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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Bay Pines Veterans' Administration Medical
1 Center Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Emergency-Acute 10000 Bay Pines Blvd Bay Pines 33744
2 Manatee Glens Corporation Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Bradenton) Emergency-Acute
3 Mental Health Care, Inc. Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Tampa) Secondary Overflow Resource for Pinellas County Emergency-Acute
4 Morton Plant Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Emergency-Acute 300 Pinellas Street Clearwater 33756
5 Narconon Florida, Inc. New Life Adult Outpatient Detox Emergency-Acute 22079 US19 N Clearwater 33765
6 Operation PAR Inpatient Detox $1,759,847.00 $207,260 Emergency-Acute 6150 150th Ave N, Clearwater, Fl 33760
7 Operation PAR MAPS Clearwater $1,778,056 Emergency-Acute 6150 150th Ave N, Clearwater, Fl 33760
8 Operation PAR Outpatient Detox $196,926.00 Emergency-Acute 6150 150th Ave N, Clearwater 33760
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
9 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Pinellas Park) $1,586,950 $1,101,901 Emergency-Acute 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
10 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Crisis Response Team $164,089 $164,089 Emergency-Acute 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU & ES) - St. PCHHS funds may also underwrite the other PEMHS
11 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Petersburg $1,914,213 $1,071,670 $1,597,906 CSU programs Emergency-Acute 401 16th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
12 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) - Pinellas Park $5,544,230 $2,723,032 Emergency-Acute 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
13 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Emergency Services $660,364 $331,556 Emergency-Acute 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
14 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Family Emergency Treatment Center (FETC) $620,920 $3,000 $500,000 $95,160 PCHHS funds may also support Emergency Services. Emergency-Acute 426 15th Street North Saint Petersburg 33705
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health State-Wide Inpatient Psychiatric Program
15 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) (SIPP) (Pinellas Park) $3,560,993 Emergency-Acute 1614 Palm Way Largo 33771
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
16 St. Anthony's Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Emergency-Acute 1200 Seventh Ave St. Pete 33705
17 Sun Coast Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Emergency-Acute
State-Wide Inpatient Psychiatric Program
18 Tampa Bay Academy (SIPP) (Riverview) Emergency-Acute
The Harbor Behavioral Health Care Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) (New
19 Institute Port Richey) Emergency-Acute 8002 King Helie Blvd New Port Richey 34653
The Harbor Behavioral Health Care Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (New Port
20 Institute Richey) Emergency-Acute 8132 King Helie Blvd New Port Richey 34653
21 WestCare Turning Point $1,637,000 $167,000 Emergency-Acute 1801 Fifth Ave. North St Petersburg 33713
22 Windmoor Healthcare of Clearwater Inpatient Psychiatric Unit PRIVATELY FUNDED Emergency-Acute 11300 U. S. 19 North Clearwater 33764
$19,423,588 $0 $170,000 $5,892,248 $0 $0 $0 $1,900,326 $0
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1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Bay Pines Veterans' Administration Medical Inpatient
1 Center Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Inpatient Baker Act facility. Acute Stabilization Treatment and Disposition MH Treatment on-site 24 Hours Eligible Veterans 31 YES YES
Crises
2 Manatee Glens Corporation Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Bradenton) Overflow for child welfare system and also has a secure facility for sexualized kids. MH Stabilization
Crises
3 Mental Health Care, Inc. Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Tampa) MH Stabilization
36
Crisis stabilization. Increase understanding of Adults
Individual/community safety. medication/treatment compliance, Inpatient 12
4 Morton Plant Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Inpatient Baker Act receiving facility. Return individual to baseline. disease management MH Treatment on-site 24 Hours Must be medically stable Peds YES YES YES YES YES
Seven Days a
5 Narconon Florida, Inc. New Life Adult Outpatient Detox Combination of nutrition, cardio exercise and sauna for adult SA detox Adult detoxification SA Detox-Outpatient on-site Week Adult substance abusers 25 YES YES
DD, CJ Clients / Probation, IV
Inpatient Detox provides a physical health screening, psychosocial assessment, medically monitored detoxification and Drug, Pregnant with drug, HIV+,
6 Operation PAR Inpatient Detox stabilization for individuals dependent on drugs and alcohol who meet the admission criteria. C/O Residential Detox on-site 24 Hours Homeless / Veterans YES YES
MAPS provides methadone maintenance, detoxification and counseling. The detoxification component of this program Opiate addicted individuals, HIV
provides Short Term (less than 30 days) and Long Term (less than 180 days) methadone detox, Buprenorphine Detox, Seven Days a positive individuals, and / or IV
7 Operation PAR MAPS Clearwater counseling, and medical services to opiate addicted clients. C/O Methadone Detox on-site Week Drug Users NA YES YES
Outpatient Detoxification services provide medically supervised outpatient detoxification services for individuals dependant Adults needing outpatient
on drugs or alcohol who meet admission criteria and who have been determined to not be in need of inpatient medical Seven Days a Detoxification from alcohol or
8 Operation PAR Outpatient Detox detoxification. C/O Detox-Outpatient on-site Week other drugs NA YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Provides brief, intensive services for children in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as Crises
9 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Pinellas Park) individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis stabilization MH Stabilization on-site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 18 YES YES YES
Crises
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health The Crisis Response Team is a collaborative effort between Suncoast Center for Community Mental Health, Inc., Directions Services accessed to reduce risk of Support/Emergenc
10 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Crisis Response Team for Mental Health, Inc., and Personal Enrichment through Mental Health, Inc. (PEMHS). hospitalization or incarceration MH y Screening in-home 24 Hours At-risk for Baker Act YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU & ES) - St. Provides brief, intensive services for adults in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as Crises
11 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Petersburg individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis stabilization MH Stabilization on-site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 14 YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Provides brief, intensive services for adults in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as Crises
12 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) - Pinellas Park individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis stabilization MH Stabilization on-site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 60 YES YES
Crises
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Referral to appropriate, least Support/Emergenc
13 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Emergency Services Emergency Intake, Assessment & Referral restrictive level of care MH y Screening on-site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible YES YES YES YES YES
Crises
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Offers assistance to children, adolescents and adults with personal problems ranging from family and life adjustment Crisis stabilization & possible Support/Emergenc Seven Days a Urgent need of mental health
14 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Family Emergency Treatment Center (FETC) difficulties to stress reactions and mental illness screen out of hospitalization MH y Screening on-site Week services YES YES YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health State-Wide Inpatient Psychiatric Program Provides inpatient services for eligible children of all ages. The services are inpatient, intensive, and short term and designed Able to maintain functioning in the Inpatient Medicaid eligible children with
15 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) (SIPP) (Pinellas Park) for children with serious psychiatric symptoms. community MH Treatment on-site 24 Hours serious psychiatric needs 34 YES YES YES
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
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SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Crisis stabilization. Increase understanding of
Individual/community safety. medication/treatment compliance, Inpatient
16 St. Anthony's Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Inpatient Baker Act facility. Return individual to baseline. disease management MH Treatment on-site 24 Hours Must be medically stable 50 YES YES
Inpatient
17 Sun Coast Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Inpatient Baker Act facility. MH Treatment 21
State-Wide Inpatient Psychiatric Program Inpatient
18 Tampa Bay Academy (SIPP) (Riverview) MH Treatment
Crisis stabilization. Increase understanding of
The Harbor Behavioral Health Care Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) (New Individual/community safety. medication/treatment compliance, Inpatient
19 Institute Port Richey) Inpatient Baker Act designated receiving and crisis stabilization facility Return individual to baseline. disease management C/O Treatment on-site 24 Hours Must be medically stable 30 YES YES
Crisis stabilization. Increase understanding of
The Harbor Behavioral Health Care Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (New Port Individual/community safety. medication/treatment compliance, Inpatient
20 Institute Richey) Inpatient Baker Act designated receiving and crisis stabilization facility. Return individual to baseline. disease management C/O Treatment on-site 24 Hours Must be medically stable 16 YES YES YES
A Turning Point, an emergency intervention shelter and inebriate receiving facility, provides emergency intervention shelter Link to community resources, Crises adult male /females ; homeless;
services for homeless adults with substance abuse issues. The shelter is the only facility (in the local area) that accepts housing, mental health services, Support/Emergenc currently using drugs and or
21 WestCare Turning Point inebriated adults directly from the street. Abstinence from Substance use medical services C/O y Screening on-site 24 Hours alcohol; 84 YES YES
Stabilization and treatment on an
inpatient basis in a safe and Discharge plans to less restrictive Inpatient Adults with mental illness and/or
22 Windmoor Healthcare of Clearwater Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Inpatient Baker Act facility. Also accepts voluntary patients for mental health crisis stabilization. comfortable environment. community programs C/O Treatment on-site 24 Hours addiction disorders 100 YES YES
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Non-Emergency Tarpon
1 ACTS Pinellas Domiciliary $1,800,000 $221,067 $40,000 Residential 3575 Old Keystone Road Springs 34688
Non-Emergency
2 Alternative Treatment International Residential Treatment $100,000 for all three programs Residential 300 S. Duncan Av Suite 263 Clearwater
Non-Emergency
3 Benedict Haven Benedict Haven $278,000 $8,000 $55,000 Residential 210 72nd Ave. N. St. Pete 33702
Non-Emergency
4 Boley Centers, Inc. Celia Hall $732,744 $732,744 Residential 815 7th Ave. S. St. Pete 33701
Non-Emergency
5 Boley Centers, Inc. Edna Stephens $440,337 $440,337 Residential 620 32nd Ave. S St. Pete 33705
Non-Emergency
6 Boley Centers, Inc. Markus Mittermayr $412,823 $412,823 Residential 4123 37th St. N. St. Pete 33714
Non-Emergency
7 Boley Centers, Inc. Martin Lott $583,032 $583,032 Residential 3537 5th Ave. N. St. Pete 33713
Non-Emergency
8 Boley Centers, Inc. Oaks Apartments $508,758 $25,000 $51,212 Residential 618 11 the Ave. S St. Pete 33701
Non-Emergency
9 Boley Centers, Inc. Owls Nest Apartments $416,734 $416,734 Residential 1147 16th St. N. St. Pete 33705
Non-Emergency
10 Boley Centers, Inc. Safe Haven Adult Intervention Program $776,085 $55,000 $30,000 Residential
Non-Emergency
11 Boley Centers, Inc. Wild Acres $424,290 $424,290 Residential 12809 Wild Acres Rd. Largo 33773
Non-Emergency
12 Bridges of America St. Petersburg Bridge Residential
Non-Emergency
13 Camelot Community Care Therapeutic Foster Care Residential
Non-Emergency
14 Carlton Manor, Inc. Therapeutic Group Home (St. Petersburg) $180 per child per day $134,227 Residential 35 Westwood Ter N St. Pete 33710
Non-Emergency
15 Center for Rational Living Residential
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Non-Emergency
16 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Community Partnership Residential Program Residential
Pinellas County Drug Court Residential Non-Emergency
17 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Program $182,500 Residential
Per PCHHS, program re-focused- only forensic pts in Non-Emergency
18 Gulf Coast Community Care Jail Diversion $43,630 com. - still aimed at Jail Diversion. Residential
Non-Emergency
19 Gulf Coast Community Care 66th Street Group Home $390,000 $390,000 Residential 3180 66th Street North St. Pete 33710
Non-Emergency
20 Gulf Coast Community Care Alternative Family Program $1,500,000 $1,500,000 Residential 14041 Icot Blvd. Clearwater 33760
Non-Emergency
21 Operation PAR Adolescent Residential Center $1,677,770 $448,936 Residential 6720 54th Ave N St Petersburg 33709
Non-Emergency
22 Operation PAR PAR Village $2,599,491 Residential 13800 66th St N Largo, FL 33771
Non-Emergency
23 Operation PAR Room and Board with Supervision Residential 6150 150th Ave N. Clearwater 33760
Non-Emergency
24 Operation PAR Therapeutic Community $3,816,545 Residential 13800 66th St N Largo, FL 33771
Non-Emergency
25 Sequel Sequel a.k.a. "Gift of Life" Residential
Non-Emergency
26 Tampa Bay Academy Therapeutic Group Home (Riverveiw) Residential
Non-Emergency
27 Tampa Crossroads Pinellas Forensic Residential Program 650,00 $167,648 Residential 460-3rd Street North St. Pete 33701
Non-Emergency
28 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Mustard Seed Inn Residential 5 $800,000 $64,067 Residential 2510 Central Ave St Petersburg 33712
$17,156,609 $0 $152,067 $5,343,675 $0 $182,500 $583,163 $164,842 $0
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
96
Level II non profit residential treatment facility, CARF accredited for individuals suffering from co-occurring disorders, Stabilization through medication licensed
substance abuse and/or mental health. The program provides integrated care based on best practices and the Minkoff CCISC management, abstinence from all Safe housing, meaningfull activities Residential Level Adults males and females 18 or 40
1 ACTS Pinellas Domiciliary model. non prescribed habit forming drugs once discharged from the program C/O II (SA) On-Site 24 Hours older funded YES YES
Day/Night
Treatment with
Community
2 Alternative Treatment International Residential Treatment Holistic residential therapy dealing with SA and psycho emotional disorders Abstinence from substances C/O Housing On-Site 24 Hours Adult substance abusers 18 YES YES
A nonprofit residential treatment facility dedicated to providing high quality long-term care for adults with severe and Prevent homeless & incarceration & Residential, Level
3 Benedict Haven Benedict Haven persistent mental illness who are in need of intensive structured care via 24 hour staff supervision. hospitalizations MH II (MH) On-Site 24 Hours SPMI Adults 8 YES
Restore competency for forensically People who have severe and
involved consumers who have Residential, Level persistent mental illness and
4 Boley Centers, Inc. Celia Hall Regular: Structured, supervised, group home setting with skills teaching, rehabilitation and treatment services. mental illness MH I (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week forensic involvement 20 YES
Keep people out of the hospital and Residential, Level People who have SPMI also may
5 Boley Centers, Inc. Edna Stephens Regular: Structured, supervised, group home setting with skills teaching, rehabilitation and treatment services. restore independent living skills MH I (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week have C/O SA 14 YES
Keep people out of the hospital and Residential, Level
6 Boley Centers, Inc. Markus Mittermayr Regular: Structured, supervised, group home setting with skills teaching, rehabilitation and treatment services. restore independent living skills MH I (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week People with SPMI 15 YES
Keep people out of the hospital and Residential, Level
7 Boley Centers, Inc. Martin Lott Regular. Structured, supervised, group home setting with skills teaching, rehabilitation and treatment services. restore independent living skills MH I (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week People with SPMI 14 YES
Promote recovery for people who
Supervised Apartments: provides an apartment setting with 24 hour staffing which allows consumers to learn and practice were previously homeless and who Residential, Level Homeless and have SPMI & C/o
8 Boley Centers, Inc. Oaks Apartments independent living skills in a supportive, supervised setting. have a mental illness MH III (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week SA 20 YES
The MISA Supervised Apartment Program is designed for individuals with dual problems of mental illness and Substance Promote recovery for people whop
Abuse (MISA). This program provides a supportive, supervised setting which allows consumers to learn and practice have mental illnesses and substance Residential, Level
9 Boley Centers, Inc. Owls Nest Apartments independent living skill abuse problems MH III (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week SPMI 20 YES
10 Boley Centers, Inc. Safe Haven Adult Intervention Program Group facilities with 24 hour staff and services, funded through HUD
Promote recovery for people who
have a mental illness and co- Residential, Level SPMI, c/o SA, some bed for
11 Boley Centers, Inc. Wild Acres Regular. Structured, supervised, group home setting with skills teaching, rehabilitation and treatment services. occurring substance abuse disorders MH I (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week forensic 13 YES
12 Bridges of America St. Petersburg Bridge 0 0
13 Camelot Community Care Therapeutic Foster Care 0 0
males between 5 -16 with MH
Keep families unified and/or Residential, Level diagnosis & current acting out
14 Carlton Manor, Inc. Therapeutic Group Home (St. Petersburg) Community based non-secure residential program reunified MH I (MH) On-Site 24 Hours behavioral problems 9 YES YES
15 Center for Rational Living 0 0
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1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
16 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Community Partnership Residential Program
Pinellas County Drug Court Residential
17 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Program
Provides services for mentally ill offenders; providing community placements for non-violent inmates in the Pinellas County Residential, Level
18 Gulf Coast Community Care Jail Diversion Jail. Funded by the Department of Children and Families and Pinellas County Social Services. MH II (MH)
Adults SPMI, including c/o
The 66th Street Group Home is a Level II Residential Treatment Program for 16 Male and Female adults age 18 and over. Residential, Level SA/MH, forensic pop under F.S.
19 Gulf Coast Community Care 66th Street Group Home These consumers may have a history of serious mental illness as well as Alcohol/Drug abuse and mental health issues. Days in Community Days Worked MH I (MH) On-Site 24 Hours 916, priority III category 16 YES
Adults SPMI, including c/o
Provides therapeutic foster homes for adults with persistent mental illness (co-occurring SA/MH included), including persons Residential, Level SA/MH, forensic pop under F.S.
20 Gulf Coast Community Care Alternative Family Program involved in forensic system through FS 916 or priority III. Days in Community Days Worked MH II (MH) In-Home 24 Hours 916, priority III category 59 YES
The Adolescent Residential Center provides four to six month intensive residential treatment for substance-dependent youth Residential Level
21 Operation PAR Adolescent Residential Center between 12-17 years old with an average length of stay of five months. C/O II (SA) On-Site 24 Hours Youth 30 YES
70
women
PAR Village is a residential program providing services for pregnant or parenting addicted women who desire to have their Residential Level SA preg / child at risk, Homeless and 30
22 Operation PAR PAR Village children with them in treatment. C/O II (SA) On-Site 24 Hours women veterans, CJ, DD women children YES YES YES
Adults needing outpatient
Detoxification from alcohol or
other drugs, Clients diagnosed
Room and Board Services with Supervision provides a 24-hour, 7 day a week, three-meal per day operation to provide housing with co-occurring substance abuse
23 Operation PAR Room and Board with Supervision and meals to participants receiving treatment in Operation PAR’s Outpatient Detoxification program. C/O RespiteRespite On-Site 7 Days a Week and mental health disorders, 10 YES YES
Drug court offenders/Sixth
Judicial Circuit, HIV Positive
individuals, Criminal justice
The Therapeutic Community (TC) provides residential services for substance abusing males 18 years and older that may clients, Dually diagnosed
24 Operation PAR Therapeutic Community exhibit a wide range of anti-social and criminal behaviors as a result of their substance abuse. C/O Respite0 On-Site 24 Hours individuals, IV drug users, and 155 YES
25 Sequel Sequel
26 Tampa Bay Academy Therapeutic Group Home (Riverveiw)
RTF Level II, licensed by State of Fla. For substance abuse, mental health. Co-occurring capable. Licensed by AHCA for 22- Transition clients from Florida State Residential Level
27 Tampa Crossroads Pinellas Forensic Residential Program beds to provide residential treatment and counseling for adult men and women who are diagnosed with a mental illness. Hospital or diversion SA II (SA) On-Site 24 Hours SPMI 22 YES YES
MSI is a 73 bed Transitional housing facility , licensed by the Department of Children and Families as a residential level V
28 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Mustard Seed Inn Residential 5 treatment facility for adult men and women that have recently been homeless and that suffer from substance use disorders C/O RespiteRespite On-Site 24 Hours Homeless, adult, SA, C/o 73 YES
$17,156,609
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
1 A Spiritiual Change, Inc. Adult and Youth Outpatient $34,000 Treatment 1402 N. MLK Ave Clearwater 33755
Affordable Counseling By Susan McMillan
2 LHMC CAP DUI Counseling Program (Indian Shores) Treatment
Affordable Counseling By Susan McMillan
3 LHMC CAP DUI Counseling Program (St. Petersburg) Treatment
100,000 combined with three
4 Alternative Treatment Interational ATI AOP programs Treatment 300 S. Duncan Av Suite 263 Clearwater 33755
100,000 combined with three
5 Alternative Treatment International (ATI) Adult IOP programs Treatment 300 S. Duncan Av Suite 263 Clearwater 33755
Clearwater Adolescent and Adult Outpatient
6 BayCare Behavioral Health Therapy Program Treatment 1100 Clearwater-Largo Road Largo 33770
Clearwater Adoloscent and Adult Intensive
7 BayCare Behavioral Health Outpatient Program Treatment 1100 Clearwater-Largo Road Largo 33770
Clearwater Adult (PHP) Partial
8 BayCare Behavioral Health Hospitalization Program Treatment 1100 Clearwater-Largo Road Largo 33770
Main Office
Harbor Comprehensive Children's Treatment Center
9 BayCare Behavioral Health Community Service Teams (CCST) Treatment 8132 King Helie Blvd. Community Based 34683
Life Management Clearwater
10 BayCare Behavioral Health Outpatient Therapy Program Treatment 1100 Clearwater-Largo Road Largo 33770
St. Peterburg Adult Outpatient Therapy 500 Dr. Martin Luther King St.
11 BayCare Behavioral Health Program Treatment N Suite 202 St. Pete 33705
St. Petersburg Adult (PHP) Partial 500 Dr. Martin Luther King St.
12 BayCare Behavioral Health Hospitalization Program Treatment N Suite 202 St. Pete 33705
St. Petersburg Adult Intensive Outpatient 500 Dr. Martin Luther King St.
