verify their military service and add them to DEERS *All VA Regional Offices have staff familiar with procedures for adding a Veteran to DEERS

Services: Job Finding Assistance, Veteran Benefits Assistance, Veteran Compensation and Pension Benefits

Employer Assistance and Resource Network on Disability Inclusion (EARN)

*Helps employers recruit, hire, retain and advance people with disabilities *Website provides information on recruiting and hiring; retention and advancement; laws and regulations; creating an accessible and welcoming workplace; and federal contractor requirements *Free training on disability inclusion in the interactive training center including webinars offering HR Certification Institute (HRCI) and Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) credits

Services: Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs, Labor and Employment Law

201 Dolgen Hall

ILR School, Cornell University

Ithaca, NY 14853

(607) 255-7727

Family Promise, Supportive Services for Veteran Families

** Due to staffing SSVF may take more than 48 hours to make contact with callers.

Services: Homelessness Prevention Programs, Rental Deposit Assistance, Rent Payment Assistance, Utility Deposit Assistance, Utility Service Payment Assistance, Veteran Benefits Assistance

2729 W Pensacola St

Tallahassee, FL 32304

(850) 597-5595

FAMU, Black Male College Explorers Program

*Up to four-week residential summer prevention/intervention program for black males, grades 7-12, identified as "at-risk" or economically disadvantaged *Aims at increasing educational achievements, facilitating college entry, reducing delinquency, and increasing competency in test taking *Classes: mathematics, algebra, computer science, reading, English, science, African American studies, business, professional and personal development *Comprehensive mentoring provided along with academic instruction *Program dates are almost always first week in June through the last week in June *Will accept youth from anywhere in Florida and other states although space is limited

Services: Juvenile Delinquency Prevention, Leadership Development, Summer School Programs, Youth Enrichment Programs

501 Orr Drive Ste C, Rm 305

Tallahassee, FL 32307

(850) 561-2407

FAMU, Police Department

*Provides protection and security to FAMU students, staff, and visitors on campus and persons in surrounding areas by mutual agreement with Tallahassee Police Department and Leon County Sheriff's Office

Services: College/University Campus Police

2400 Wahnish Way, Ste 128

POM Building A

Tallahassee, FL 32307

(850) 599-3256

FAMU, Veterans Resource Center

*Resource center for veterans who are considering attending FAMU, or are current FAMU students *Information about various veteran educational benefits, assistance obtaining and processing applications/forms *Educational counseling and FAMU admissions information *Computer lab and printing available for veterans and dependents *Veteran students lounge, equipped with sofas, lockers, refrigerator, microwave and phone chargers to provide comfortable environment for comeraderie and mutual support *VA student work-study available for qualifying students *Interested persons may call, walk-in, make appointment or email veteranaffairs@famu.

Services: College/University Entrance Support, Student Financial Aid, Veteran Benefits Assistance

1735 Wahnish Way, Ste 308

Tallahassee, FL 32307

(850) 412-5843

FAMU, Victim Advocate

*Services offered for currently enrolled FAMU students: *Provide emotional support, short term counseling, and assistance to the victim of a crime *Crisis intervention and referrals to social service agencies, including legal and medical services *Gives information about victim rights according to FL statutes *Explain, and help victims apply for Victim Compensation, and assist victim with impact statements *Victims accompanied to appointments/interviews at police stations, State Attorney's Office, courtrooms, Dean of Students, judicial hearings, and other places *The victim advocate holds confidentiality in high regard and will not release information without the student's consent

Services: Colleges/Universities, Crime Victim Support

1676 S Martin Luther King Blvd

306 CC Cunningham Bldg

Tallahassee, FL 32307

(850) 599-8785

FDLE, Missing Endangered Person Information Clearinghouse

*Information center for missing endangered persons in Florida; searchable online database for persons reported missing available on FDLE web site *To report a missing person, contact local law enforcement agency first, then call MEPIC; can explain options and procedures for reporting a missing person to law enforcement; can assist in that process when needed *Issues AMBER Alerts, Missing Child Alerts, Purple Alerts, and Silver Alerts in Florida where the clearinghouse accepts: 1) missing child 17 years of age or younger; 2) missing adult between 18-25; 3) missing adult 26 years of age or older suspected by law enforcement of being endangered or victim of criminal activity 4) missing adult 59 or older with dementia for Silver Alerts 5) missing adults suffering from a mental or cognitive disability, an intellectual disability or a developmental disability; a brain injury; other physical, mental or emotional disabilities for Purple Alerts *Works with national and international agencies when individual is believed to be in Florida

Services: Missing Persons Location Assistance

2331 Phillips Rd

Tallahassee, FL 32308

(850) 410-8585

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