13 BayCare Behavioral Health Program Treatment N Suite 202 St. Pete 33705
(HEP) Homeless Emergency Project Child:
Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Therapy,
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Case Management and Supported
14 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Employment Services Overlay Treatment 1120 North Betty Lane Clearwater 33755
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Harbor Homeless
15 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Emergency Project Case Management Treatment 1120 North Betty Lane Clearwater 33755
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Harbor Homeless
16 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Emergency Project Outpatient Therapy Treatment 1120 North Betty Lane Clearwater 33755
17 Boley Centers, Inc. Comprehensive Community Service Team $543,450 $1,600,000 Treatment 445 31st St. N St. Pete FL
18 Boley Centers, Inc. FACT $1,233,485 $1,254,400 Treatment 445 31st St. N St. Pete FL
Provides MH & SA tx for youth committed by circuit
19 Camelot Community Care Charles Britt Halfway House $149,695 court to program Treatment
Outpatient and School-Based Services
20 Camelot Community Care (Clearwater) Treatment
Outpatient Substance Abuse and Anger
21 Center for Rational Living Management Program $12,000/month Treatment 18830 U.S. 19, Suite 336 Clearwater 33674
22 Chism Counseling Center Adult Outpatient Program Treatment
23 Chrysalis Center Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient and School-Based Services
24 Coastal Behavioral Health Care (Sarasota) Treatment
Provides MH & SA tx for youth committed by circuit
25 Consult Care Charles Britt Halfway House $149,695 court to program. Treatment
26 Directions for Mental Health Children's Outpatient $1,000,000 $27,300 $542,630 Treatment Belcher office
27 Directions for Mental Health Healthy Start Child and Adult Outpatient $151,000 Federal & Coalition Healthy Start combined Treatment Outreach
28 Directions for Mental Health STEP Adult Outpatient $836,000 Treatment Belcher office
29 Directions for Mental Health TANF Child and Adult Outpatient $107,000 $89,000 TANF funds; pass through from DC&F Treatment Belcher office and outreach
30 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Comprehensive Community Service Team $922,000 Treatment Blecher office and outreach
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
31 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Forensic Specialist Services Included in CCST Treatment
Outpatient and School-Based Services
32 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. (Clearwater) Unknown - in transition Treatment
6451 126th Avenue North,
33 Eckerd Community Alternatives Behavioral Analysts $187,313 $187,313 Treatment Suite 300 Largo 33773
34 Family Resources, Inc. Family Connect $475,000 Treatment 6798 Crosswinds Drive N. St. Pete 33710
35 Family Service Centers Rape Crisis Sexual Assult $743,411 $303,956 Treatment 2188 58th Street North Clearwater 33760
11681 49th Street North, Suite
36 Focus One, Inc. Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Pinellas public agency budget information not given Treatment 8 Clearwater 33762
37 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast DOC Work Release Outpatient Program Treatment
38 Gulf Coast Community Care Passport to Success Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas Counties Treatment 14041 Icot Blvd. Clearwater 33760
Adult Outpatient Program-66th Street Group
39 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Home Treatment
Brief Referral Intevention & Treatment for
40 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Elders (BRITE) Treatment 14041 Icot Blvd. Clearwater 33760
41 Gulf Coast Recovery Adult Outpatient Program Treatment
42 Gulfcoast Community Care Comprehensive Community Service Team $706,042 $706,042 Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas Counties Treatment 14041 Icot Blvd. Clearwater 33760
Outpatient and School-Based Services
43 Manatee Glens Corporation (Bradenton) Treatment
44 Mental Health Resource Center FACT $1,254,394 Treatment
45 Metropolitan Charities, Inc. Positive Choices Adult Outpatient Treatment
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
46 Narconon Florida, Inc. Life Repair Adult Outpatient Treatment 22079 US19 N Clerawater 33765
Outpatient and School-Based Services
47 Northside Mental Health Services, Inc. (Tampa) Treatment
48 Operation PAR Assessment Center $231,000 Treatment 13800 66th St N Largo, FL 33771
Bay Young Offender Re-Entry Program (Bay
49 Operation PAR Area YORP) $516,315 Treatment 6720 54th Avenue North St. Pete, FL 33709
50 Operation PAR Catalyst Clinical Trial $185,461 Treatment 13800 66th St N Largo, FL 33771
51 Operation PAR COSA Early Intervention Group $1,011,854 Treatment 2000 4th St S St. Pete, FL 33705
6150 150th Avenue North and Clearwater and St. 33760
52 Operation PAR COSA Outpatient Treatment $1,001,854 Treatment 2000 4th St S Pete 33705
53 Operation PAR Family Intervention Specialist $502,841 Treatment 6150 150th Avenue North Clearwater 33760
54 Operation PAR Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) Level 1 $443,608 $156,326 Treatment 6720 54th Avenue North St. Pete, FL 33709
55 Operation PAR Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) Level 2 $443,608 Treatment 6720 54th Avenue North St. Pete, FL 33709
56 Operation PAR MAPS Clearwater $1,778,056 Treatment 6150 150th Avenue North Clearwater 33760
McLin-Drug Court, Division N, Level II and
57 Operation PAR III AOP $619,819 Treatment 1900 Dr MLK Jr Street S St Petersburg, FL 33705
6150 150th Avenue North and Clearwater and St. 33760
58 Operation PAR OP Levels II and III, Adult Drug Court Div N $619,819 $242,750 Treatment 1900 Dr MLK Jr Street S Pete 33705
59 Operation PAR PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) $713,720 Treatment 7720 Washington Street Port Richey 34668
60 Operation PAR PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) $713,720 Treatment 7720 Washington Street Port Richey 34668
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
PAR Adolescent Recovery Intervention 401 East Martin Luther King Jr.
61 Operation PAR Services (PARIS) ACRA/ACC $303,344 Treatment Drive Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
62 Operation PAR Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC) $954,959 Treatment 14500 49th St N Clearwater 33762
Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC)
63 Operation PAR Community Enhancement Program $49,203 Treatment 14500 49th St N Clearwater 33762
64 Operation PAR Probuphine Clinical Trial Adult Outpatient $80,027 Treatment 13800 66th Street North Largo 33771
Salvation Army Educational Intervention 6150 150th Avenue North and Clearwater 33760
65 Operation PAR Program $40,000 Treatment 1900 9th Street S & St. Pete 33705
66 Operation PAR Women Intervention Specialist $126,648 Treatment 6150 150th Avenue North Clearwater 33760
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
67 Services, Inc. Children's Case Management $384,000 $384,000 Treatment 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
68 Services, Inc. Children's Intervention $44,180 $44,180 Treatment 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Children's In-Home and On-Site; Children's
69 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Intervention see BNET Treatment 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #A Adult
70 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Intervention Program $93,178 Treatment 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #B Adult Intervention
71 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Program see above Treatment 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #C Adult Intervention
72 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Program see above Treatment 401 16th Street North Saint Petersburg 33705
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Family Emergency Treatment Center - Youth
73 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) & Adult - Intervention see above Treatment 426 15th Street North Saint Petersburg 33705
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health N/A Program is part of SIPP/CAPP in
74 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Youth Intervention Program at CAPP Emergency/Acute Treatment 1614 Palm Way Largo 33771
Adolescent and Adult Outpatient (St.
75 Rational Steps Petersburg) Treatment
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
76 Rational Steps Adolscent and Adult Outpatient (Dunedin) Treatment
77 Rational Steps Adult Outpatient (Clearwater) Treatment
Solutions for Substance Abuse and
78 Behavioral Health Problems Adult Outpatient Program Treatment
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Cener for Community Mental App. 50% of total budget, Pinellas County funding services county home services
79 Health, Inc. Forensic FACT $1,438,957 $627,197 only. Treatment 3800 Central Avenue wide county wide
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Center for Community Mental services county home services
80 Health Adult Outpatient Program $2,681,019 $1,070,348 $303,780 Treatment 4024 Central Avenue wide county wide
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Children's Outpatient (includes Children's SA
81 Health OP & Intervention) $1,510,375 $842,534 Treatment component of Children's OP
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Center for Community Mental services county home services
82 Health Comprehensive Community Service Team $1,390,000 $657,727 Treatment 4024 Central Avenue wide county wide
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Foresnic Speicalist and Conditional Release services county home services
83 Health Case Management Services combined with CCST Treatment 4024 Central Avenue wide county wide
501 - 15th Avenue North
Suncoast Center for Community Mental 1735 Dr. M L K Jr. Street 33705
84 Health Homeless Support (Host) Adult Outpatient $487,055 $102,863 Treatment South, Ste 129 & 130 St. Pete 33701
Suncoast Center for Community Mental 1111 - 18th Avenue South
85 Health, Inc. Focused Outreach and Intervention Program $888,678 $821,646 Treatment Pinellas County Jail St. Pete 33705
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Center for Community Mental services county home services
86 Health, Inc. Forensic Intervention Program combined w/ CCST Treatment 4024 Central Avenue wide county wide
Suncoast Center for Community Mental 1111 - 18th Avenue South
87 Health, Inc. IPT Intervention Program Combined in Focused Outreach Treatment Pinellas County Jail St. Pete 33705
Suncoast Center for Community Mental
88 Health, Inc. Juvenile Outpaitent Level II $45,000 Treatment
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Outpatient and School-Based Services (St. services county home services
89 Health, Inc. Petersburg) $198,000 Treatment 4010 Central Avenue wide county wide
90 Sunrise Counseling Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Treatment
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
South Pinellas County at 1735
DREAM Adolsescent Intervention and Out MLK St. So. St. Petersburg, Fl.
91 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Patient services South County $45,750 $45,000 Treatment 33705. St Petersburg 33705
North Pinellas County at 2650
DREAM Adolsescent Intervention and combined budget with DREAM Enterprise Rd. Clearwater, Fl.
92 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Outpatient services North County South County Treatment 33763 Clearwater 33763
North Pinellas County at 2650
Enterprise Rd. Clearwater, Fl.
93 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Drug Court AOP North combined budget with AOP S Treatment 33763 Clearwater 33763
South Pinellas County at 1735
Pevention level II $20,628 MLK St. So. St. Petersburg, Fl.
94 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Drug Court AOP South Prevention Level III $ 204,842 $242,750 Treatment 33705. St Petersburg 33705
South Pinellas County at 1735
MLK St. So. St. Petersburg, Fl.
95 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Federal Adult Outpatient South $32,472 Treatment 33705 St Petersburg 33705
South Pinellas County at 1735
MLK St. So. St. Petersburg, Fl.
96 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Fee-for-Service Adult Outpatient Treatment 33705 St Petersburg 33705
97 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Homeless Emergency-Project-Overlay Included in Turning point budget Treatment Clearwater
Included in the Dream program
98 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Juvenile Outpatient North disription and budget Treatment
99 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Mustard Seed Inn-Overlay included in MSI residential budget Treatment 2510 Central Avenue St Ptersburg 33706
South Pinellas County at 1735
MLK St. So. St. Petersburg, Fl.
100 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Ryan White HIP AOP Part A $48,409 MAI $93,830 Treatment 33705 St Petersburg 33706
Solid Rock Christian Recovery Centers-
101 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Overlay Treatment
included in Turning point budget-
102 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point Adult Case Management under emergency shelter Treatment
included in Turning point budget-
103 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point Adult Intervention under emergency shelter Treatment
included in Turning point budget-
104 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point CSAT Adult Outpatient under emergency shelter Treatment
105 Whitford-Thomas Group DUI Adult Outpatient Program Treatment 8800 49TH St N. Suite, 211 Pinellas Park 33771
$26,468,221 $0 $0 $8,639,097 $299,390 $187,313 $575,500 $1,845,446 $303,780 $0
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Variety of services; outpatient sa for youth and adults; prevention and outpatient sa counseling services for youth and adults; To enhance the quality of life for Monday to Individuals with sa issues;
1 A Spiritiual Change, Inc. Adult and Youth Outpatient partner with the urban league for job training and resume preparation; kinship care support pinellas county residence SA Intervention On-Site Friday Only referrals, mandates, etc. 13-50 YES YES YES
Affordable Counseling By Susan McMillan
2 LHMC CAP DUI Counseling Program (Indian Shores)
Affordable Counseling By Susan McMillan
3 LHMC CAP DUI Counseling Program (St. Petersburg)
Outpatient Monday to
4 Alternative Treatment Interational ATI AOP Holistic out patient thearpy dealing with SA and psychoemotional disorders Abstinence from substances C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Adult substance abusers 10 YES YES
Intensive Monday to
5 Alternative Treatment International (ATI) Adult IOP Holistic intensive out patient thearpy dealing with SA and psychoemotional disorders Abstinence from substances C/O Outpatient On-Site Friday Only Adult substance abusers 10 YES YES
Clearwater Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Increase individual/family Reduction in alcohol use, increase in Outpatient Monday to
6 BayCare Behavioral Health Therapy Program Services include crisis assessment, individual, family and marital therapy. functioning treatment compliance C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES YES
For adolescents/adults experiencing behavioral health issues such as depression, anxiety, family, school, stress, grief/loss,
Clearwater Adoloscent and Adult Intensive relationships, work, crisis issues & substance abuse. IOP is designed for those who need a more intensive LOC then In-pt step-down or offerred to help Increase knowledge of co-occurring Intensive Monday to
7 BayCare Behavioral Health Outpatient Program traditional outpatient therapy can provide. avoid in-pt psychiatric stay. treatment issues C/O Outpatient On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES YES
Stabilize presenting behavioral
health issues/crisis. Increase knowledge of risks of non-
Clearwater Adult (PHP) Partial Designed for adults who need a more intensive level of treatment than individual or IOP therapy can provide. Without this Medication/disease education and medication/treatment complaince. Outpatient Monday to
8 BayCare Behavioral Health Hospitalization Program level of care the individual is at risk of re-hospitalization or hospitalization. management. Help individual return to baseline. MH (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
Harbor Comprehensive CCST provides comprehensive resiliency services built upon principles and practices that fully support the ability of the youth Increase individual/family The re-establishment of protective Outpatient Children with SED / ED & their
9 BayCare Behavioral Health Community Service Teams (CCST) and family to develop protective factors in order to reduce risk factors. functioning factors for the youth and the family. MH (Community) families
Life Management Clearwater Increase individual/family Reduction in alcohol use, increase in Intensive Monday to
10 BayCare Behavioral Health Outpatient Therapy Program Services include crisis assessment, individual, group, family therapy and medical services. functioning treatment compliance C/O Outpatient On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
St. Peterburg Adult Outpatient Therapy Increase individual/family Reduction in alcohol use, increase in Outpatient Monday to
11 BayCare Behavioral Health Program Services include crisis assessment, individual, family and marital therapy. functioning treatment compliance C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
Increase knowledge of risks of non-
St. Petersburg Adult (PHP) Partial Stabilize presenting behavioral medication/treatment complaince. Outpatient Monday to
12 BayCare Behavioral Health Hospitalization Program Designed for adults who need a more intensive level of treatment than individual or IOP therapy can provide. health issues/crisis. Help individual return to baseline. MH (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
For adults experiencing behavioral health issues such as depression, anxiety, family, school, stress, grief/loss, relationships,
St. Petersburg Adult Intensive Outpatient work, crisis issues & substance abuse. IOP is designed for those who need a more intensive LOC then traditional outpatient Inpt step-down or offerred to help Increase knowledge of co-occurring Intensive Monday to
13 BayCare Behavioral Health Program therapy can provide. avoid inpt psychiatric stay. treatment issues. C/O Outpatient On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
(HEP) Homeless Emergency Project Child:
Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Therapy, Increase individual/family
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Case Management and Supported functioning. Assist individuals with Individual/family/employment/housi Outpatient Monday to
14 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Employment Services Overlay Services include crisis assessment, individual, family and marital therapy. Case management, supportive employment services obtaining employment ng/edu-cation stabilization. MH (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions
Individual/family/education
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Harbor Homeless Increase individual/family stabilization. Increase in treatment
15 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Emergency Project Case Management Services include case management. functioning. compliance MH Case Management In-Home 7 Days a Week No target population restrictions YES YES
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Increase individual/family Individual/family/education
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Harbor Homeless functioning. Assist individuals with stabilization. Increase in treatment Outpatient Monday to
16 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Emergency Project Outpatient Therapy Services include crisis assessment, individual, family and marital therapy. obtaining employment compliance MH (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
Three teams providing services to 100 persons per team. The following is a list of services that the consumer is offered: Provide the services and supports
vocational services, supported employment, supported housing, mental health, rehabilitation activities, case management, and individuals need to maintain stability
17 Boley Centers, Inc. Comprehensive Community Service Team use of personal coaches (peer staff) and obtain recovery
Multidisciplinary team designed to work intensively with a small caseload of persons who have severe and persistent mental Provide the services and supports
illnesses. Services are provided 24-hours a day, seven days a week, in the community where persons served can live, work and individuals need to maintain stability
18 Boley Centers, Inc. FACT socialize. and obtain recovery
19 Camelot Community Care Charles Britt Halfway House
Outpatient and School-Based Services Community assessment and intervention, school-based services, case management, community-based care, outpatient services
20 Camelot Community Care (Clearwater) and family emergency treatment center.
Outpatient Substance Abuse and Anger Provide intensive and traditional sa treatment which takes the place as individual and group therapy; provide anger Help individuals to attain life's goals Outpatient Monday to any individual abusing and dealing
21 Center for Rational Living Management Program management in a harm reduction angle. SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only with anger management YES YES
22 Chism Counseling Center Adult Outpatient Program
Three teams providing services to 100 persons per team. The following is a list of services that the consumer is offered:
vocational services, supported employment, supported housing, mental health, rehabilitation activities, case management, and
23 Chrysalis Center Adolescent and Adult Outpatient use of
Outpatient and School-Based Services
24 Coastal Behavioral Health Care (Sarasota) Outpatient treatment, early childhood services, parenting education, case management and TANF Program.
Intensive team. The following is a list of services that the consumer is offered: vocational services, supported employment,
25 Consult Care Charles Britt Halfway House supported housing, mental health, rehabilitation activities, case management, and use of personal coaches (peer staff).
Outpatient Monday to
26 Directions for Mental Health Children's Outpatient Three teams in each county (1 Pasco, 1 Hillsborough and 1 Pinellas). Pinellas team = 100 clients. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only
Forensic. Acts in a liaison capacity between the mental health and legal systems for consumers who have been adjudicated ITP Outpatient Monday to
27 Directions for Mental Health Healthy Start Child and Adult Outpatient or NGI under Chapter 916, F.S. C/O (Community) In-Home Friday Only
Forensic. The Conditional Release Case Managers serve individuals adjudicated Monday to
28 Directions for Mental Health STEP Adult Outpatient Incompetent to Proceed (ITP) to trial, or Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGI). C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only
Outpatient Monday to
29 Directions for Mental Health TANF Child and Adult Outpatient C/O (Community) In-Home Friday Only
Four Role Recovery teams provide services for 450 adults, including targeted case management, intensive case management
30 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Comprehensive Community Service Team (ARMS), &Supportive Living/Employment. C/O Case Management In-Home 7 Days a Week
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Forensic. Acts in a liaison capacity between the mental health and legal systems for consumers who have been adjudicated ITP
31 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Forensic Specialist Services or NGI under Chapter 916, F.S. MH Case Management
Outpatient and School-Based Services Outpatient
32 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. (Clearwater) Family support and advocacy. MH (Community)
ECA funds one part-time and two full-time behavioral analyst positions that provide training and support to our foster parents Youth in licensed foster care;
and youth in licensed foster care with a focused effort on foster parent training, in-home support and work with our runaway Build skills for redirecting child's Intervention; On-Site and In- M-F; some licensed foster parents and group
33 Eckerd Community Alternatives Behavioral Analysts youth population. behavior MH Training Home weekends care providers N/A YES YES YES YES YES
In-Home support for substance-abusing or HIV+ families. Case management, brief counseling, assessment, substance abusing Prevention of our-of-home Reduction in substance abusing Monday to Substance abusing and/or HIV+
34 Family Resources, Inc. Family Connect counseling. placement behavior SA Intervention In-Home Friday Only families 40 YES YES YES YES YES
Rape Crisis 24 hour hotline, crisis intervention, individual group and family therapy for child/adolescent/adult sexual abuse
and sexual assault, provide primary prevention education regarding sexual violence to schools/community Increase knowledge of sexual Outpatient
35 Family Service Centers Rape Crisis Sexual Assult agencies/organizations. reduce trauma symptoms violence MH (Community) On-Site 24 Hours children, adolescents and adults Total YES YES YES YES YES
Team provides services/supports in three major areas, each with important roles to play in achieving personal recovery: To decrease a person's dependence Outpatient Monday to Any person with a drug or alcohol
36 Focus One, Inc. Adolescent and Adult Outpatient treatment, rehabilitation, support. on drugs and alcohol C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only dependence; no age range varies
Provides highly individualized, long-term, intensive, assertive community treatment that includes community-based treatment,
37 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast DOC Work Release Outpatient Program rehabilitation, and support services.
A re-entry/diversion program for offenders with mental health issues. Referrals are accepted from the community that are on
probation (or Department of Corrections) supervision and those awaiting release or recently released from State of Florida To assist individuals with a smooth counseling for participants and General offenders with mental health
38 Gulf Coast Community Care Passport to Success Correctional Institution transition back into the community family members C/O Intervention In-Home 7 Days a Week issues 250
Adult Outpatient Program-66th Street Group Outpatient
39 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Home SA (Community) YES
program provides short-term
intervention for elders with alcohol
Brief Referral Intevention & Treatment for Statewide pilot research study that provides specialized intevention services for seniors 60 and older in Pinellas County who and other drug problems in Pinellas Monday to
40 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Elders (BRITE) might be at high risk of medication misuse and or alcohol abuse. County. Non Medical in home counseling SA Intervention In-Home Friday Only Seniors age 60 and over YES
Outpatient
41 Gulf Coast Recovery Adult Outpatient Program SA (Community)
SPMI, c/o MH/SA, individuals
Three teams in each county (1 Pasco, 1 Hillsborough and 1 Pinellas). Pinellas team = 100 clients. Provide wrap around Monday to who meet Forensic 916 and
42 Gulfcoast Community Care Comprehensive Community Service Team services to consumers in the areas of mental health, counseling, case management, and supported housing. Community Days Days worked MH Intervention In-Home Friday Only Priortiy III. YES
Outpatient and School-Based Services
43 Manatee Glens Corporation (Bradenton) Family emergency treatment center, case management, outpatient and outreach, and Baker Act central intake.
Team provides services/supports in three major areas, each with important roles to play in achieving personal recovery:
44 Mental Health Resource Center FACT treatment, rehabilitation, support.
45 Metropolitan Charities, Inc. Positive Choices Adult Outpatient
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Help the functioning addict relearn
better choises and live a drug free Outpatient Monday to Functioning adult SA who have
46 Narconon Florida, Inc. Life Repair Adult Outpatient Seven courses taught in a classroom setting designed to help the functioning addict make better life choices life SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only been detoxed 20 YES YES
Outpatient and School-Based Services
47 Northside Mental Health Services, Inc. (Tampa) Baker Act central intake and Behavioral Health Network (BNET).
DCF Referred, Youth, DD, DJJ
The Assessment Center provides an evidenced based standardized assessment to individuals referred to Operation PAR or Outpatient Monday to Inv, Office of SA & Drug Court
48 Operation PAR Assessment Center those seeking services at the agency. The GAIN-Core is utilized as the assessment tool. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Referred NA YES YES YES
The Bay Area Young Offender Reentry Program (YORP) is designed to reduce the rates of relapse and recidivism in youth
Bay Young Offender Re-Entry Program (Bay reentering the community following release from residential programs by providing a comprehensive care focused on family Outpatient DJJ Conditional Release and
49 Operation PAR Area YORP) reintegration and self-sufficiency for substance abusing youth ages 14-18. C/O (Community) In-Home 7 Days a Week Commitment Youth YES
Clients will receive one hour of individualized cognitive behavioral therapy each week using the Therapeutic Education System Outpatient Monday to
50 Operation PAR Catalyst Clinical Trial (TES), a computerized psycho-educational tool. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Cocaine Dependent Adults 9 YES
Family FCP, Pregnant with drug,
The Cornerstone of Success and Achievement program provides services for substance abusing pregnant and parenting women Monday to Women seeking reunification, DD,
51 Operation PAR COSA Early Intervention Group with a history of substance abuse, whose infants and preschool children are often developmentally delayed. C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only HIV+, IV drug, TANF NA YES
Family FCP, Pregnant with drug,
The Cornerstone of Success and Achievement program provides services for substance abusing pregnant and parenting women Outpatient Monday to Women seeking reunification, DD,
52 Operation PAR COSA Outpatient Treatment with a history of substance abuse, whose infants and preschool children are often developmentally delayed. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only HIV+, IV drug, TANF NA YES
Family Intervention Specialist (FIS) works with families who have lost or are at risk of losing custody of their children due to Monday to Families at risk of losing custody
53 Operation PAR Family Intervention Specialist parental substance use. C/O Case Management In-Home Friday Only of children NA YES
Youth, Preg adol, IV drug, c/o,
Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) level 1 provides services for children and adolescents whose substance abuse problems are Outpatient Monday to DJJ, PC School and Juvenile Drug
54 Operation PAR Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) Level 1 not severe enough to require Level 2 outpatient treatment. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Court NA YES
Youth, Pregnant adolescents, IV
Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) Level 2 is an outpatient program providing therapy for youth who do not require Outpatient Monday to drug users, c/o, DJJ Involved
55 Operation PAR Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) Level 2 residential services but who require an increased level of care from JOP Level 1. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only youth NA YES
Medication Assisted Patient Service programs (MAPS) provide methadone maintenance, detox, counseling and medical Opiate addicted individuals, HIV
services, including HIV risk assessment to opiate-addicted clients. The client should show up at the clinic between 7am-10am positive individuals, IV Drug
56 Operation PAR MAPS Clearwater to request a pre-intake. C/O Methadone On-Site 7 Days a Week Users, and / or Pregnant women NA YES
Drug Court Division N, Level II & III is a level of substance abuse treatment for offenders who are in need of a structured Criminal Justice Clients/Felony
McLin-Drug Court, Division N, Level II and environment and assistance to deal with their substance abuse problem, but who are not in need of residential treatment or Outpatient Monday to Probation and Drug Court
57 Operation PAR III AOP prison confinement. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Referrals NA YES
Drug Court Division N, Level II and III is a level of substance abuse treatment for offenders who are in need of a structured
environment and assistance to deal with their substance abuse problem, but who are not in need of residential treatment or Outpatient Monday to CJ Clients/ Felony Probation /
58 Operation PAR OP Levels II and III, Adult Drug Court Div N prison confinement. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Adult Drug Court Level II & III NA YES
Juveniles referred from Drug
PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) provides substance abuse, mental health, and intervention services for youth 10 - Monday to Court, Pasco JAC, DJJ and law
59 Operation PAR PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) 17 years old and their families. C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only enforcement referrals YES YES
provides SA, MH, and intervention services for youth 10 - 17 years old and their families. The Dept. of Juvenile Justice, Youth , Department of Juvenile
courts, schools and other social service agencies refer youth to the program if they are at-risk to use or are currently using Justice involved, and Dually
60 Operation PAR PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) substances, behavioral or mental health problems in any psychosocial domain. C/O diagnosed youth NA
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
PAR Adolescent Recovery Intervention PAR Adolescent Recovery Intervention Services (PARIS) / ACRA / ACC is a partnership with Citizens Alliance for Progress, Monday to Youth with substance abuse and
61 Operation PAR Services (PARIS) ACRA/ACC housed in the Union Academy Family Center in Tarpon Springs. C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only mental health problems 16 YES
Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC) is a centralized processing facility for youths who are arrested by area law DJJ Involved; CINS/FINS Youth;
enforcement. The PJAC is considered a one-stop-shop for screening, accessing and processing youths who are involved with Arrested youth; Pregnant SA;
62 Operation PAR Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC) the juvenile justice system. C/O Intervention On-Site 24 Hours Runaways; SA & MH N/A YES YES
DJJ Involved; CINS/FINS Youth;
Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC) The PJAC Community Enhancements program interacts with families of youth in crisis to facilitate appropriate services based Monday to Arrested youth; Pregnant SA;
63 Operation PAR Community Enhancement Program on individual need. C/O Case Management On-Site Friday Only Runaways; SA & MH N/A YES YES
Opiate dependant clients are treated through daily doses of methadone dispensed at Operation PAR's Medication Assisted
Patient Services (MAPS) programs. The purpose of the study is to determine whether Probuphine implants are successful in Outpatient Business Hours Opiate Dependent Adult
64 Operation PAR Probuphine Clinical Trial Adult Outpatient treating patients with opioid dependence. C/O (Community) On-Site Only Substance Abusers N/A YES
Salvation Army Educational Intervention Salvation Army Educational Intervention Program offers intervention services to Salvation Army Misdemeanor probationers Monday to Misdemeanor Probationers,
65 Operation PAR Program who do not meet criteria for more intensive services such as outpatient treatment. C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only Criminal Justice clients NA YES
The Women's Intervention Specialists participate on the multi-disciplinary team of Healthy Families Plus. The Healthy Pregnant and interconceptional
Families Plus assign the Women's Intervention Specialists to conduct substance abuse screenings for pregnant women and Monday to clients with current substance
66 Operation PAR Women Intervention Specialist families with substance-exposed newborns, C/O Case Management On-Site Friday Only abuse or at risk YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Monday to
67 Services, Inc. Children's Case Management Case management and in-home counseling to youth enrolled in Florida KidCare programs Improved family functioning MH Case Management In-Home Friday Only Youth enrolled in Florida KidCare YES YES YES
Provides a short-term crisis support, service planning and linkage with outreach and other indicated services for up to 3-6
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health months. This service specifically targets those youths at risk with behavioral/mental health issues that without intervention Crisis stabilization & decreased risk Monday to
68 Services, Inc. Children's Intervention could qualify or need a higher level of care if not closely monitored. of hospitalization MH Intervention In-Home Friday Only Children at-risk for Baker Act YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Children's In-Home and On-Site; Children's Outpatient Monday to
69 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Intervention Case management and in-home counseling to youth enrolled in Florida KidCare programs Improved family functioning MH (Community) In-Home Friday Only Youth enrolled in Florida KidCare YES YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #A Adult Provides brief, intensive services for adults in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as
70 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Intervention Program individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis Stabilization SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 30 YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #B Adult Intervention Provides brief, intensive services for adults in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as
71 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Program individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis Stabilization SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 30 YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #C Adult Intervention Provides brief, intensive services for adults in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as
72 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Program individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis Stabilization SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 14 YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Family Emergency Treatment Center - Youth Offers assistance to children, adolescents and adults with personal problems ranging from family and life adjustment Crisis stabilization & decreased risk Urgent need of mental health
73 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) & Adult - Intervention difficulties to stress reactions and mental illness of hospitalization SA Intervention On-Site 7 Days a Week services YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Provides inpatient services for eligible children of all ages. The services are inpatient, intensive, and short term and designed Able to maintain functioning in the Medicaid eligible children with
74 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Youth Intervention Program at CAPP for children with serious psychiatric symptoms. community SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours serious psychiatric needs 34 YES YES
Adolescent and Adult Outpatient (St.
75 Rational Steps Petersburg)
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Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
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SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
76 Rational Steps Adolscent and Adult Outpatient (Dunedin)
77 Rational Steps Adult Outpatient (Clearwater)
Solutions for Substance Abuse and
78 Behavioral Health Problems Adult Outpatient Program
Individuals enrolled on the Forensic
FACT Team will receive treatment, Adults over the age of 18 who are
Provides highly individualized, long-term, intensive, assertive community treatment that includes community-based treatment, rehabilitation and support services Forensic FACT clients will not have Florida Assertive diagnosed with a SPMI valid
Suncoast Cener for Community Mental rehabilitation, and support services. Services are provided to adults over the age of 18 who are diagnosed with a mental illness which are person-centered and recidivism into the criminal justice Community Chapter 916, conditional release
79 Health, Inc. Forensic FACT and have a valid Chapter 916, Florida Statutes conditional release order. recovery oriented system MH Treatment Teams In-Home 7 Days a Week order. 100 YES YES
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Improve global assessment of Monday to Adults 18 years of age or older
80 Health Adult Outpatient Program Provides an array of medical and non-medical mental health treatment and co-occuring treatment. functioning. C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only who have mental health diagnosis 3500
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Children's Outpatient (includes Children's SA
81 Health OP & Intervention) component of Children's OP component of Children's OP component of Children's OP SA Intervention component of Children's OP
linking, advocating and support in Provide continuity in care and to
Suncoast Center for Community Mental The Comprehensive Community Service Teams (CCST) are designed to help improve the quality of life to priority individuals an effort to improve their ability to improve the recovery and quality of Monday to CCST serves clients with mild to
82 Health Comprehensive Community Service Team age 18 or over diagnosed with a mental illness. live a productive life life C/O Case Management In-Home Friday Only severe mental illness. 375 YES YES
Forensic Case Managers provide assessment, service planning, advocacy through the judicial system, linkage and brokerage to
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Foresnic Speicalist and Conditional Release community based services and competency restoration training, and monitoring of services to individuals adjudicated Chapter Monday to CCST serves clients with mild to CM = 40
83 Health Case Management Services 916. C/O Case Management In-Home Friday Only severe mental illness. Svs = 65
Identify and engage homeless HOST
individuals with mental health and Improve capacity previously Clients are homeless or at risk of 45
Suncoast Center for Community Mental The Homeless Programs’ mission is to identify and engage individuals with mental health and substance abuse issues who are substance use disorders into an homeless individuals with c/o Outpatient Monday to homeless adults who have at least HSS
84 Health Homeless Support (Host) Adult Outpatient homeless or at risk of homelessness into an episode of care episode of care diagnosis to maintian housing C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only one Axis I diagnosis 45 YES YES
Clients served may be homeless
Suncoast Center for Community Mental The Focused Outreach and Intervention Program’s mission is to assist adults with mental illness and/or co-occurring mental reduce recidivism into the criminal Outpatient Monday to due to recent release from jail or
85 Health, Inc. Focused Outreach and Intervention Program health and substance use disorders with resolving, and/or preventing further involvement with the legal/criminal justice system. Provide access to MH services justice system C/O (Community) In-Home Friday Only prison 105 YES YES
The primary focus of these services are to provide assessment, service planning, advocacy through the judicial system, linkage
Suncoast Center for Community Mental and brokerage to community based services and competency restoration training, and monitoring of services to individuals work to get clients adjudicated Monday to Clients who meet the criteria per
86 Health, Inc. Forensic Intervention Program adjudicated Chapter 916. incompetent MH Intervention On-Site Friday Only Florida Statutes, Chapter 916 65 YES YES
Provide mental health services which Staff will provide in jail psychiatric ITP clients at risk, in the process
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Operates within the Pinellas County Jail and targets individuals who have been found incompetent to proceed (ITP) on felony could assist in the stabilization of overlay services to all individuals Monday to of, or adjudicated incompetent to
87 Health, Inc. IPT Intervention Program charges or who are in danger of being found ITP. symptoms of mental illness identified as ITP possible C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only proceed (ITP) 15 YES YES
Suncoast Center for Community Mental
88 Health, Inc. Juvenile Outpaitent Level II
Children identified as having
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Outpatient and School-Based Services (St. Provides comprehensive mental health services and family support services to families with children who have been identified Children will have increased school Outpatient Monday to social/emotional developmental
89 Health, Inc. Petersburg) as having social/emotional developmental delays Improve presenting clinical issues readiness and school success MH (Community) In-Home Friday Only delays 24 YES
Forensic. The Conditional Release Case Managers serve individuals adjudicated
Incompetent to Proceed (ITP) to trial, or Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGI). Case management services are provided to
90 Sunrise Counseling Adolescent and Adult Outpatient clients who are conditionally released to the communi
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
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SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Education, prevention, - maintain
DREAM Adolsescent Intervention and Out DREAM is an intervention program providing education about substance abuse and anger management for youth through abstenece from substance use- Monday to
91 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Patient services South County group sessions and outpatient services. Diversion from legal system SA Intervention On-Site Friday Only Juvenile Diversion from Legal YES
Education, prevention, - maintain
DREAM Adolsescent Intervention and DREAM is an intervention program providing education about substance abuse and anger management for youth through abstenece from substance use- Monday to
92 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Outpatient services North County group sessions and outpatient services. Diversion from legal system SA Intervention On-Site Friday Only Juvenile Diversion from legal YES
WestCare provides twelve (12) weeks of group counseling and drug screening for individuals referred by the Pinellas County Abstinence from Substance use, no Outpatient Monday to Adult legal diversion from drug
93 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Drug Court AOP North Drug Court. Placement in Levels II or III services will be determined at assessment and as ordered by the court. recurring offenses SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only court YES YES
WestCare provides twelve (12) weeks of group counseling and drug screening for individuals referred by the Pinellas County Abstinence from Substance use, no Outpatient Monday to Adult legal diversion from drug
94 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Drug Court AOP South Drug Court. Placement in Levels II or III services will be determined at assessment and as ordered by the court. recurring offenses SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only court YES YES
The program serves Federal offenders who are required to receive drug and/or alcohol treatment services. These offenders Abstinence from Substance use, no Outpatient Monday to
95 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Federal Adult Outpatient South could include persons on probation, supervised release, or who are under the supervision of the United States Probation Office. new offenses SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only Federal prisoners on probation YES YES
Education, skills development,
WestCare provides comprehensive assessments, Individual and group Outpatient treatment services for persons that suffer relapse prevention and decrease Outpatient Monday to
96 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Fee-for-Service Adult Outpatient from substance use issues substance use Stability in housing and emplyment SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only Adult Substance abuse issues YES YES
Outpatient adult male/females; homeless;
97 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Homeless Emergency-Project-Overlay Provides case management services to homless persons that are brought in my Homeless Outreach teams SA (Community) On-Site 24 Hours currently using drugs/alcohol 84 YES YES
Outpatient Monday to
98 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Juvenile Outpatient North C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Juvenile Diversion from Legal YES
Outpatient
99 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Mustard Seed Inn-Overlay Provides transitional housing to homeless adults who have begun their recovery from alcohol, drug abuse and/or mental illness. C/O (Community) On-Site 24 Hours Adult substand abuse 73 YES YES
Ryan White Program outpatient services are provided to individuals who are HIV+ or have AIDS along with a diagnosis of
substance abuse problems. However, if clients are assessed as needing group in addition to individual counseling, the group Outpatient Monday to
100 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Ryan White HIP AOP services are billed under the appropriate grant. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Adult HIV positive YES YES
Solid Rock Christian Recovery Centers- Outpatient
101 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Overlay The Conditional Release Case Managers serve individuals adjudicated SA (Community)
adult male/females; homeless;
102 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point Adult Case Management Included in Turning Point Program Description - under emergency shelter SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours currently using drugs/alcohol YES YES
adult male/females; homeless;
103 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point Adult Intervention Included in Turning Point Program Description - under emergency shelter SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours currently using drugs/alcohol YES YES
Outpatient adult male/females; homeless;
104 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point CSAT Adult Outpatient Included in Turning Point Program Description - under emergency shelter SA (Community) On-Site 24 Hours currently using drugs/alcohol YES YES
105 Whitford-Thomas Group DUI Adult Outpatient Program Gropu & individual thearpy for SA, including Urine screening, MH & psychological evluations SA Intervention
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City
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
1 Aging Solutions Guardianship $21,454 Support-Recovery
Area Agency on Aging for Pasco-Pinellas,
2 Inc. Aging and Disability Resource Center Support-Recovery
3 Boley Centers, Inc. Life Enrichment Activities Program (LEAP) $772,901 Support-Recovery 647 31st Avenue N. St. Pete 33705
4 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. New Beginnings Recovery Center $10,000 $10,000 Support-Recovery
5 Family Resources, Inc. Transitional Living - Clearwater $450,000 Support-Recovery 1622 Turner Street Clearwater 33756
6 Family Resources, Inc. Transitional Living - St. Petersburg $433,000 $18,000 Support-Recovery 3821 - 5th Ave, N. St. Pete 33710
7 Metro Treatment of Florida, LP St. Petersburg Metro Treatment Center Support-Recovery
Suncoast Center for Community Mental
8 Health, Inc. Wellness and Recovery Center $358,000 $136,222 Support-Recovery 3800 Central Avenue St. Pete 33711
9 Van Gogh's Palette, Inc. Vincent House $500,000 $14,000 Support-Recovery 4801 78th Avenue Pinellas Park 33781
$2,523,901 $0 $32,000 $167,676 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
1 Aging Solutions Guardianship
Area Agency on Aging for Pasco-Pinellas, The local Area Agency on Aging (ADRC) provides adults over the age of 18 that suffer from long term and persistent mental Information and
2 Inc. Aging and Disability Resource Center illness with information and referral to local mental health resources in Pinellas County through telephone service. MH Referral
Day/Night
LEAP is a psychosocial rehabilitation program that provides skills training classes and activities for consumers needing to Provide psycho-social education and Clubhouse Monday to
3 Boley Centers, Inc. Life Enrichment Activities Program (LEAP) improve their skills and functioning levels in order to lead productive lives within the community. pre-vocational training MH Services On-Site Friday Only People with SPMI YES
Day/Night
Offers the opportunity for consumers of mental health services to connect and reconnect with society and to build skills that Clubhouse
4 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. New Beginnings Recovery Center can be used in every day activities of living that promote independent living. MH Services
Residential program for youth aging out of the foster care system. Provides counseling, life skills, assistance with job and Attainment of life skills necessary Emotional adjustment, substance Transitional Youth 16-17 aging out of foster
5 Family Resources, Inc. Transitional Living - Clearwater housing search, budgeting, educational support. for independent living free lifesyle C/O Living (SA) In-Home 24 Hours care 12 YES
Residential program for youth aging out of the foster care system. Provides counseling, life skills, assistance with job and Attainment of life skills necessary Emotional adjustment, substance Transitional Youth 16-17 aging out of foster
6 Family Resources, Inc. Transitional Living - St. Petersburg housing search, budgeting, educational support. for independent living free lifesyle C/O Living (SA) In-Home 24 Hours care 12 YES
7 Metro Treatment of Florida, LP St. Petersburg Metro Treatment Center SA
Wellness Center staff to improve
The Wellness and Recovery Center will be open to anyone recovering from a mental illness. The Center is designed as a client- access to resiliency and recovery
Suncoast Center for Community Mental driven, client-supported program that will promote recovery and resiliency, alleviate stigma, increase valuable networks and Increase the use of recovery services services in the community adults Day/Night Drop- Adults with a mild to severe
8 Health, Inc. Wellness and Recovery Center relationships, and enlist meaningful use of time. to Wellness Center members with SPMI C/O In Services On-Site 7 Days a Week mental illness 35 YES YES
Get people to move forward and Day/Night
Vincent House is a vocational and social recovery program for adults living with severe and persistent mental illnesses. This connect people with work in the Clubhouse Monday to servere and persistent mental
9 Van Gogh's Palette, Inc. Vincent House program is based on the Clubhouse Model and is certified by the International Center for Clubhouse Development (ICCD). community MH Services On-Site Friday Only illness 55 YES YES
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City
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
PCHHS doesn't consider this a behavioral health Prevention-
1 2-1-1 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc. Helpline $27,500 $290,665 $325,000 program. Diversion
Youth, Adolescent and Adult Substance Prevention-
2 A Spiritual Change, Inc. Abuse Prevention Diversion
Clearwater Adolescent and Adult Aftercare Prevention-
3 BayCare Life Management Program Diversion 1100 Clearwater-Largo Road Largo 33770
Prevention- 500 Dr. Martin Luther King St.
4 BayCare Life Management St. Petersburg Adult Aftercare Diversion N., Suite 202 St. Pete 33705
Prevention-
5 Bridges of America St. Petersburg Bridge-Aftercare Program Diversion
Coalition for Safe and Drug Free St. Prevention-
6 Petersburg Diversion
Kid Connection - Prevention 1 & 2 (Various Prevention-
7 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Locations) Diversion
Prevention-
8 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. PATH Grant $102,000 $102,000 Funds are federal grant; pass through from DC&F Diversion
Prevention-
9 Family Resources Governor's Drug Free Program $62,549 Diversion 1615 Union Street Clearwater 33755
Prevention-
10 Family Resources Project Success $116,582 Diversion 1615 Union Street Clearwater 33755
Prevention-
11 Family Resources Runaway Youth Crisis Center (Clearwater) $649,780 $293,557 Diversion 1615 Union Street Clearwater 33755
Runaway Youth Crisis Center (North St. Prevention-
12 Family Resources Petersburg) $722,612 Diversion 3821 - 5th Ave, N. St. Pete 33710
Total amount of funding available by the DJJ. Prevention-
13 Family Service Centers Catalyst $207,843 $316,227 Funding is paid for filled slots only Diversion 2960 Roosevelt Blvd Clearwater 33760
Prevention-
14 Family Service Centers Childnet $699,295 $595,207 Diversion 901 Chestnut Street Suite E Clearwater 33756
Prevention-
15 Family Service Centers Family Counseling $274,937 Diversion 2960 Roosevelt Blvd Clearwater 33760
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Prevention-
16 Family Service Centers Healthy Families Pinellas $2,361,125 $5,744,074 Diversion 2960 Roosevelt Boulevard Clearwater 33760
Prevention-
17 Family Service Centers JSO $137,639 $126,080 Diversion 2960 Roosevelt Blvd Clearwater 33760
Provision of Counseling to caregivers >55 caring for Prevention-
18 Family Service Centers National Family Caregivers $50,407 grandchild Diversion
Prevention-
19 Focus One, Inc. Adolescent and Adult Aftercare Diversion
Prevention-
20 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Community Partnership Aftercare Program Diversion
Prevention-
21 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast DOC Work Release Aftercare Program Diversion
Prevention-
22 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Elder Education Prevention 1 Program $48,000 $48,000 Diversion 14041 Icot Blvd. Clearwater 33760
Prevention-
23 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Azalea Middle School) $100,000 $100,000 Diversion 7855 22nd Ave.N. St.Petersburg 33701
Violence Prevention (Bay Point Middle Prevention-
24 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) $50,000 $50,000 Diversion 2151 62nd Ave. S. St.Petersburg 33712
Violence Prevention (John Hopkins Middle Prevention-
25 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) $50,000 $50,000 Diversion 701 16th Street S. St.Petersburg 33705
Prevention-
26 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Kennedy Middle School) $50,000 $50,000 Diversion 1660 Palmetto St. St.Petersburg 33755
Prevention-
27 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Largo Middle School) $50,000 $50,000 Diversion 155 8th Ave. SE Largo 33771
Violence Prevention (Meadowlawn Middle Prevention-
28 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) $50,000 $50,000 Diversion 6050 16th St. N. St. Pete 33703
Violence Prevention (Morgan Fitzergarld Prevention-
29 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Middle School) $50,000. $50,000 Diversion 6410 118th Ave.N. Largo 33773
Violence Prevention (Oak Grove Middle Prevention-
30 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) $50,000 $50,000 Diversion 1370 S. Belcher Rd. Clearwater 33764
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Violence Prevention (Pinellas Park Middle Prevention-
31 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) $50,000 $50,000 Diversion 6940 70th Ave. Pinellas Park
Prevention-
32 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Tyrone Middle School) $50,000 $50,000 Diversion 6421 22nd Ave. N. St. Pete 33710
Prevention-
33 Metropolitan Charities, Inc. METRO Adult Prevention Diversion
Prevention-
34 Operation PAR Access Center $245,865 Diversion 13800 66th Street North Largo 33771
Prevention-
35 Operation PAR Adult Gender Specific Aftercare $14,200 Diversion 13800 66th St N Largo 33771
Prevention-
36 Operation PAR ALPHA $586,043 $68,732 Diversion 6400 54th Ave N St. Pete 33709
Prevention-
37 Operation PAR COSA Adult Aftercare Program $1,011,854 $378,915 Diversion 2000 4th St S St. Pete 33705
Prevention-
38 Operation PAR COSA Strengthening Families $376,336 Diversion 2000 4th St S St. Pete 33705
Creating Outstanding, Blossoming and Prevention- 1900 Dr Martin Luther King Jr
39 Operation PAR Responsible Adolescents (COBRA) $237,519 Diversion Street S St. Pete 33705
Prevention-
40 Operation PAR Expanded IMPACT $46,951 Diversion 14500 49th St. North, Suite 135 Clearwater 33762
Prevention-
41 Operation PAR Family Safety $89,717 Diversion 1930 4th Street South St. Pete 33705
Prevention-
42 Operation PAR Live Free! $338,420 Diversion 6655 66th St N Pinellas Park 33781
Prevention-
43 Operation PAR Project Northland $65,000 Diversion 1900 9th Street South St. Pete 33705
SunCoast Keep Kids Drug Free Prevention Prevention-
44 Operation PAR Center $135,630 Diversion 6655 66th Street North Pinellas Park 33781
Prevention-
45 Operation PAR Young Adult Prevention (YAP) $79,519 Diversion 6655 66th St N Pinellas park 33781
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Prevention-
46 PACE Center for Girls (Pinellas) DJJ Prevention Program Diversion 5540 Park Blvd Pinellas Park 33781
Project Recovery Enhancement Program Funded by SAMHSA Grant. Contracts clinical Prevention-
47 Pinellas County Sheriff's Office (PREP) $388,000 services with Operation PAR, Inc. Diversion 14400 49th Street North Clearwater 33762
Prevention-
48 Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Smart Choices $877,547 $877,547 Diversion 14400 49th Street North Clearwater 33762
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Prevention-
49 Health Children's Parenting Wisely Prevention $154,000 Diversion 1001 - 16th Street South St. Pete 33705
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Prevention-
50 Health Get Connected Elder Prevention $46,000 $50,677 Diversion 3822 Central Avenue St. Pete 33711
Suncoast Center for Community mental City of St. Pete has this program recorded as Prevention- HOST
51 Health Homeless Support (Host) Adult Intervention $18,000 Homeless Outreach Support Team (HOST) Diversion See Treatment O-Z
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Prevention-
52 Health,.Inc. Homeless Outreach Support Team Diversion HOST See Treatment O-Z
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Prevention-
53 Health,.Inc. PATH Grant Diversion HOST See Treatment O-Z
Prevention-
54 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Youth Prevention $59,696 Diversion St Petersburg
$10,634,659 $101,084 $45,500 $150,000 $316,227 $0 $8,047,230 $325,000 $877,547
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1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
1 2-1-1 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc. Helpline
Youth, Adolescent and Adult Substance
2 A Spiritual Change, Inc. Abuse Prevention
Increase individual/family/support
Clearwater Adolescent and Adult Aftercare Aftercare provides ongoing support & counseling for individuals who have successfully completed a higher level of chemical Treatment is focused on middle- system knowledge of relaspe Monday to
3 BayCare Life Management Program dependency treatment. stage recovery issues prevention SA Aftercare On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES YES
Increase individual, family/support
Aftercare provides ongoing support & counseling for individuals who have successfully completed a higher level of chemical Treatment is focused on middle- system knowledge of relapse Monday to
4 BayCare Life Management St. Petersburg Adult Aftercare dependency treatment stage recovery issues prevention SA Aftercare On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
5 Bridges of America St. Petersburg Bridge-Aftercare Program
Coalition for Safe and Drug Free St.
6 Petersburg
Kid Connection - Prevention 1 & 2 (Various
7 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Locations)
Outreach services offered in locations where persons who are homeless tend to congregate, such as shelters, soup kitchen, and
drop-in center. Outreach workers provide screening and diagnostic services, and referrals are provided to health and screening
8 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. PATH Grant services, job training, educational services and housing.
Increased knowledge of dangers of Decrease in casual alcohol and drug Monday to
9 Family Resources Governor's Drug Free Program Prevention/education services to youth 10-17. substance abuse use SA Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only Middle school youth 500 YES
Decreased casual alcohol and drug Decreased favorable attitudes about Monday to
10 Family Resources Project Success Substance abuse education and assessment/referral to youth in alternative school settings. use substance abuse SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school youth 120 YES
Short-term residential care to runaway, troubled, homeless and in-crisis youth between the ages of 10 and 17. Includes Safe housing. Domestic violence Increased communication skills,
11 Family Resources Runaway Youth Crisis Center (Clearwater) assessment, planning, individual, group and family counseling, life skills educations intervention improved family relationships SA Prevention Level II On-Site 24 Hrs. Youth aged 10-17 12 YES YES
Runaway Youth Crisis Center (North St. Short-term residential care to runaway, troubled, homeless and in-crisis youth between the ages of 10 and 17. Includes Safe housing. Domestic violence Increased communication skills,
12 Family Resources Petersburg) assessment, planning, individual, group and family counseling, life skills educations intervention improved family relationships SA Prevention Level II On-Site 24 Hrs. Youth aged 10-17 12 YES YES
Intensive therapeutic services to youth with sexual behavior problems who have been charged with an offense. Includes group, To prevent sexual violence by Youth with Sexual Behavior
13 Family Service Centers Catalyst individual and family counseling several hours per week along with case management services juveniles Promote safe, healthy community MH Prevention Level II On-Site 24 Hrs. Problems Total YES
Prevent out of home placement of Business Hours Parent / guardian children ages 17
14 Family Service Centers Childnet Provides in home parenting support and counseling services as well as parenting support groups children/preservation of families MH Prevention Level II Only or below experiencing stress Total YES YES YES YES YES
Business Hours Families experiencing
15 Family Service Centers Family Counseling Family, indivdual and group counseling services for youth who have sexual behavior problems or are sexually reactive Empower and preserve families MH Prevention Level II Only stress/trauma Total YES YES YES YES YES
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Home visiting family support program in collaboration with 6 other community based organizations to support new and Enhance healthy development of
16 Family Service Centers Healthy Families Pinellas expectant parents Prevention of Child Maltreatment children MH Prevention Level II In-Home New and expectant parents Total YES YES YES
Provide education on healthy Business Hours Youth with Sexual Behavior
17 Family Service Centers JSO Family, indivdual and group counseling services for youth who have sexual behavior problems or are sexually reactive Prevent sexual violence by juveniles sexuality/boundaries MH Prevention Level II On-Site Only Problems/sexually reactive youth Total YES YES
18 Family Service Centers National Family Caregivers MH
19 Focus One, Inc. Adolescent and Adult Aftercare
20 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Community Partnership Aftercare Program
21 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast DOC Work Release Aftercare Program
Educate seniors in the community
Substance abuse community education focusing on the prevention of medication mismanagement and alcohol abuse among the about medication mismanagement Monday to
22 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Elder Education Prevention 1 Program elderly. Program serves more than 6,000 seniors annually in Pinellas and Pasco Counties. and alcohol and drug abuse. SA Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only Adults 60+ yrs. 500 + YES YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
23 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Azalea Middle School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (Bay Point Middle behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
24 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (John Hopkins Middle behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
25 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
26 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Kennedy Middle School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room
27 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Largo Middle School) intervention behavior SA
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (Meadowlawn Middle behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
28 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (Morgan Fitzergarld behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
29 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Middle School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle School aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (Oak Grove Middle behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
30 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (Pinellas Park Middle behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
31 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle School aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room
32 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Tyrone Middle School) intervention behavior SA
Monday to
33 Metropolitan Charities, Inc. METRO Adult Prevention SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle School aged children YES
DCF Referred; Youth / Adult;
The Access Center provides a central point of access for individuals seeking services or information about substance abuse and Dually Diagnosed; Criminal
mental health services. Access Center Counselors provide callers in need of services an over the phone screening to determine Monday to Justice; Pregnant alcoholics or
34 Operation PAR Access Center their needs. C/O Outreach On-Site Friday Only addicts N/A YES YES YES
Adult Gender-Specific Aftercare services emphasize relapse prevention and are available to all adults who have completed an
Operation PAR treatment program. Adult Gender-Specific Aftercare is offered in group settings with men and women Monday to Dually Diagnosed; HIV Positive;
35 Operation PAR Adult Gender Specific Aftercare participating in group sessions with their own gender. C/O Aftercare On-Site Friday Only Criminal Justice clients 15 YES
At risk elementary youth referred
ALPHA, located at Blanton Elementary School, is a substance abuse prevention program for at-risk elementary school children Monday to from Pinellas County School
36 Operation PAR ALPHA in Pinellas County who are disruptive in class, socially withdrawn and/or are academic underachievers. C/O Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only System 60 YES
Families at risk of losing children
& involved with FCP; Pregnant
alcoholics or addicts; Non
The Cornerstone of Success and Achievement program (COSA) provides services for substance abusing pregnant and Monday to Custodial parent seeking custody
37 Operation PAR COSA Adult Aftercare Program parenting women with a history of substance abuse, whose infants and preschool children are often developmentally delayed. C/O Aftercare On-Site Friday Only or visiting rights; Dually N/A YES
Families at risk of losing
children & involved with FCP;
The Cornerstone of Success and Achievement (COSA) Strengthening Families Program (14 sessions) is offered on-site and in- Pregnant alcoholics or addicts;
home with parent, child and family education groups to clients with school aged children. Each session includes a parent Monday to Non-Custodial parent seeking
38 Operation PAR COSA Strengthening Families session, a child session and a family session. Families participate in 1 of 3 segments weekly. C/O Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only custody or visiting rights; Dually N/A YES
Creating Outstanding Blossoming & Responsible Adolescents (C.O.B.R.A.) program offers the following services for
Creating Outstanding, Blossoming and elementary and/or middle school age youth: Too Good For Violence (TGFV), Too Good For Drugs (TGFD), Plan For Success Monday to Middle School Youth; Elementary
39 Operation PAR Responsible Adolescents (COBRA) and Coping Power curricula. C/O Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only age youth N/A YES YES
Expanded IMPACT (InMate Participation & Accountability for Community Transition) provides prevention services to Monday to
40 Operation PAR Expanded IMPACT inmates remanded to the Pinellas County Jail. C/O Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only Inmates in the Pinellas County Jail 240 YES
Families at risk of losing children
and involved with FCP; Pregnant
Family Safety implements the Parenting Wisely curriculum to provide community-based parenting services to families alcoholics or addicts; Non-
identified as at-risk for substance abuse, poor decision making, abuse and neglect, criminal justice involvement, and Monday to Custodial parent seeking custody
41 Operation PAR Family Safety involvement with the child welfare system. C/O Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only or visiting rights; Individuals
The LiveFree! is Pinellas County's premier substance abuse prevention coalition. LiveFree! is an alliance of youth, parents,
schools, law enforcement, media, businesses, churches and community-based organizations committed to preventing alcohol Pinellas County Youth & Young
42 Operation PAR Live Free! and drug use among youth in Pinellas County. C/O Prevention Level I On-Site 7 Days a Week Adults N/A YES YES YES
Project Northland is an evidence-based prevention program designed to delay the age at which adolescents decide to begin Youth at Pinellas Secondary,
drinking, to reduce alcohol use among those already drinking and to limit the number of alcohol-related problems among young Monday to Lealman Intermediate and
43 Operation PAR Project Northland drinkers. C/O Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only Clearwater Intermediate N/A YES YES
Youth; Families with income at or
SunCoast Keep Kids Drug Free Prevention The SunCoast Keep Kids Drug Free Prevention Center offers technical assistance with coalition building, training on evidence- Monday to below 200% of the federal poverty
44 Operation PAR Center based prevention strategies and resource sharing in the SunCoast Region. C/O Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only level N/A YES YES YES
Young adult students attending
The Young Adult Prevention Program is a substance abuse prevention program targeting young adults (18-25 years of age). Monday to Eckerd College or University of
45 Operation PAR Young Adult Prevention (YAP) The program works with Colleges and Universities, identifying students in need of behavioral services. C/O Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Tampa N/A YES
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
reintergate depiquent/near-deliquent
girls into the community to live
46 PACE Center for Girls (Pinellas) DJJ Prevention Program Drop out prevention program for girls ages 12-8 successful lives C/O Prevention Level II On-Site 24 Hrs. Girls ages 12-18 55 YES YES
Providing gender-specific, evidenced Outpatient 80
Project Recovery Enhancement Program Twelve week outpatient model providing assessment and enrollment in project, treatment planning, individual and group based OP treatment / recovery Treatment and one Adult female probationers. per
47 Pinellas County Sheriff's Office (PREP) counseling, care coordination, re-assessment to determine progress achieved and linkages to support services. Reduce recidivism support to female probationers year of Aftercare community Cannot be incarcerated year Yes Yes
Improve public safety and support Outpatient 24 Hours
Twelve week lifeskills/outpatient substance abuse treatment program for male and female inmates at the Pinellas County Jail. successful re-integration/re-entry Treatment and one residential Adult male & female inmates at
48 Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Smart Choices Followed up by one year of aftercare. Reduce recidivism efforts for ex-offenders. year of Aftercare On-site. component the Pinellas County Jail 112 Yes Yes
To increase senior’s awareness of
To educate middle school children healthy living and dangers of
Suncoast Center for Community Mental The goal of the program is to help families enhance relationships, and build parental confidence in parenting skills to help and families on substance abuse abuse/misuse of medications and Monday to families in South PC with Middle
49 Health Children's Parenting Wisely Prevention reduce delinquency and substance use among children. prevention alcohol. SA Prevention Level II In-Home Friday Only School child in the home. 50 YES YES
To increase senior’s awareness of
To provide education and awareness healthy living and dangers of 10
Suncoast Center for Community Mental The Elder Adult Substance Abuse Prevention program is developed to heighten participant’s awareness of healthy living and of healthy living to seniors in abuse/misuse of medications and Monday to Adults 50 and above who reside in per
50 Health Get Connected Elder Prevention to increase participant’s understanding of the risks of substance misuse/abuse. Pinellas County. alcohol. SA Prevention Level I In-Home Friday Only Pinellas County. session YES
Suncoast Center for Community mental
51 Health Homeless Support (Host) Adult Intervention
Suncoast Center for Community Mental
52 Health,.Inc. Homeless Outreach Support Team
Suncoast Center for Community Mental
53 Health,.Inc. PATH Grant
The Alternatives Prevention Program serves 11-17 year old participants and guides them through Substance Abuse
54 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Youth Prevention Prevention, Life Skills, and Creative Arts.
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
1 Boley Centers, Inc. Outpatient Medical Department $285,618 $29,639 Medical 647 34th Avenue S St. Pete 33705
2 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Adult Medical Services $2,200,000 $837,200 $137,610 Medical 1437 so Belcher Rd Clearwater 33764
$2,485,618 $0 $0 $837,200 $0 $0 $0 $167,249 $0
11/10/2011 MEDICAL DRAFT
FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Provide the treatment and follow-up
Provides psychiatric services to Boley Centers' residential consumers. These services include psychiatric assessment and needed to reach psychiatric stability Medical/Psychiatri
1 Boley Centers, Inc. Outpatient Medical Department evaluation, medication management, stabilization and therapy on a regularly scheduled basis. and remain housed MH c Services On-Site 24 Hrs. SPMI YES
Provides psychiatric evaluations followed by continuous medication management. Psychotherapy is also available to Medical/Psychiatri
2 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Adult Medical Services individuals. Directions also provide staff to evaluate consumers for State Hospital Placement. MH c Services
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Bay Pines Veterans' Administration Medical
1 Center Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Emergency-Acute 10000 Bay Pines Blvd Bay Pines 33744
2 Manatee Glens Corporation Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Bradenton) Emergency-Acute
3 Mental Health Care, Inc. Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Tampa) Secondary Overflow Resource for Pinellas County Emergency-Acute
4 Morton Plant Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Emergency-Acute 300 Pinellas Street Clearwater 33756
5 Narconon Florida, Inc. New Life Adult Outpatient Detox Emergency-Acute 22079 US19 N Clearwater 33765
6 Operation PAR Inpatient Detox $1,759,847.00 $207,260 Emergency-Acute 6150 150th Ave N, Clearwater, Fl 33760
7 Operation PAR MAPS Clearwater $1,778,056 Emergency-Acute 6150 150th Ave N, Clearwater, Fl 33760
8 Operation PAR Outpatient Detox $196,926.00 Emergency-Acute 6150 150th Ave N, Clearwater 33760
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
9 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Pinellas Park) $1,586,950 $1,101,901 Emergency-Acute 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
10 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Crisis Response Team $164,089 $164,089 Emergency-Acute 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU & ES) - St. PCHHS funds may also underwrite the other PEMHS
11 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Petersburg $1,914,213 $1,071,670 $1,597,906 CSU programs Emergency-Acute 401 16th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
12 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) - Pinellas Park $5,544,230 $2,723,032 Emergency-Acute 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
13 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Emergency Services $660,364 $331,556 Emergency-Acute 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
14 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Family Emergency Treatment Center (FETC) $620,920 $3,000 $500,000 $95,160 PCHHS funds may also support Emergency Services. Emergency-Acute 426 15th Street North Saint Petersburg 33705
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health State-Wide Inpatient Psychiatric Program
15 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) (SIPP) (Pinellas Park) $3,560,993 Emergency-Acute 1614 Palm Way Largo 33771
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
16 St. Anthony's Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Emergency-Acute 1200 Seventh Ave St. Pete 33705
17 Sun Coast Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Emergency-Acute
State-Wide Inpatient Psychiatric Program
18 Tampa Bay Academy (SIPP) (Riverview) Emergency-Acute
The Harbor Behavioral Health Care Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) (New
19 Institute Port Richey) Emergency-Acute 8002 King Helie Blvd New Port Richey 34653
The Harbor Behavioral Health Care Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (New Port
20 Institute Richey) Emergency-Acute 8132 King Helie Blvd New Port Richey 34653
21 WestCare Turning Point $1,637,000 $167,000 Emergency-Acute 1801 Fifth Ave. North St Petersburg 33713
22 Windmoor Healthcare of Clearwater Inpatient Psychiatric Unit PRIVATELY FUNDED Emergency-Acute 11300 U. S. 19 North Clearwater 33764
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
23 Boley Centers, Inc. Outpatient Medical Department $285,618 $29,639 Medical 647 34th Avenue S St. Pete 33705
24 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Adult Medical Services $2,200,000 $837,200 $137,610 Medical 1437 so Belcher Rd Clearwater 33764
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Non-Emergency Tarpon
25 ACTS Pinellas Domiciliary $1,800,000 $221,067 $40,000 Residential 3575 Old Keystone Road Springs 34688
Non-Emergency
26 Alternative Treatment International Residential Treatment $100,000 $100,000 funds three ATI programs. Residential 300 S. Duncan Av Suite 263 Clearwater
Non-Emergency
27 Benedict Haven Benedict Haven $278,000 $8,000 $55,000 Residential 210 72nd Ave. N. St. Pete 33702
Non-Emergency
28 Boley Centers, Inc. Celia Hall $732,744 $732,744 Residential 815 7th Ave. S. St. Pete 33701
Non-Emergency
29 Boley Centers, Inc. Edna Stephens $440,337 $440,337 Residential 620 32nd Ave. S St. Pete 33705
Non-Emergency
30 Boley Centers, Inc. Markus Mittermayr $412,823 $412,823 Residential 4123 37th St. N. St. Pete 33714
Non-Emergency
31 Boley Centers, Inc. Martin Lott $583,032 $583,032 Residential 3537 5th Ave. N. St. Pete 33713
Non-Emergency
32 Boley Centers, Inc. Oaks Apartments $508,758 $25,000 $51,212 Residential 618 11 the Ave. S St. Pete 33701
Non-Emergency
33 Boley Centers, Inc. Owls Nest Apartments $416,734 $416,734 Residential 1147 16th St. N. St. Pete 33705
Non-Emergency
34 Boley Centers, Inc. Safe Haven Adult Intervention Program $776,085 $55,000 $30,000 Residential
Non-Emergency
35 Boley Centers, Inc. Wild Acres $424,290 $424,290 Residential 12809 Wild Acres Rd. Largo 33773
Non-Emergency
36 Bridges of America St. Petersburg Bridge Residential
Non-Emergency
37 Camelot Community Care Therapeutic Foster Care Residential
Non-Emergency
38 Carlton Manor, Inc. Therapeutic Group Home (St. Petersburg) $134,227 $180 per child per day Residential 35 Westwood Ter N St. Pete 33710
Non-Emergency
39 Center for Rational Living Residential
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Non-Emergency
40 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Community Partnership Residential Program Residential
Pinellas County Drug Court Residential Non-Emergency
41 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Program $182,500 Residential
Per PCHHS, program re-focused- only forensic pts in Non-Emergency
42 Gulf Coast Community Care Jail Diversion $43,630 com. - still aimed at Jail Diversion. Residential
Non-Emergency
43 Gulf Coast Community Care 66th Street Group Home $390,000 $390,000 Residential 3180 66th Street North St. Pete 33710
Non-Emergency
44 Gulf Coast Community Care Alternative Family Program $1,500,000 $1,500,000 Residential 14041 Icot Blvd. Clearwater 33760
Non-Emergency
45 Operation PAR Adolescent Residential Center $1,677,770 $448,936 Residential 6720 54th Ave N St Petersburg 33709
Non-Emergency
46 Operation PAR PAR Village $2,599,491 Residential 13800 66th St N Largo, FL 33771
Non-Emergency
47 Operation PAR Room and Board with Supervision Residential 6150 150th Ave N. Clearwater 33760
Non-Emergency
48 Operation PAR Therapeutic Community $3,816,545 Residential 13800 66th St N Largo, FL 33771
Non-Emergency
49 Sequel Sequel a.k.a. "Gift of Life" Residential
Non-Emergency
50 Tampa Bay Academy Therapeutic Group Home (Riverveiw) Residential
Non-Emergency
51 Tampa Crossroads Pinellas Forensic Residential Program $650,000 $167,648 Residential 460-3rd Street North St. Pete 33701
Non-Emergency
52 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Mustard Seed Inn Residential 5 $800,000 $64,067 Residential 2510 Central Ave St Petersburg 33712
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of Program Program
Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
PCHHS doesn't consider this a behavioral health Prevention-
53 2-1-1 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc. Helpline $27,500 $290,665 $325,000 program. Diversion
Youth, Adolescent and Adult Substance Prevention-
54 A Spiritual Change, Inc. Abuse Prevention Diversion
Clearwater Adolescent and Adult Aftercare Prevention-
55 BayCare Life Management Program Diversion 1100 Clearwater-Largo Road Largo 33770
Prevention- 500 Dr. Martin Luther King St.
56 BayCare Life Management St. Petersburg Adult Aftercare Diversion N., Suite 202 St. Pete 33705
Prevention-
57 Bridges of America St. Petersburg Bridge-Aftercare Program Diversion
Coalition for Safe and Drug Free St. Prevention-
58 Petersburg Diversion
Kid Connection - Prevention 1 & 2 (Various Prevention-
59 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Locations) Diversion
Prevention-
60 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. PATH Grant $102,000 $102,000 Funds are federal grant; pass through from DC&F Diversion
Prevention-
61 Family Resources Governor's Drug Free Program $62,549 Diversion 1615 Union Street Clearwater 33755
Prevention-
62 Family Resources Project Success $116,582 Diversion 1615 Union Street Clearwater 33755
Prevention-
63 Family Resources Runaway Youth Crisis Center (Clearwater) $649,780 $293,557 Diversion 1615 Union Street Clearwater 33755
Runaway Youth Crisis Center (North St. Prevention-
64 Family Resources Petersburg) $722,612 Diversion 3821 - 5th Ave, N. St. Pete 33710
Total amount of funding available by the DJJ. Prevention-
65 Family Service Centers Catalyst $207,843 $316,227 Funding is paid for filled slots only Diversion 2960 Roosevelt Blvd Clearwater 33760
Prevention-
66 Family Service Centers Childnet $699,295 $595,207 Diversion 901 Chestnut Street Suite E Clearwater 33756
Prevention-
67 Family Service Centers Family Counseling $274,937 Diversion 2960 Roosevelt Blvd Clearwater 33760
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Prevention-
68 Family Service Centers Healthy Families Pinellas $2,361,125 $5,744,074 Diversion 2960 Roosevelt Boulevard Clearwater 33760
Prevention-
69 Family Service Centers JSO $137,639 $126,080 Diversion 2960 Roosevelt Blvd Clearwater 33760
Provision of Counseling to caregivers >55 caring for Prevention-
70 Family Service Centers National Family Caregivers $50,407 grandchild Diversion
Prevention-
71 Focus One, Inc. Adolescent and Adult Aftercare Diversion
Prevention-
72 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Community Partnership Aftercare Program Diversion
Prevention-
73 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast DOC Work Release Aftercare Program Diversion
Prevention-
74 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Elder Education Prevention 1 Program $48,000 $48,000 Diversion 14041 Icot Blvd. Clearwater 33760
Funding for all locations of the violence prevention Prevention-
75 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Azalea Middle School) $100,000 $550,000 program. Diversion 7855 22nd Ave.N. St.Petersburg 33701
Violence Prevention (Bay Point Middle Prevention-
76 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) $50,000 Diversion 2151 62nd Ave. S. St.Petersburg 33712
Violence Prevention (John Hopkins Middle Prevention-
77 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) $50,000 Diversion 701 16th Street S. St.Petersburg 33705
Prevention-
78 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Kennedy Middle School) $50,000 Diversion 1660 Palmetto St. St.Petersburg 33755
Prevention-
79 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Largo Middle School) $50,000 Diversion 155 8th Ave. SE Largo 33771
Violence Prevention (Meadowlawn Middle Prevention-
80 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) $50,000 Diversion 6050 16th St. N. St. Pete 33703
Violence Prevention (Morgan Fitzergarld Prevention-
81 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Middle School) $50,000. Diversion 6410 118th Ave.N. Largo 33773
Violence Prevention (Oak Grove Middle Prevention-
82 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) $50,000 Diversion 1370 S. Belcher Rd. Clearwater 33764
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Violence Prevention (Pinellas Park Middle Prevention-
83 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) $50,000 Diversion 6940 70th Ave. Pinellas Park
Prevention-
84 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Tyrone Middle School) $50,000 Diversion 6421 22nd Ave. N. St. Pete 33710
Prevention-
85 Metropolitan Charities, Inc. METRO Adult Prevention Diversion
Prevention-
86 Operation PAR Access Center $245,865 Diversion 13800 66th Street North Largo 33771
Prevention-
87 Operation PAR Adult Gender Specific Aftercare $14,200 Diversion 13800 66th St N Largo 33771
Prevention-
88 Operation PAR ALPHA $586,043 $68,732 Diversion 6400 54th Ave N St. Pete 33709
Prevention-
89 Operation PAR COSA Adult Aftercare Program $1,011,854 $378,915 Diversion 2000 4th St S St. Pete 33705
Prevention-
90 Operation PAR COSA Strengthening Families $376,336 Diversion 2000 4th St S St. Pete 33705
Creating Outstanding, Blossoming and Prevention- 1900 Dr Martin Luther King Jr
91 Operation PAR Responsible Adolescents (COBRA) $237,519 Diversion Street S St. Pete 33705
Prevention-
92 Operation PAR Expanded IMPACT $46,951 Diversion 14500 49th St. North, Suite 135 Clearwater 33762
Prevention-
93 Operation PAR Family Safety $89,717 Diversion 1930 4th Street South St. Pete 33705
Prevention-
94 Operation PAR Live Free! $338,420 Diversion 6655 66th St N Pinellas Park 33781
Prevention-
95 Operation PAR Project Northland $65,000 Diversion 1900 9th Street South St. Pete 33705
SunCoast Keep Kids Drug Free Prevention Prevention-
96 Operation PAR Center $135,630 Diversion 6655 66th Street North Pinellas Park 33781
Prevention-
97 Operation PAR Young Adult Prevention (YAP) $79,519 Diversion 6655 66th St N Pinellas park 33781
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
Prevention-
98 PACE Center for Girls (Pinellas) DJJ Prevention Program Diversion 5540 Park Blvd Pinellas Park 33781
Project Recovery Enhancement Program Funded by SAMHSA Grant. Contracts clinical Prevention-
99 Pinellas County Sheriff's Office (PREP) $388,000 services with Operation PAR, Inc. Diversion 14400 49th Street North Clearwater 33762
Prevention-
100 Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Smart Choices $877,547 $877,547 Diversion 14400 49th Street North Clearwater 33762
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Prevention-
101 Health Children's Parenting Wisely Prevention $154,000 Diversion 1001 - 16th Street South St. Pete 33705
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Prevention-
102 Health Get Connected Elder Prevention $46,000 $50,677 Diversion 3822 Central Avenue St. Pete 33711
Suncoast Center for Community mental City of St. Pete has this program recorded as Prevention- HOST
103 Health Homeless Support (Host) Adult Intervention $18,000 Homeless Outreach Support Team (HOST) Diversion See Treatment O-Z
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Prevention-
104 Health,.Inc. Homeless Outreach Support Team Diversion HOST See Treatment O-Z
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Prevention-
105 Health,.Inc. PATH Grant Diversion HOST See Treatment O-Z
Prevention-
106 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Youth Prevention $59,696 Diversion St Petersburg
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
107 Aging Solutions Guardianship $21,454 Support-Recovery
Area Agency on Aging for Pasco-Pinellas,
108 Inc. Aging and Disability Resource Center Support-Recovery
109 Boley Centers, Inc. Life Enrichment Activities Program (LEAP) $772,901 Support-Recovery 647 31st Avenue N. St. Pete 33705
110 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. New Beginnings Recovery Center $10,000 $10,000 Support-Recovery
111 Family Resources, Inc. Transitional Living - Clearwater $450,000 Support-Recovery 1622 Turner Street Clearwater 33756
112 Family Resources, Inc. Transitional Living - St. Petersburg $433,000 $18,000 Support-Recovery 3821 - 5th Ave, N. St. Pete 33710
113 Metro Treatment of Florida, LP St. Petersburg Metro Treatment Center Support-Recovery
Suncoast Center for Community Mental
114 Health, Inc. Wellness and Recovery Center $358,000 $136,222 Support-Recovery 3800 Central Avenue St. Pete 33711
115 Van Gogh's Palette, Inc. Vincent House $500,000 $14,000 Support-Recovery 4801 78th Avenue Pinellas Park 33781
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
116 A Spiritiual Change, Inc. Adult and Youth Outpatient $34,000 Treatment 1402 N. MLK Ave Clearwater 33755
Affordable Counseling By Susan McMillan
117 LHMC CAP DUI Counseling Program (Indian Shores) Treatment
Affordable Counseling By Susan McMillan
118 LHMC CAP DUI Counseling Program (St. Petersburg) Treatment
119 Alternative Treatment Interational ATI AOP $100,000 funds three ATI programs. Treatment 300 S. Duncan Av Suite 263 Clearwater 33755
120 Alternative Treatment International (ATI) Adult IOP $100,000 funds three ATI programs. Treatment 300 S. Duncan Av Suite 263 Clearwater 33755
Clearwater Adolescent and Adult Outpatient
121 BayCare Behavioral Health Therapy Program Treatment 1100 Clearwater-Largo Road Largo 33770
Clearwater Adoloscent and Adult Intensive
122 BayCare Behavioral Health Outpatient Program Treatment 1100 Clearwater-Largo Road Largo 33770
Clearwater Adult (PHP) Partial
123 BayCare Behavioral Health Hospitalization Program Treatment 1100 Clearwater-Largo Road Largo 33770
Main Office
Harbor Comprehensive Children's Treatment Center
124 BayCare Behavioral Health Community Service Teams (CCST) Treatment 8132 King Helie Blvd. Community Based 34683
Life Management Clearwater
125 BayCare Behavioral Health Outpatient Therapy Program Treatment 1100 Clearwater-Largo Road Largo 33770
St. Peterburg Adult Outpatient Therapy 500 Dr. Martin Luther King St.
126 BayCare Behavioral Health Program Treatment N Suite 202 St. Pete 33705
St. Petersburg Adult (PHP) Partial 500 Dr. Martin Luther King St.
127 BayCare Behavioral Health Hospitalization Program Treatment N Suite 202 St. Pete 33705
St. Petersburg Adult Intensive Outpatient 500 Dr. Martin Luther King St.
128 BayCare Behavioral Health Program Treatment N Suite 202 St. Pete 33705
(HEP) Homeless Emergency Project Child:
Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Therapy,
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Case Management and Supported
129 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Employment Services Overlay Treatment 1120 North Betty Lane Clearwater 33755
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Harbor Homeless
130 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Emergency Project Case Management Treatment 1120 North Betty Lane Clearwater 33755
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Harbor Homeless
131 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Emergency Project Outpatient Therapy Treatment 1120 North Betty Lane Clearwater 33755
132 Boley Centers, Inc. Comprehensive Community Service Team $543,450 $1,600,000 Treatment 445 31st St. N St. Pete FL
133 Boley Centers, Inc. FACT $1,233,485 $1,254,400 Treatment 445 31st St. N St. Pete FL
Provides MH & SA tx for youth committed by circuit
134 Camelot Community Care Charles Britt Halfway House $149,695 court to program Treatment
Outpatient and School-Based Services
135 Camelot Community Care (Clearwater) Treatment
Outpatient Substance Abuse and Anger
136 Center for Rational Living Management Program $144,000 $12,000/month Treatment 18830 U.S. 19, Suite 336 Clearwater 33674
137 Chism Counseling Center Adult Outpatient Program Treatment
138 Chrysalis Center Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient and School-Based Services
139 Coastal Behavioral Health Care (Sarasota) Treatment
Provides MH & SA tx for youth committed by circuit
140 Consult Care Charles Britt Halfway House $149,695 court to program. Treatment
141 Directions for Mental Health Children's Outpatient $1,000,000 $27,300 $542,630 Treatment Belcher office
142 Directions for Mental Health Healthy Start Child and Adult Outpatient $151,000 Federal & Coalition Healthy Start combined Treatment Outreach
143 Directions for Mental Health STEP Adult Outpatient $836,000 Treatment Belcher office
144 Directions for Mental Health TANF Child and Adult Outpatient $107,000 $89,000 TANF funds; pass through from DC&F Treatment Belcher office and outreach
145 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Comprehensive Community Service Team $922,000 Treatment Blecher office and outreach
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
146 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Forensic Specialist Services Included in CCST Treatment
Outpatient and School-Based Services
147 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. (Clearwater) Unknown - in transition Treatment
Includes salary plus benefits for one part-time and 6451 126th Avenue North,
148 Eckerd Community Alternatives Behavioral Analysts $187,313 $187,313 two full-time behavioral analyst positions Treatment Suite 300 Largo 33773
149 Family Resources, Inc. Family Connect $475,000 Treatment 6798 Crosswinds Drive N. St. Pete 33710
150 Family Service Centers Rape Crisis Sexual Assult $743,411 $303,956 Treatment 2188 58th Street North Clearwater 33760
11681 49th Street North, Suite
151 Focus One, Inc. Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Pinellas public agency budget information not given Treatment 8 Clearwater 33762
152 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast DOC Work Release Outpatient Program Treatment
153 Gulf Coast Community Care Passport to Success Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas Counties Treatment 14041 Icot Blvd. Clearwater 33760
Adult Outpatient Program-66th Street Group
154 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Home Treatment
Brief Referral Intevention & Treatment for
155 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Elders (BRITE) Treatment 14041 Icot Blvd. Clearwater 33760
156 Gulf Coast Recovery Adult Outpatient Program Treatment
157 Gulfcoast Community Care Comprehensive Community Service Team $706,042 $706,042 Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas Counties Treatment 14041 Icot Blvd. Clearwater 33760
Outpatient and School-Based Services
158 Manatee Glens Corporation (Bradenton) Treatment
159 Mental Health Resource Center FACT $1,254,394 Treatment
160 Metropolitan Charities, Inc. Positive Choices Adult Outpatient Treatment
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
161 Narconon Florida, Inc. Life Repair Adult Outpatient Treatment 22079 US19 N Clerawater 33765
Outpatient and School-Based Services
162 Northside Mental Health Services, Inc. (Tampa) Treatment
163 Operation PAR Assessment Center $231,000 Treatment 13800 66th St N Largo, FL 33771
Bay Young Offender Re-Entry Program (Bay
164 Operation PAR Area YORP) $516,315 Treatment 6720 54th Avenue North St. Pete, FL 33709
165 Operation PAR Catalyst Clinical Trial $185,461 Treatment 13800 66th St N Largo, FL 33771
166 Operation PAR COSA Early Intervention Group $1,011,854 Treatment 2000 4th St S St. Pete, FL 33705
6150 150th Avenue North and Clearwater and St. 33760
167 Operation PAR COSA Outpatient Treatment $1,001,854 Treatment 2000 4th St S Pete 33705
168 Operation PAR Family Intervention Specialist $502,841 Treatment 6150 150th Avenue North Clearwater 33760
169 Operation PAR Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) Level 1 $443,608 $156,326 Treatment 6720 54th Avenue North St. Pete, FL 33709
170 Operation PAR Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) Level 2 $443,608 Treatment 6720 54th Avenue North St. Pete, FL 33709
171 Operation PAR MAPS Clearwater $1,778,056 Treatment 6150 150th Avenue North Clearwater 33760
McLin-Drug Court, Division N, Level II and
172 Operation PAR III AOP $619,819 Treatment 1900 Dr MLK Jr Street S St Petersburg, FL 33705
6150 150th Avenue North and Clearwater and St. 33760
173 Operation PAR OP Levels II and III, Adult Drug Court Div N $619,819 $242,750 Treatment 1900 Dr MLK Jr Street S Pete 33705
174 Operation PAR PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) $713,720 Treatment 7720 Washington Street Port Richey 34668
175 Operation PAR PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) $713,720 Treatment 7720 Washington Street Port Richey 34668
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
PAR Adolescent Recovery Intervention 401 East Martin Luther King Jr.
176 Operation PAR Services (PARIS) ACRA/ACC $303,344 Treatment Drive Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
177 Operation PAR Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC) $954,959 Treatment 14500 49th St N Clearwater 33762
Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC)
178 Operation PAR Community Enhancement Program $49,203 Treatment 14500 49th St N Clearwater 33762
179 Operation PAR Probuphine Clinical Trial Adult Outpatient $80,027 Treatment 13800 66th Street North Largo 33771
Salvation Army Educational Intervention 6150 150th Avenue North and Clearwater 33760
180 Operation PAR Program $40,000 Treatment 1900 9th Street S & St. Pete 33705
181 Operation PAR Women Intervention Specialist $126,648 Treatment 6150 150th Avenue North Clearwater 33760
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
182 Services, Inc. Children's Case Management $384,000 $384,000 Treatment 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health
183 Services, Inc. Children's Intervention $44,180 $44,180 Treatment 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Children's In-Home and On-Site; Children's
184 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Intervention see BNET Treatment 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #A Adult
185 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Intervention Program $93,178 Treatment 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #B Adult Intervention
186 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Program see above Treatment 11254 58th Street North Pinellas Park 33782
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #C Adult Intervention
187 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Program see above Treatment 401 16th Street North Saint Petersburg 33705
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Family Emergency Treatment Center - Youth
188 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) & Adult - Intervention see above Treatment 426 15th Street North Saint Petersburg 33705
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health N/A Program is part of SIPP/CAPP in
189 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Youth Intervention Program at CAPP Emergency/Acute Treatment 1614 Palm Way Largo 33771
Adolescent and Adult Outpatient (St.
190 Rational Steps Petersburg) Treatment
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
191 Rational Steps Adolscent and Adult Outpatient (Dunedin) Treatment
192 Rational Steps Adult Outpatient (Clearwater) Treatment
Solutions for Substance Abuse and
193 Behavioral Health Problems Adult Outpatient Program Treatment
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Cener for Community Mental App. 50% of total budget, Pinellas County funding services county home services
194 Health, Inc. Forensic FACT $1,438,957 $627,197 only. Treatment 3800 Central Avenue wide county wide
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Center for Community Mental services county home services
195 Health Adult Outpatient Program $2,681,019 $1,070,348 $303,780 Treatment 4024 Central Avenue wide county wide
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Children's Outpatient (includes Children's SA
196 Health OP & Intervention) $1,510,375 $842,534 Treatment component of Children's OP
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Center for Community Mental services county home services
197 Health Comprehensive Community Service Team $1,390,000 $657,727 Treatment 4024 Central Avenue wide county wide
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Foresnic Speicalist and Conditional Release services county home services
198 Health Case Management Services combined with CCST Treatment 4024 Central Avenue wide county wide
501 - 15th Avenue North
Suncoast Center for Community Mental 1735 Dr. M L K Jr. Street 33705
199 Health Homeless Support (Host) Adult Outpatient $487,055 $102,863 Treatment South, Ste 129 & 130 St. Pete 33701
Suncoast Center for Community Mental 1111 - 18th Avenue South
200 Health, Inc. Focused Outreach and Intervention Program $888,678 $821,646 Treatment Pinellas County Jail St. Pete 33705
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Center for Community Mental services county home services
201 Health, Inc. Forensic Intervention Program combined w/ CCST Treatment 4024 Central Avenue wide county wide
Suncoast Center for Community Mental 1111 - 18th Avenue South
202 Health, Inc. IPT Intervention Program Combined in Focused Outreach Treatment Pinellas County Jail St. Pete 33705
Suncoast Center for Community Mental
203 Health, Inc. Juvenile Outpaitent Level II $45,000 Treatment
* Provides in-home * Provides in-
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Outpatient and School-Based Services (St. services county home services
204 Health, Inc. Petersburg) $198,000 Treatment 4010 Central Avenue wide county wide
205 Sunrise Counseling Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Treatment
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Agency Program Name Program Budget AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS PCS Comment Service Domain Program Street City ZIP
South Pinellas County at 1735
DREAM Adolsescent Intervention and Out MLK St. So. St. Petersburg, Fl.
206 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Patient services South County $45,750 $45,000 Treatment 33705. St Petersburg 33705
North Pinellas County at 2650
DREAM Adolsescent Intervention and Enterprise Rd. Clearwater, Fl.
207 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Outpatient services North County combined budget with DREAM South County Treatment 33763 Clearwater 33763
North Pinellas County at 2650
Enterprise Rd. Clearwater, Fl.
208 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Drug Court AOP North combined budget with AOP S Treatment 33763 Clearwater 33763
South Pinellas County at 1735
Pevention level II $20,628 Prevention Level III $ MLK St. So. St. Petersburg, Fl.
209 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Drug Court AOP South $225,470 $242,750 204,842 Treatment 33705. St Petersburg 33705
South Pinellas County at 1735
MLK St. So. St. Petersburg, Fl.
210 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Federal Adult Outpatient South $32,472 Treatment 33705 St Petersburg 33705
South Pinellas County at 1735
MLK St. So. St. Petersburg, Fl.
211 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Fee-for-Service Adult Outpatient Treatment 33705 St Petersburg 33705
212 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Homeless Emergency-Project-Overlay Included in Turning point budget Treatment Clearwater
213 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Juvenile Outpatient North Included in the Dream program disription and budget Treatment
214 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Mustard Seed Inn-Overlay included in MSI residential budget Treatment 2510 Central Avenue St Ptersburg 33706
South Pinellas County at 1735
MLK St. So. St. Petersburg, Fl.
215 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Ryan White HIP AOP $142,239 Part A $48,409 MAI $93,830 Treatment 33705 St Petersburg 33706
Solid Rock Christian Recovery Centers-
216 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Overlay Treatment
included in Turning point budget- under emergency
217 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point Adult Case Management shelter Treatment
included in Turning point budget- under emergency
218 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point Adult Intervention shelter Treatment
included in Turning point budget- under emergency
219 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point CSAT Adult Outpatient shelter Treatment
220 Whitford-Thomas Group DUI Adult Outpatient Program Treatment 8800 49TH St N. Suite, 211 Pinellas Park 33771
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
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Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
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SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Bay Pines Veterans' Administration Medical Inpatient
1 Center Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Inpatient Baker Act facility. Acute Stabilization Treatment and Disposition MH Treatment on-site 24 Hours Eligible Veterans 31 YES YES
Crises
2 Manatee Glens Corporation Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Bradenton) Overflow for child welfare system and also has a secure facility for sexualized kids. MH Stabilization
Crises
3 Mental Health Care, Inc. Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Tampa) MH Stabilization
36
Crisis stabilization. Increase understanding of Adults
Individual/community safety. medication/treatment compliance, Inpatient 12
4 Morton Plant Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Inpatient Baker Act receiving facility. Return individual to baseline. disease management MH Treatment on-site 24 Hours Must be medically stable Peds YES YES YES YES YES
Seven Days a
5 Narconon Florida, Inc. New Life Adult Outpatient Detox Combination of nutrition, cardio exercise and sauna for adult SA detox Adult detoxification SA Detox-Outpatient on-site Week Adult substance abusers 25 YES YES
DD, CJ Clients / Probation, IV
Inpatient Detox provides a physical health screening, psychosocial assessment, medically monitored detoxification and Drug, Pregnant with drug, HIV+,
6 Operation PAR Inpatient Detox stabilization for individuals dependent on drugs and alcohol who meet the admission criteria. C/O Residential Detox on-site 24 Hours Homeless / Veterans YES YES
MAPS provides methadone maintenance, detoxification and counseling. The detoxification component of this program Opiate addicted individuals, HIV
provides Short Term (less than 30 days) and Long Term (less than 180 days) methadone detox, Buprenorphine Detox, Seven Days a positive individuals, and / or IV
7 Operation PAR MAPS Clearwater counseling, and medical services to opiate addicted clients. C/O Methadone Detox on-site Week Drug Users NA YES YES
Outpatient Detoxification services provide medically supervised outpatient detoxification services for individuals dependant Adults needing outpatient
on drugs or alcohol who meet admission criteria and who have been determined to not be in need of inpatient medical Seven Days a Detoxification from alcohol or
8 Operation PAR Outpatient Detox detoxification. C/O Detox-Outpatient on-site Week other drugs NA YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Provides brief, intensive services for children in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as Crises
9 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (Pinellas Park) individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis stabilization MH Stabilization on-site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 18 YES YES YES
Crises
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health The Crisis Response Team is a collaborative effort between Suncoast Center for Community Mental Health, Inc., Directions Services accessed to reduce risk of Support/Emergenc
10 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Crisis Response Team for Mental Health, Inc., and Personal Enrichment through Mental Health, Inc. (PEMHS). hospitalization or incarceration MH y Screening in-home 24 Hours At-risk for Baker Act YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU & ES) - St. Provides brief, intensive services for adults in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as Crises
11 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Petersburg individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis stabilization MH Stabilization on-site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 14 YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Provides brief, intensive services for adults in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as Crises
12 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) - Pinellas Park individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis stabilization MH Stabilization on-site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 60 YES YES
Crises
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Referral to appropriate, least Support/Emergenc
13 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Emergency Services Emergency Intake, Assessment & Referral restrictive level of care MH y Screening on-site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible YES YES YES YES YES
Crises
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Offers assistance to children, adolescents and adults with personal problems ranging from family and life adjustment Crisis stabilization & possible Support/Emergenc Seven Days a Urgent need of mental health
14 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Family Emergency Treatment Center (FETC) difficulties to stress reactions and mental illness screen out of hospitalization MH y Screening on-site Week services YES YES YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health State-Wide Inpatient Psychiatric Program Provides inpatient services for eligible children of all ages. The services are inpatient, intensive, and short term and designed Able to maintain functioning in the Inpatient Medicaid eligible children with
15 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) (SIPP) (Pinellas Park) for children with serious psychiatric symptoms. community MH Treatment on-site 24 Hours serious psychiatric needs 34 YES YES YES
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Crisis stabilization. Increase understanding of
Individual/community safety. medication/treatment compliance, Inpatient
16 St. Anthony's Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Inpatient Baker Act facility. Return individual to baseline. disease management MH Treatment on-site 24 Hours Must be medically stable 50 YES YES
Inpatient
17 Sun Coast Hospital Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Inpatient Baker Act facility. MH Treatment 21
State-Wide Inpatient Psychiatric Program Inpatient
18 Tampa Bay Academy (SIPP) (Riverview) MH Treatment
Crisis stabilization. Increase understanding of
The Harbor Behavioral Health Care Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) (New Individual/community safety. medication/treatment compliance, Inpatient
19 Institute Port Richey) Inpatient Baker Act designated receiving and crisis stabilization facility Return individual to baseline. disease management C/O Treatment on-site 24 Hours Must be medically stable 30 YES YES
Crisis stabilization. Increase understanding of
The Harbor Behavioral Health Care Children's Crises Unit (CSU) (New Port Individual/community safety. medication/treatment compliance, Inpatient
20 Institute Richey) Inpatient Baker Act designated receiving and crisis stabilization facility. Return individual to baseline. disease management C/O Treatment on-site 24 Hours Must be medically stable 16 YES YES YES
A Turning Point, an emergency intervention shelter and inebriate receiving facility, provides emergency intervention shelter Link to community resources, Crises adult male /females ; homeless;
services for homeless adults with substance abuse issues. The shelter is the only facility (in the local area) that accepts housing, mental health services, Support/Emergenc currently using drugs and or
21 WestCare Turning Point inebriated adults directly from the street. Abstinence from Substance use medical services C/O y Screening on-site 24 Hours alcohol; 84 YES YES
Stabilization and treatment on an
inpatient basis in a safe and Discharge plans to less restrictive Inpatient Adults with mental illness and/or
22 Windmoor Healthcare of Clearwater Inpatient Psychiatric Unit Inpatient Baker Act facility. Also accepts voluntary patients for mental health crisis stabilization. comfortable environment. community programs C/O Treatment on-site 24 Hours addiction disorders 100 YES YES
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Provide the treatment and follow-up
Provides psychiatric services to Boley Centers' residential consumers. These services include psychiatric assessment and needed to reach psychiatric stability Medical/Psychiatri
23 Boley Centers, Inc. Outpatient Medical Department evaluation, medication management, stabilization and therapy on a regularly scheduled basis. and remain housed MH c Services On-Site 24 Hrs. SPMI YES
Provides psychiatric evaluations followed by continuous medication management. Psychotherapy is also available to Medical/Psychiatri
24 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Adult Medical Services individuals. Directions also provide staff to evaluate consumers for State Hospital Placement. MH c Services
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1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
96
Level II non profit residential treatment facility, CARF accredited for individuals suffering from co-occurring disorders, Stabilization through medication licensed
substance abuse and/or mental health. The program provides integrated care based on best practices and the Minkoff CCISC management, abstinence from all Safe housing, meaningfull activities Residential Level Adults males and females 18 or 40
25 ACTS Pinellas Domiciliary model. non prescribed habit forming drugs once discharged from the program C/O II (SA) On-Site 24 Hours older funded YES YES
Day/Night
Treatment with
Community
26 Alternative Treatment International Residential Treatment Holistic residential therapy dealing with SA and psycho emotional disorders Abstinence from substances C/O Housing On-Site 24 Hours Adult substance abusers 18 YES YES
A nonprofit residential treatment facility dedicated to providing high quality long-term care for adults with severe and Prevent homeless & incarceration & Residential, Level
27 Benedict Haven Benedict Haven persistent mental illness who are in need of intensive structured care via 24 hour staff supervision. hospitalizations MH II (MH) On-Site 24 Hours SPMI Adults 8 YES
Restore competency for forensically People who have severe and
involved consumers who have Residential, Level persistent mental illness and
28 Boley Centers, Inc. Celia Hall Regular: Structured, supervised, group home setting with skills teaching, rehabilitation and treatment services. mental illness MH I (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week forensic involvement 20 YES
Keep people out of the hospital and Residential, Level People who have SPMI also may
29 Boley Centers, Inc. Edna Stephens Regular: Structured, supervised, group home setting with skills teaching, rehabilitation and treatment services. restore independent living skills MH I (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week have C/O SA 14 YES
Keep people out of the hospital and Residential, Level
30 Boley Centers, Inc. Markus Mittermayr Regular: Structured, supervised, group home setting with skills teaching, rehabilitation and treatment services. restore independent living skills MH I (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week People with SPMI 15 YES
Keep people out of the hospital and Residential, Level
31 Boley Centers, Inc. Martin Lott Regular. Structured, supervised, group home setting with skills teaching, rehabilitation and treatment services. restore independent living skills MH I (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week People with SPMI 14 YES
Promote recovery for people who
Supervised Apartments: provides an apartment setting with 24 hour staffing which allows consumers to learn and practice were previously homeless and who Residential, Level Homeless and have SPMI & C/o
32 Boley Centers, Inc. Oaks Apartments independent living skills in a supportive, supervised setting. have a mental illness MH III (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week SA 20 YES
The MISA Supervised Apartment Program is designed for individuals with dual problems of mental illness and Substance Promote recovery for people whop
Abuse (MISA). This program provides a supportive, supervised setting which allows consumers to learn and practice have mental illnesses and substance Residential, Level
33 Boley Centers, Inc. Owls Nest Apartments independent living skill abuse problems MH III (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week SPMI 20 YES
34 Boley Centers, Inc. Safe Haven Adult Intervention Program Group facilities with 24 hour staff and services, funded through HUD
Promote recovery for people who
have a mental illness and co- Residential, Level SPMI, c/o SA, some bed for
35 Boley Centers, Inc. Wild Acres Regular. Structured, supervised, group home setting with skills teaching, rehabilitation and treatment services. occurring substance abuse disorders MH I (MH) On-Site 7 Days a Week forensic 13 YES
36 Bridges of America St. Petersburg Bridge 0 0
37 Camelot Community Care Therapeutic Foster Care 0 0
males between 5 -16 with MH
Keep families unified and/or Residential, Level diagnosis & current acting out
38 Carlton Manor, Inc. Therapeutic Group Home (St. Petersburg) Community based non-secure residential program reunified MH I (MH) On-Site 24 Hours behavioral problems 9 YES YES
39 Center for Rational Living 0 0
DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY 11/10/2011
FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
40 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Community Partnership Residential Program
Pinellas County Drug Court Residential
41 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Program
Provides services for mentally ill offenders; providing community placements for non-violent inmates in the Pinellas County Residential, Level
42 Gulf Coast Community Care Jail Diversion Jail. Funded by the Department of Children and Families and Pinellas County Social Services. MH II (MH)
Adults SPMI, including c/o
The 66th Street Group Home is a Level II Residential Treatment Program for 16 Male and Female adults age 18 and over. Residential, Level SA/MH, forensic pop under F.S.
43 Gulf Coast Community Care 66th Street Group Home These consumers may have a history of serious mental illness as well as Alcohol/Drug abuse and mental health issues. Days in Community Days Worked MH I (MH) On-Site 24 Hours 916, priority III category 16 YES
Adults SPMI, including c/o
Provides therapeutic foster homes for adults with persistent mental illness (co-occurring SA/MH included), including persons Residential, Level SA/MH, forensic pop under F.S.
44 Gulf Coast Community Care Alternative Family Program involved in forensic system through FS 916 or priority III. Days in Community Days Worked MH II (MH) In-Home 24 Hours 916, priority III category 59 YES
The Adolescent Residential Center provides four to six month intensive residential treatment for substance-dependent youth Residential Level
45 Operation PAR Adolescent Residential Center between 12-17 years old with an average length of stay of five months. C/O II (SA) On-Site 24 Hours Youth 30 YES
70
women
PAR Village is a residential program providing services for pregnant or parenting addicted women who desire to have their Residential Level SA preg / child at risk, Homeless and 30
46 Operation PAR PAR Village children with them in treatment. C/O II (SA) On-Site 24 Hours women veterans, CJ, DD women children YES YES YES
Adults needing outpatient
Detoxification from alcohol or
other drugs, Clients diagnosed
Room and Board Services with Supervision provides a 24-hour, 7 day a week, three-meal per day operation to provide housing with co-occurring substance abuse
47 Operation PAR Room and Board with Supervision and meals to participants receiving treatment in Operation PAR’s Outpatient Detoxification program. C/O RespiteRespite On-Site 7 Days a Week and mental health disorders, 10 YES YES
Drug court offenders/Sixth
Judicial Circuit, HIV Positive
individuals, Criminal justice
The Therapeutic Community (TC) provides residential services for substance abusing males 18 years and older that may clients, Dually diagnosed
48 Operation PAR Therapeutic Community exhibit a wide range of anti-social and criminal behaviors as a result of their substance abuse. C/O Respite0 On-Site 24 Hours individuals, IV drug users, and 155 YES
49 Sequel Sequel
50 Tampa Bay Academy Therapeutic Group Home (Riverveiw)
RTF Level II, licensed by State of Fla. For substance abuse, mental health. Co-occurring capable. Licensed by AHCA for 22- Transition clients from Florida State Residential Level
51 Tampa Crossroads Pinellas Forensic Residential Program beds to provide residential treatment and counseling for adult men and women who are diagnosed with a mental illness. Hospital or diversion SA II (SA) On-Site 24 Hours SPMI 22 YES YES
MSI is a 73 bed Transitional housing facility , licensed by the Department of Children and Families as a residential level V
52 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Mustard Seed Inn Residential 5 treatment facility for adult men and women that have recently been homeless and that suffer from substance use disorders C/O RespiteRespite On-Site 24 Hours Homeless, adult, SA, C/o 73 YES
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
53 2-1-1 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc. Helpline
Youth, Adolescent and Adult Substance
54 A Spiritual Change, Inc. Abuse Prevention
Increase individual/family/support
Clearwater Adolescent and Adult Aftercare Aftercare provides ongoing support & counseling for individuals who have successfully completed a higher level of chemical Treatment is focused on middle- system knowledge of relaspe Monday to
55 BayCare Life Management Program dependency treatment. stage recovery issues prevention SA Aftercare On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES YES
Increase individual, family/support
Aftercare provides ongoing support & counseling for individuals who have successfully completed a higher level of chemical Treatment is focused on middle- system knowledge of relapse Monday to
56 BayCare Life Management St. Petersburg Adult Aftercare dependency treatment stage recovery issues prevention SA Aftercare On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
57 Bridges of America St. Petersburg Bridge-Aftercare Program
Coalition for Safe and Drug Free St.
58 Petersburg
Kid Connection - Prevention 1 & 2 (Various
59 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Locations)
Outreach services offered in locations where persons who are homeless tend to congregate, such as shelters, soup kitchen, and
drop-in center. Outreach workers provide screening and diagnostic services, and referrals are provided to health and screening
60 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. PATH Grant services, job training, educational services and housing.
Increased knowledge of dangers of Decrease in casual alcohol and drug Monday to
61 Family Resources Governor's Drug Free Program Prevention/education services to youth 10-17. substance abuse use SA Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only Middle school youth 500 YES
Decreased casual alcohol and drug Decreased favorable attitudes about Monday to
62 Family Resources Project Success Substance abuse education and assessment/referral to youth in alternative school settings. use substance abuse SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school youth 120 YES
Short-term residential care to runaway, troubled, homeless and in-crisis youth between the ages of 10 and 17. Includes Safe housing. Domestic violence Increased communication skills,
63 Family Resources Runaway Youth Crisis Center (Clearwater) assessment, planning, individual, group and family counseling, life skills educations intervention improved family relationships SA Prevention Level II On-Site 24 Hrs. Youth aged 10-17 12 YES YES
Runaway Youth Crisis Center (North St. Short-term residential care to runaway, troubled, homeless and in-crisis youth between the ages of 10 and 17. Includes Safe housing. Domestic violence Increased communication skills,
64 Family Resources Petersburg) assessment, planning, individual, group and family counseling, life skills educations intervention improved family relationships SA Prevention Level II On-Site 24 Hrs. Youth aged 10-17 12 YES YES
Intensive therapeutic services to youth with sexual behavior problems who have been charged with an offense. Includes group, To prevent sexual violence by Youth with Sexual Behavior
65 Family Service Centers Catalyst individual and family counseling several hours per week along with case management services juveniles Promote safe, healthy community MH Prevention Level II On-Site 24 Hrs. Problems Total YES
Prevent out of home placement of Business Hours Parent / guardian children ages 17
66 Family Service Centers Childnet Provides in home parenting support and counseling services as well as parenting support groups children/preservation of families MH Prevention Level II Only or below experiencing stress Total YES YES YES YES YES
Business Hours Families experiencing
67 Family Service Centers Family Counseling Family, indivdual and group counseling services for youth who have sexual behavior problems or are sexually reactive Empower and preserve families MH Prevention Level II Only stress/trauma Total YES YES YES YES YES
DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY 11/10/2011
FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Home visiting family support program in collaboration with 6 other community based organizations to support new and Enhance healthy development of
68 Family Service Centers Healthy Families Pinellas expectant parents Prevention of Child Maltreatment children MH Prevention Level II In-Home New and expectant parents Total YES YES YES
Provide education on healthy Business Hours Youth with Sexual Behavior
69 Family Service Centers JSO Family, indivdual and group counseling services for youth who have sexual behavior problems or are sexually reactive Prevent sexual violence by juveniles sexuality/boundaries MH Prevention Level II On-Site Only Problems/sexually reactive youth Total YES YES
70 Family Service Centers National Family Caregivers MH
71 Focus One, Inc. Adolescent and Adult Aftercare
72 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Community Partnership Aftercare Program
73 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast DOC Work Release Aftercare Program
Educate seniors in the community
Substance abuse community education focusing on the prevention of medication mismanagement and alcohol abuse among the about medication mismanagement Monday to
74 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Elder Education Prevention 1 Program elderly. Program serves more than 6,000 seniors annually in Pinellas and Pasco Counties. and alcohol and drug abuse. SA Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only Adults 60+ yrs. 500 + YES YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
75 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Azalea Middle School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (Bay Point Middle behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
76 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (John Hopkins Middle behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
77 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
78 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Kennedy Middle School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room
79 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Largo Middle School) intervention behavior SA
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (Meadowlawn Middle behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
80 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (Morgan Fitzergarld behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
81 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Middle School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle School aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (Oak Grove Middle behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
82 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle school aged children YES
DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY 11/10/2011
FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
Violence Prevention (Pinellas Park Middle behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room Monday to
83 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. School) intervention behavior SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle School aged children YES
The Violence Prevention Program is an evidence -based program in high-risk middle schools that reduces disruptive classroom
behaviors, disciplinary referrals for aggressive and violent behaviors, suspensions and expulsions through education and reduction of violent class room
84 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Violence Prevention (Tyrone Middle School) intervention behavior SA
Monday to
85 Metropolitan Charities, Inc. METRO Adult Prevention SA Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Middle School aged children YES
DCF Referred; Youth / Adult;
The Access Center provides a central point of access for individuals seeking services or information about substance abuse and Dually Diagnosed; Criminal
mental health services. Access Center Counselors provide callers in need of services an over the phone screening to determine Monday to Justice; Pregnant alcoholics or
86 Operation PAR Access Center their needs. C/O Outreach On-Site Friday Only addicts N/A YES YES YES
Adult Gender-Specific Aftercare services emphasize relapse prevention and are available to all adults who have completed an
Operation PAR treatment program. Adult Gender-Specific Aftercare is offered in group settings with men and women Monday to Dually Diagnosed; HIV Positive;
87 Operation PAR Adult Gender Specific Aftercare participating in group sessions with their own gender. C/O Aftercare On-Site Friday Only Criminal Justice clients 15 YES
At risk elementary youth referred
ALPHA, located at Blanton Elementary School, is a substance abuse prevention program for at-risk elementary school children Monday to from Pinellas County School
88 Operation PAR ALPHA in Pinellas County who are disruptive in class, socially withdrawn and/or are academic underachievers. C/O Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only System 60 YES
Families at risk of losing children
& involved with FCP; Pregnant
alcoholics or addicts; Non
The Cornerstone of Success and Achievement program (COSA) provides services for substance abusing pregnant and Monday to Custodial parent seeking custody
89 Operation PAR COSA Adult Aftercare Program parenting women with a history of substance abuse, whose infants and preschool children are often developmentally delayed. C/O Aftercare On-Site Friday Only or visiting rights; Dually N/A YES
Families at risk of losing
children & involved with FCP;
The Cornerstone of Success and Achievement (COSA) Strengthening Families Program (14 sessions) is offered on-site and in- Pregnant alcoholics or addicts;
home with parent, child and family education groups to clients with school aged children. Each session includes a parent Monday to Non-Custodial parent seeking
90 Operation PAR COSA Strengthening Families session, a child session and a family session. Families participate in 1 of 3 segments weekly. C/O Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only custody or visiting rights; Dually N/A YES
Creating Outstanding Blossoming & Responsible Adolescents (C.O.B.R.A.) program offers the following services for
Creating Outstanding, Blossoming and elementary and/or middle school age youth: Too Good For Violence (TGFV), Too Good For Drugs (TGFD), Plan For Success Monday to Middle School Youth; Elementary
91 Operation PAR Responsible Adolescents (COBRA) and Coping Power curricula. C/O Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only age youth N/A YES YES
Expanded IMPACT (InMate Participation & Accountability for Community Transition) provides prevention services to Monday to
92 Operation PAR Expanded IMPACT inmates remanded to the Pinellas County Jail. C/O Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only Inmates in the Pinellas County Jail 240 YES
Families at risk of losing children
and involved with FCP; Pregnant
Family Safety implements the Parenting Wisely curriculum to provide community-based parenting services to families alcoholics or addicts; Non-
identified as at-risk for substance abuse, poor decision making, abuse and neglect, criminal justice involvement, and Monday to Custodial parent seeking custody
93 Operation PAR Family Safety involvement with the child welfare system. C/O Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only or visiting rights; Individuals
The LiveFree! is Pinellas County's premier substance abuse prevention coalition. LiveFree! is an alliance of youth, parents,
schools, law enforcement, media, businesses, churches and community-based organizations committed to preventing alcohol Pinellas County Youth & Young
94 Operation PAR Live Free! and drug use among youth in Pinellas County. C/O Prevention Level I On-Site 7 Days a Week Adults N/A YES YES YES
Project Northland is an evidence-based prevention program designed to delay the age at which adolescents decide to begin Youth at Pinellas Secondary,
drinking, to reduce alcohol use among those already drinking and to limit the number of alcohol-related problems among young Monday to Lealman Intermediate and
95 Operation PAR Project Northland drinkers. C/O Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only Clearwater Intermediate N/A YES YES
Youth; Families with income at or
SunCoast Keep Kids Drug Free Prevention The SunCoast Keep Kids Drug Free Prevention Center offers technical assistance with coalition building, training on evidence- Monday to below 200% of the federal poverty
96 Operation PAR Center based prevention strategies and resource sharing in the SunCoast Region. C/O Prevention Level I On-Site Friday Only level N/A YES YES YES
Young adult students attending
The Young Adult Prevention Program is a substance abuse prevention program targeting young adults (18-25 years of age). Monday to Eckerd College or University of
97 Operation PAR Young Adult Prevention (YAP) The program works with Colleges and Universities, identifying students in need of behavioral services. C/O Prevention Level II On-Site Friday Only Tampa N/A YES
DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY 11/10/2011
FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
reintergate depiquent/near-deliquent
girls into the community to live
98 PACE Center for Girls (Pinellas) DJJ Prevention Program Drop out prevention program for girls ages 12-8 successful lives C/O Prevention Level II On-Site 24 Hrs. Girls ages 12-18 55 YES YES
Providing gender-specific, evidenced Outpatient 80
Project Recovery Enhancement Program Twelve week outpatient model providing assessment and enrollment in project, treatment planning, individual and group based OP treatment / recovery Treatment and one Adult female probationers. per
99 Pinellas County Sheriff's Office (PREP) counseling, care coordination, re-assessment to determine progress achieved and linkages to support services. Reduce recidivism support to female probationers year of Aftercare community Cannot be incarcerated year Yes Yes
Improve public safety and support Outpatient 24 Hours
Twelve week lifeskills/outpatient substance abuse treatment program for male and female inmates at the Pinellas County Jail. successful re-integration/re-entry Treatment and one residential Adult male & female inmates at
100 Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Smart Choices Followed up by one year of aftercare. Reduce recidivism efforts for ex-offenders. year of Aftercare On-site. component the Pinellas County Jail 112 Yes Yes
To increase senior’s awareness of
To educate middle school children healthy living and dangers of
Suncoast Center for Community Mental The goal of the program is to help families enhance relationships, and build parental confidence in parenting skills to help and families on substance abuse abuse/misuse of medications and Monday to families in South PC with Middle
101 Health Children's Parenting Wisely Prevention reduce delinquency and substance use among children. prevention alcohol. SA Prevention Level II In-Home Friday Only School child in the home. 50 YES YES
To increase senior’s awareness of
To provide education and awareness healthy living and dangers of 10
Suncoast Center for Community Mental The Elder Adult Substance Abuse Prevention program is developed to heighten participant’s awareness of healthy living and of healthy living to seniors in abuse/misuse of medications and Monday to Adults 50 and above who reside in per
102 Health Get Connected Elder Prevention to increase participant’s understanding of the risks of substance misuse/abuse. Pinellas County. alcohol. SA Prevention Level I In-Home Friday Only Pinellas County. session YES
Suncoast Center for Community mental
103 Health Homeless Support (Host) Adult Intervention
Suncoast Center for Community Mental
104 Health,.Inc. Homeless Outreach Support Team
Suncoast Center for Community Mental
105 Health,.Inc. PATH Grant
The Alternatives Prevention Program serves 11-17 year old participants and guides them through Substance Abuse
106 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Youth Prevention Prevention, Life Skills, and Creative Arts.
DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY 11/10/2011
FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
107 Aging Solutions Guardianship
Area Agency on Aging for Pasco-Pinellas, The local Area Agency on Aging (ADRC) provides adults over the age of 18 that suffer from long term and persistent mental Information and
108 Inc. Aging and Disability Resource Center illness with information and referral to local mental health resources in Pinellas County through telephone service. MH Referral
Day/Night
LEAP is a psychosocial rehabilitation program that provides skills training classes and activities for consumers needing to Provide psycho-social education and Clubhouse Monday to
109 Boley Centers, Inc. Life Enrichment Activities Program (LEAP) improve their skills and functioning levels in order to lead productive lives within the community. pre-vocational training MH Services On-Site Friday Only People with SPMI YES
Day/Night
Offers the opportunity for consumers of mental health services to connect and reconnect with society and to build skills that Clubhouse
110 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. New Beginnings Recovery Center can be used in every day activities of living that promote independent living. MH Services
Residential program for youth aging out of the foster care system. Provides counseling, life skills, assistance with job and Attainment of life skills necessary Emotional adjustment, substance Transitional Youth 16-17 aging out of foster
111 Family Resources, Inc. Transitional Living - Clearwater housing search, budgeting, educational support. for independent living free lifesyle C/O Living (SA) In-Home 24 Hours care 12 YES
Residential program for youth aging out of the foster care system. Provides counseling, life skills, assistance with job and Attainment of life skills necessary Emotional adjustment, substance Transitional Youth 16-17 aging out of foster
112 Family Resources, Inc. Transitional Living - St. Petersburg housing search, budgeting, educational support. for independent living free lifesyle C/O Living (SA) In-Home 24 Hours care 12 YES
113 Metro Treatment of Florida, LP St. Petersburg Metro Treatment Center SA
Wellness Center staff to improve
The Wellness and Recovery Center will be open to anyone recovering from a mental illness. The Center is designed as a client- access to resiliency and recovery
Suncoast Center for Community Mental driven, client-supported program that will promote recovery and resiliency, alleviate stigma, increase valuable networks and Increase the use of recovery services services in the community adults Day/Night Drop- Adults with a mild to severe
114 Health, Inc. Wellness and Recovery Center relationships, and enlist meaningful use of time. to Wellness Center members with SPMI C/O In Services On-Site 7 Days a Week mental illness 35 YES YES
Get people to move forward and Day/Night
Vincent House is a vocational and social recovery program for adults living with severe and persistent mental illnesses. This connect people with work in the Clubhouse Monday to servere and persistent mental
115 Van Gogh's Palette, Inc. Vincent House program is based on the Clubhouse Model and is certified by the International Center for Clubhouse Development (ICCD). community MH Services On-Site Friday Only illness 55 YES YES
DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY 11/10/2011
FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Variety of services; outpatient sa for youth and adults; prevention and outpatient sa counseling services for youth and adults; To enhance the quality of life for Monday to Individuals with sa issues;
116 A Spiritiual Change, Inc. Adult and Youth Outpatient partner with the urban league for job training and resume preparation; kinship care support pinellas county residence SA Intervention On-Site Friday Only referrals, mandates, etc. 13-50 YES YES YES
Affordable Counseling By Susan McMillan
117 LHMC CAP DUI Counseling Program (Indian Shores)
Affordable Counseling By Susan McMillan
118 LHMC CAP DUI Counseling Program (St. Petersburg)
Outpatient Monday to
119 Alternative Treatment Interational ATI AOP Holistic out patient thearpy dealing with SA and psychoemotional disorders Abstinence from substances C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Adult substance abusers 10 YES YES
Intensive Monday to
120 Alternative Treatment International (ATI) Adult IOP Holistic intensive out patient thearpy dealing with SA and psychoemotional disorders Abstinence from substances C/O Outpatient On-Site Friday Only Adult substance abusers 10 YES YES
Clearwater Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Increase individual/family Reduction in alcohol use, increase in Outpatient Monday to
121 BayCare Behavioral Health Therapy Program Services include crisis assessment, individual, family and marital therapy. functioning treatment compliance C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES YES
For adolescents/adults experiencing behavioral health issues such as depression, anxiety, family, school, stress, grief/loss,
Clearwater Adoloscent and Adult Intensive relationships, work, crisis issues & substance abuse. IOP is designed for those who need a more intensive LOC then In-pt step-down or offerred to help Increase knowledge of co-occurring Intensive Monday to
122 BayCare Behavioral Health Outpatient Program traditional outpatient therapy can provide. avoid in-pt psychiatric stay. treatment issues C/O Outpatient On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES YES
Stabilize presenting behavioral
health issues/crisis. Increase knowledge of risks of non-
Clearwater Adult (PHP) Partial Designed for adults who need a more intensive level of treatment than individual or IOP therapy can provide. Without this Medication/disease education and medication/treatment complaince. Outpatient Monday to
123 BayCare Behavioral Health Hospitalization Program level of care the individual is at risk of re-hospitalization or hospitalization. management. Help individual return to baseline. MH (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
Harbor Comprehensive CCST provides comprehensive resiliency services built upon principles and practices that fully support the ability of the youth Increase individual/family The re-establishment of protective Outpatient Children with SED / ED & their
124 BayCare Behavioral Health Community Service Teams (CCST) and family to develop protective factors in order to reduce risk factors. functioning factors for the youth and the family. MH (Community) families
Life Management Clearwater Increase individual/family Reduction in alcohol use, increase in Intensive Monday to
125 BayCare Behavioral Health Outpatient Therapy Program Services include crisis assessment, individual, group, family therapy and medical services. functioning treatment compliance C/O Outpatient On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
St. Peterburg Adult Outpatient Therapy Increase individual/family Reduction in alcohol use, increase in Outpatient Monday to
126 BayCare Behavioral Health Program Services include crisis assessment, individual, family and marital therapy. functioning treatment compliance C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
Increase knowledge of risks of non-
St. Petersburg Adult (PHP) Partial Stabilize presenting behavioral medication/treatment complaince. Outpatient Monday to
127 BayCare Behavioral Health Hospitalization Program Designed for adults who need a more intensive level of treatment than individual or IOP therapy can provide. health issues/crisis. Help individual return to baseline. MH (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
For adults experiencing behavioral health issues such as depression, anxiety, family, school, stress, grief/loss, relationships,
St. Petersburg Adult Intensive Outpatient work, crisis issues & substance abuse. IOP is designed for those who need a more intensive LOC then traditional outpatient Inpt step-down or offerred to help Increase knowledge of co-occurring Intensive Monday to
128 BayCare Behavioral Health Program therapy can provide. avoid inpt psychiatric stay. treatment issues. C/O Outpatient On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
(HEP) Homeless Emergency Project Child:
Adolescent and Adult Outpatient Therapy, Increase individual/family
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Case Management and Supported functioning. Assist individuals with Individual/family/employment/housi Outpatient Monday to
129 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Employment Services Overlay Services include crisis assessment, individual, family and marital therapy. Case management, supportive employment services obtaining employment ng/edu-cation stabilization. MH (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions
Individual/family/education
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Harbor Homeless Increase individual/family stabilization. Increase in treatment
130 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Emergency Project Case Management Services include case management. functioning. compliance MH Case Management In-Home 7 Days a Week No target population restrictions YES YES
DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY 11/10/2011
FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Increase individual/family Individual/family/education
BayCare Behavioral Health-Harbor Harbor Homeless functioning. Assist individuals with stabilization. Increase in treatment Outpatient Monday to
131 Behavioral Health Care Institute, Inc Emergency Project Outpatient Therapy Services include crisis assessment, individual, family and marital therapy. obtaining employment compliance MH (Community) On-Site Friday Only No target population restrictions YES YES
Three teams providing services to 100 persons per team. The following is a list of services that the consumer is offered: Provide the services and supports
vocational services, supported employment, supported housing, mental health, rehabilitation activities, case management, and individuals need to maintain stability
132 Boley Centers, Inc. Comprehensive Community Service Team use of personal coaches (peer staff) and obtain recovery
Multidisciplinary team designed to work intensively with a small caseload of persons who have severe and persistent mental Provide the services and supports
illnesses. Services are provided 24-hours a day, seven days a week, in the community where persons served can live, work and individuals need to maintain stability
133 Boley Centers, Inc. FACT socialize. and obtain recovery
134 Camelot Community Care Charles Britt Halfway House
Outpatient and School-Based Services Community assessment and intervention, school-based services, case management, community-based care, outpatient services
135 Camelot Community Care (Clearwater) and family emergency treatment center.
Outpatient Substance Abuse and Anger Provide intensive and traditional sa treatment which takes the place as individual and group therapy; provide anger Help individuals to attain life's goals Outpatient Monday to any individual abusing and dealing
136 Center for Rational Living Management Program management in a harm reduction angle. SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only with anger management YES YES
137 Chism Counseling Center Adult Outpatient Program
Three teams providing services to 100 persons per team. The following is a list of services that the consumer is offered:
vocational services, supported employment, supported housing, mental health, rehabilitation activities, case management, and
138 Chrysalis Center Adolescent and Adult Outpatient use of
Outpatient and School-Based Services
139 Coastal Behavioral Health Care (Sarasota) Outpatient treatment, early childhood services, parenting education, case management and TANF Program.
Intensive team. The following is a list of services that the consumer is offered: vocational services, supported employment,
140 Consult Care Charles Britt Halfway House supported housing, mental health, rehabilitation activities, case management, and use of personal coaches (peer staff).
Outpatient Monday to
141 Directions for Mental Health Children's Outpatient Three teams in each county (1 Pasco, 1 Hillsborough and 1 Pinellas). Pinellas team = 100 clients. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only
Forensic. Acts in a liaison capacity between the mental health and legal systems for consumers who have been adjudicated ITP Outpatient Monday to
142 Directions for Mental Health Healthy Start Child and Adult Outpatient or NGI under Chapter 916, F.S. C/O (Community) In-Home Friday Only
Forensic. The Conditional Release Case Managers serve individuals adjudicated Monday to
143 Directions for Mental Health STEP Adult Outpatient Incompetent to Proceed (ITP) to trial, or Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGI). C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only
Outpatient Monday to
144 Directions for Mental Health TANF Child and Adult Outpatient C/O (Community) In-Home Friday Only
Four Role Recovery teams provide services for 450 adults, including targeted case management, intensive case management
145 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Comprehensive Community Service Team (ARMS), &Supportive Living/Employment. C/O Case Management In-Home 7 Days a Week
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Forensic. Acts in a liaison capacity between the mental health and legal systems for consumers who have been adjudicated ITP
146 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. Forensic Specialist Services or NGI under Chapter 916, F.S. MH Case Management
Outpatient and School-Based Services Outpatient
147 Directions for Mental Health, Inc. (Clearwater) Family support and advocacy. MH (Community)
ECA funds one part-time and two full-time behavioral analyst positions that provide training and support to our foster parents Youth in licensed foster care;
and youth in licensed foster care with a focused effort on foster parent training, in-home support and work with our runaway Build skills for redirecting child's Intervention; On-Site and In- M-F; some licensed foster parents and group
148 Eckerd Community Alternatives Behavioral Analysts youth population. behavior MH Training Home weekends care providers N/A YES YES YES YES YES
In-Home support for substance-abusing or HIV+ families. Case management, brief counseling, assessment, substance abusing Prevention of our-of-home Reduction in substance abusing Monday to Substance abusing and/or HIV+
149 Family Resources, Inc. Family Connect counseling. placement behavior SA Intervention In-Home Friday Only families 40 YES YES YES YES YES
Rape Crisis 24 hour hotline, crisis intervention, individual group and family therapy for child/adolescent/adult sexual abuse
and sexual assault, provide primary prevention education regarding sexual violence to schools/community Increase knowledge of sexual Outpatient
150 Family Service Centers Rape Crisis Sexual Assult agencies/organizations. reduce trauma symptoms violence MH (Community) On-Site 24 Hours children, adolescents and adults Total YES YES YES YES YES
Team provides services/supports in three major areas, each with important roles to play in achieving personal recovery: To decrease a person's dependence Outpatient Monday to Any person with a drug or alcohol
151 Focus One, Inc. Adolescent and Adult Outpatient treatment, rehabilitation, support. on drugs and alcohol C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only dependence; no age range varies
Provides highly individualized, long-term, intensive, assertive community treatment that includes community-based treatment,
152 Goodwill Industries-Suncoast DOC Work Release Outpatient Program rehabilitation, and support services.
A re-entry/diversion program for offenders with mental health issues. Referrals are accepted from the community that are on
probation (or Department of Corrections) supervision and those awaiting release or recently released from State of Florida To assist individuals with a smooth counseling for participants and General offenders with mental health
153 Gulf Coast Community Care Passport to Success Correctional Institution transition back into the community family members C/O Intervention In-Home 7 Days a Week issues 250
Adult Outpatient Program-66th Street Group Outpatient
154 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Home SA (Community) YES
program provides short-term
intervention for elders with alcohol
Brief Referral Intevention & Treatment for Statewide pilot research study that provides specialized intevention services for seniors 60 and older in Pinellas County who and other drug problems in Pinellas Monday to
155 Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services, Inc. Elders (BRITE) might be at high risk of medication misuse and or alcohol abuse. County. Non Medical in home counseling SA Intervention In-Home Friday Only Seniors age 60 and over YES
Outpatient
156 Gulf Coast Recovery Adult Outpatient Program SA (Community)
SPMI, c/o MH/SA, individuals
Three teams in each county (1 Pasco, 1 Hillsborough and 1 Pinellas). Pinellas team = 100 clients. Provide wrap around Monday to who meet Forensic 916 and
157 Gulfcoast Community Care Comprehensive Community Service Team services to consumers in the areas of mental health, counseling, case management, and supported housing. Community Days Days worked MH Intervention In-Home Friday Only Priortiy III. YES
Outpatient and School-Based Services
158 Manatee Glens Corporation (Bradenton) Family emergency treatment center, case management, outpatient and outreach, and Baker Act central intake.
Team provides services/supports in three major areas, each with important roles to play in achieving personal recovery:
159 Mental Health Resource Center FACT treatment, rehabilitation, support.
160 Metropolitan Charities, Inc. Positive Choices Adult Outpatient
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Help the functioning addict relearn
better choises and live a drug free Outpatient Monday to Functioning adult SA who have
161 Narconon Florida, Inc. Life Repair Adult Outpatient Seven courses taught in a classroom setting designed to help the functioning addict make better life choices life SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only been detoxed 20 YES YES
Outpatient and School-Based Services
162 Northside Mental Health Services, Inc. (Tampa) Baker Act central intake and Behavioral Health Network (BNET).
DCF Referred, Youth, DD, DJJ
The Assessment Center provides an evidenced based standardized assessment to individuals referred to Operation PAR or Outpatient Monday to Inv, Office of SA & Drug Court
163 Operation PAR Assessment Center those seeking services at the agency. The GAIN-Core is utilized as the assessment tool. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Referred NA YES YES YES
The Bay Area Young Offender Reentry Program (YORP) is designed to reduce the rates of relapse and recidivism in youth
Bay Young Offender Re-Entry Program (Bay reentering the community following release from residential programs by providing a comprehensive care focused on family Outpatient DJJ Conditional Release and
164 Operation PAR Area YORP) reintegration and self-sufficiency for substance abusing youth ages 14-18. C/O (Community) In-Home 7 Days a Week Commitment Youth YES
Clients will receive one hour of individualized cognitive behavioral therapy each week using the Therapeutic Education System Outpatient Monday to
165 Operation PAR Catalyst Clinical Trial (TES), a computerized psycho-educational tool. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Cocaine Dependent Adults 9 YES
Family FCP, Pregnant with drug,
The Cornerstone of Success and Achievement program provides services for substance abusing pregnant and parenting women Monday to Women seeking reunification, DD,
166 Operation PAR COSA Early Intervention Group with a history of substance abuse, whose infants and preschool children are often developmentally delayed. C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only HIV+, IV drug, TANF NA YES
Family FCP, Pregnant with drug,
The Cornerstone of Success and Achievement program provides services for substance abusing pregnant and parenting women Outpatient Monday to Women seeking reunification, DD,
167 Operation PAR COSA Outpatient Treatment with a history of substance abuse, whose infants and preschool children are often developmentally delayed. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only HIV+, IV drug, TANF NA YES
Family Intervention Specialist (FIS) works with families who have lost or are at risk of losing custody of their children due to Monday to Families at risk of losing custody
168 Operation PAR Family Intervention Specialist parental substance use. C/O Case Management In-Home Friday Only of children NA YES
Youth, Preg adol, IV drug, c/o,
Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) level 1 provides services for children and adolescents whose substance abuse problems are Outpatient Monday to DJJ, PC School and Juvenile Drug
169 Operation PAR Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) Level 1 not severe enough to require Level 2 outpatient treatment. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Court NA YES
Youth, Pregnant adolescents, IV
Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) Level 2 is an outpatient program providing therapy for youth who do not require Outpatient Monday to drug users, c/o, DJJ Involved
170 Operation PAR Juvenile Outpatient Program (JOP) Level 2 residential services but who require an increased level of care from JOP Level 1. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only youth NA YES
Medication Assisted Patient Service programs (MAPS) provide methadone maintenance, detox, counseling and medical Opiate addicted individuals, HIV
services, including HIV risk assessment to opiate-addicted clients. The client should show up at the clinic between 7am-10am positive individuals, IV Drug
171 Operation PAR MAPS Clearwater to request a pre-intake. C/O Methadone On-Site 7 Days a Week Users, and / or Pregnant women NA YES
Drug Court Division N, Level II & III is a level of substance abuse treatment for offenders who are in need of a structured Criminal Justice Clients/Felony
McLin-Drug Court, Division N, Level II and environment and assistance to deal with their substance abuse problem, but who are not in need of residential treatment or Outpatient Monday to Probation and Drug Court
172 Operation PAR III AOP prison confinement. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Referrals NA YES
Drug Court Division N, Level II and III is a level of substance abuse treatment for offenders who are in need of a structured
environment and assistance to deal with their substance abuse problem, but who are not in need of residential treatment or Outpatient Monday to CJ Clients/ Felony Probation /
173 Operation PAR OP Levels II and III, Adult Drug Court Div N prison confinement. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Adult Drug Court Level II & III NA YES
Juveniles referred from Drug
PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) provides substance abuse, mental health, and intervention services for youth 10 - Monday to Court, Pasco JAC, DJJ and law
174 Operation PAR PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) 17 years old and their families. C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only enforcement referrals YES YES
provides SA, MH, and intervention services for youth 10 - 17 years old and their families. The Dept. of Juvenile Justice, Youth , Department of Juvenile
courts, schools and other social service agencies refer youth to the program if they are at-risk to use or are currently using Justice involved, and Dually
175 Operation PAR PAR Adolescent Intervention Center (PAIC) substances, behavioral or mental health problems in any psychosocial domain. C/O diagnosed youth NA
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
PAR Adolescent Recovery Intervention PAR Adolescent Recovery Intervention Services (PARIS) / ACRA / ACC is a partnership with Citizens Alliance for Progress, Monday to Youth with substance abuse and
176 Operation PAR Services (PARIS) ACRA/ACC housed in the Union Academy Family Center in Tarpon Springs. C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only mental health problems 16 YES
Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC) is a centralized processing facility for youths who are arrested by area law DJJ Involved; CINS/FINS Youth;
enforcement. The PJAC is considered a one-stop-shop for screening, accessing and processing youths who are involved with Arrested youth; Pregnant SA;
177 Operation PAR Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC) the juvenile justice system. C/O Intervention On-Site 24 Hours Runaways; SA & MH N/A YES YES
DJJ Involved; CINS/FINS Youth;
Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center (PJAC) The PJAC Community Enhancements program interacts with families of youth in crisis to facilitate appropriate services based Monday to Arrested youth; Pregnant SA;
178 Operation PAR Community Enhancement Program on individual need. C/O Case Management On-Site Friday Only Runaways; SA & MH N/A YES YES
Opiate dependant clients are treated through daily doses of methadone dispensed at Operation PAR's Medication Assisted
Patient Services (MAPS) programs. The purpose of the study is to determine whether Probuphine implants are successful in Outpatient Business Hours Opiate Dependent Adult
179 Operation PAR Probuphine Clinical Trial Adult Outpatient treating patients with opioid dependence. C/O (Community) On-Site Only Substance Abusers N/A YES
Salvation Army Educational Intervention Salvation Army Educational Intervention Program offers intervention services to Salvation Army Misdemeanor probationers Monday to Misdemeanor Probationers,
180 Operation PAR Program who do not meet criteria for more intensive services such as outpatient treatment. C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only Criminal Justice clients NA YES
The Women's Intervention Specialists participate on the multi-disciplinary team of Healthy Families Plus. The Healthy Pregnant and interconceptional
Families Plus assign the Women's Intervention Specialists to conduct substance abuse screenings for pregnant women and Monday to clients with current substance
181 Operation PAR Women Intervention Specialist families with substance-exposed newborns, C/O Case Management On-Site Friday Only abuse or at risk YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Monday to
182 Services, Inc. Children's Case Management Case management and in-home counseling to youth enrolled in Florida KidCare programs Improved family functioning MH Case Management In-Home Friday Only Youth enrolled in Florida KidCare YES YES YES
Provides a short-term crisis support, service planning and linkage with outreach and other indicated services for up to 3-6
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health months. This service specifically targets those youths at risk with behavioral/mental health issues that without intervention Crisis stabilization & decreased risk Monday to
183 Services, Inc. Children's Intervention could qualify or need a higher level of care if not closely monitored. of hospitalization MH Intervention In-Home Friday Only Children at-risk for Baker Act YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Children's In-Home and On-Site; Children's Outpatient Monday to
184 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Intervention Case management and in-home counseling to youth enrolled in Florida KidCare programs Improved family functioning MH (Community) In-Home Friday Only Youth enrolled in Florida KidCare YES YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #A Adult Provides brief, intensive services for adults in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as
185 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Intervention Program individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis Stabilization SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 30 YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #B Adult Intervention Provides brief, intensive services for adults in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as
186 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Program individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis Stabilization SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 30 YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Unit #C Adult Intervention Provides brief, intensive services for adults in crisis that include diagnoses, medication, and health education as well as
187 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Program individual and group therapies, recreation activities and discharge planning. Crisis Stabilization SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours Baker Act eligible 14 YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Family Emergency Treatment Center - Youth Offers assistance to children, adolescents and adults with personal problems ranging from family and life adjustment Crisis stabilization & decreased risk Urgent need of mental health
188 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) & Adult - Intervention difficulties to stress reactions and mental illness of hospitalization SA Intervention On-Site 7 Days a Week services YES YES
Personal Enrichment through Mental Health Provides inpatient services for eligible children of all ages. The services are inpatient, intensive, and short term and designed Able to maintain functioning in the Medicaid eligible children with
189 Services, Inc. (PEMHS) Youth Intervention Program at CAPP for children with serious psychiatric symptoms. community SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours serious psychiatric needs 34 YES YES
Adolescent and Adult Outpatient (St.
190 Rational Steps Petersburg)
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
191 Rational Steps Adolscent and Adult Outpatient (Dunedin)
192 Rational Steps Adult Outpatient (Clearwater)
Solutions for Substance Abuse and
193 Behavioral Health Problems Adult Outpatient Program
Individuals enrolled on the Forensic
FACT Team will receive treatment, Adults over the age of 18 who are
Provides highly individualized, long-term, intensive, assertive community treatment that includes community-based treatment, rehabilitation and support services Forensic FACT clients will not have Florida Assertive diagnosed with a SPMI valid
Suncoast Cener for Community Mental rehabilitation, and support services. Services are provided to adults over the age of 18 who are diagnosed with a mental illness which are person-centered and recidivism into the criminal justice Community Chapter 916, conditional release
194 Health, Inc. Forensic FACT and have a valid Chapter 916, Florida Statutes conditional release order. recovery oriented system MH Treatment Teams In-Home 7 Days a Week order. 100 YES YES
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Improve global assessment of Monday to Adults 18 years of age or older
195 Health Adult Outpatient Program Provides an array of medical and non-medical mental health treatment and co-occuring treatment. functioning. C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only who have mental health diagnosis 3500
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Children's Outpatient (includes Children's SA
196 Health OP & Intervention) component of Children's OP component of Children's OP component of Children's OP SA Intervention component of Children's OP
linking, advocating and support in Provide continuity in care and to
Suncoast Center for Community Mental The Comprehensive Community Service Teams (CCST) are designed to help improve the quality of life to priority individuals an effort to improve their ability to improve the recovery and quality of Monday to CCST serves clients with mild to
197 Health Comprehensive Community Service Team age 18 or over diagnosed with a mental illness. live a productive life life C/O Case Management In-Home Friday Only severe mental illness. 375 YES YES
Forensic Case Managers provide assessment, service planning, advocacy through the judicial system, linkage and brokerage to
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Foresnic Speicalist and Conditional Release community based services and competency restoration training, and monitoring of services to individuals adjudicated Chapter Monday to CCST serves clients with mild to CM = 40
198 Health Case Management Services 916. C/O Case Management In-Home Friday Only severe mental illness. Svs = 65
Identify and engage homeless HOST
individuals with mental health and Improve capacity previously Clients are homeless or at risk of 45
Suncoast Center for Community Mental The Homeless Programs’ mission is to identify and engage individuals with mental health and substance abuse issues who are substance use disorders into an homeless individuals with c/o Outpatient Monday to homeless adults who have at least HSS
199 Health Homeless Support (Host) Adult Outpatient homeless or at risk of homelessness into an episode of care episode of care diagnosis to maintian housing C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only one Axis I diagnosis 45 YES YES
Clients served may be homeless
Suncoast Center for Community Mental The Focused Outreach and Intervention Program’s mission is to assist adults with mental illness and/or co-occurring mental reduce recidivism into the criminal Outpatient Monday to due to recent release from jail or
200 Health, Inc. Focused Outreach and Intervention Program health and substance use disorders with resolving, and/or preventing further involvement with the legal/criminal justice system. Provide access to MH services justice system C/O (Community) In-Home Friday Only prison 105 YES YES
The primary focus of these services are to provide assessment, service planning, advocacy through the judicial system, linkage
Suncoast Center for Community Mental and brokerage to community based services and competency restoration training, and monitoring of services to individuals work to get clients adjudicated Monday to Clients who meet the criteria per
201 Health, Inc. Forensic Intervention Program adjudicated Chapter 916. incompetent MH Intervention On-Site Friday Only Florida Statutes, Chapter 916 65 YES YES
Provide mental health services which Staff will provide in jail psychiatric ITP clients at risk, in the process
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Operates within the Pinellas County Jail and targets individuals who have been found incompetent to proceed (ITP) on felony could assist in the stabilization of overlay services to all individuals Monday to of, or adjudicated incompetent to
202 Health, Inc. IPT Intervention Program charges or who are in danger of being found ITP. symptoms of mental illness identified as ITP possible C/O Intervention On-Site Friday Only proceed (ITP) 15 YES YES
Suncoast Center for Community Mental
203 Health, Inc. Juvenile Outpaitent Level II
Children identified as having
Suncoast Center for Community Mental Outpatient and School-Based Services (St. Provides comprehensive mental health services and family support services to families with children who have been identified Children will have increased school Outpatient Monday to social/emotional developmental
204 Health, Inc. Petersburg) as having social/emotional developmental delays Improve presenting clinical issues readiness and school success MH (Community) In-Home Friday Only delays 24 YES
Forensic. The Conditional Release Case Managers serve individuals adjudicated
Incompetent to Proceed (ITP) to trial, or Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGI). Case management services are provided to
205 Sunrise Counseling Adolescent and Adult Outpatient clients who are conditionally released to the communi
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FUNDING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FY 08-09
1 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ages 13 - 17
Ages 18 - 64
Ages 6 - 12
Ages 65+
Capacity
Birth - 5
MH/
ROW
SA/
Agency Program Name Program Description Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome CO Service Type Location Availability Target Population
Education, prevention, - maintain
DREAM Adolsescent Intervention and Out DREAM is an intervention program providing education about substance abuse and anger management for youth through abstenece from substance use- Monday to
206 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Patient services South County group sessions and outpatient services. Diversion from legal system SA Intervention On-Site Friday Only Juvenile Diversion from Legal YES
Education, prevention, - maintain
DREAM Adolsescent Intervention and DREAM is an intervention program providing education about substance abuse and anger management for youth through abstenece from substance use- Monday to
207 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Outpatient services North County group sessions and outpatient services. Diversion from legal system SA Intervention On-Site Friday Only Juvenile Diversion from legal YES
WestCare provides twelve (12) weeks of group counseling and drug screening for individuals referred by the Pinellas County Abstinence from Substance use, no Outpatient Monday to Adult legal diversion from drug
208 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Drug Court AOP North Drug Court. Placement in Levels II or III services will be determined at assessment and as ordered by the court. recurring offenses SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only court YES YES
WestCare provides twelve (12) weeks of group counseling and drug screening for individuals referred by the Pinellas County Abstinence from Substance use, no Outpatient Monday to Adult legal diversion from drug
209 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Drug Court AOP South Drug Court. Placement in Levels II or III services will be determined at assessment and as ordered by the court. recurring offenses SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only court YES YES
The program serves Federal offenders who are required to receive drug and/or alcohol treatment services. These offenders Abstinence from Substance use, no Outpatient Monday to
210 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Federal Adult Outpatient South could include persons on probation, supervised release, or who are under the supervision of the United States Probation Office. new offenses SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only Federal prisoners on probation YES YES
Education, skills development,
WestCare provides comprehensive assessments, Individual and group Outpatient treatment services for persons that suffer relapse prevention and decrease Outpatient Monday to
211 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Fee-for-Service Adult Outpatient from substance use issues substance use Stability in housing and emplyment SA (Community) On-Site Friday Only Adult Substance abuse issues YES YES
Outpatient adult male/females; homeless;
212 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Homeless Emergency-Project-Overlay Provides case management services to homless persons that are brought in my Homeless Outreach teams SA (Community) On-Site 24 Hours currently using drugs/alcohol 84 YES YES
Outpatient Monday to
213 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Juvenile Outpatient North C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Juvenile Diversion from Legal YES
Outpatient
214 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Mustard Seed Inn-Overlay Provides transitional housing to homeless adults who have begun their recovery from alcohol, drug abuse and/or mental illness. C/O (Community) On-Site 24 Hours Adult substand abuse 73 YES YES
Ryan White Program outpatient services are provided to individuals who are HIV+ or have AIDS along with a diagnosis of
substance abuse problems. However, if clients are assessed as needing group in addition to individual counseling, the group Outpatient Monday to
215 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Ryan White HIP AOP services are billed under the appropriate grant. C/O (Community) On-Site Friday Only Adult HIV positive YES YES
Solid Rock Christian Recovery Centers- Outpatient
216 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Overlay The Conditional Release Case Managers serve individuals adjudicated SA (Community)
adult male/females; homeless;
217 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point Adult Case Management Included in Turning Point Program Description - under emergency shelter SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours currently using drugs/alcohol YES YES
adult male/females; homeless;
218 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point Adult Intervention Included in Turning Point Program Description - under emergency shelter SA Intervention On-Site 24 Hours currently using drugs/alcohol YES YES
Outpatient adult male/females; homeless;
219 WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida Turning Point CSAT Adult Outpatient Included in Turning Point Program Description - under emergency shelter SA (Community) On-Site 24 Hours currently using drugs/alcohol YES YES
220 Whitford-Thomas Group DUI Adult Outpatient Program Gropu & individual thearpy for SA, including Urine screening, MH & psychological evluations SA Intervention
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TOTAL
City
PROGRAM of
BUDGETS AAA St. Pete DCF DJJ ECA JCS JWB PCHHS
$79,954,305 $101,084 $399,567 $19,104,093 $615,617 $187,313 $758,000 $10,475,839 $2,861,197
PCS OTHER
$877,547 $44,574,047