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MIDDLEBOROUGH and LAKEVILLE Area
COMMUNITY AND CHURCHCENTRAL BAPTIST “LOVE IN ACTION” FOOD PANTRY (508) 947-1189 Serving Middleborough and LakevilleContact Judy Forant church secretary. Hours Mon. 4–5 PM & Wed. 10:00-11:00 AM (not open on school snow days & Mon. holidays) Participates in Second Harvest Program through Boston Food Bank. CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL FOOD PANTRY Serving Middleborough and Lakeville (508) 947 1256Pantry hours Mon. 9 - 11 AM (not open on school snow days & Mon. holidays) Contact Rev. DePray/or church sec. during office hrs 8:30 - 11:30COA TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH (508) 946 2490Contact Jeannette Littlefield, Andrea Priest for emergency elder services; other services include – food pantry for elders, meals on wheels, congregate meals at COA; Emergency transportation on a case by case basis. PARISH OUTREACH (COMMUNITY BASED) MIDDLEBOROUGH ONLY (508) 947 5526 Contact Lucy Brochu - Provides emergency food vouchers, clothing vouchers, some health & beauty aids, some emergency bill payments, SOUTH MIDDLEBOROUGH METHODIST (508) 947 6131 & (508) 947 2612 Open Saturday mornings for clothing. Contact Rev. Thelma Nauth. PUBLIC HEALTH DEPT. TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH (508) 946 2408 Contact office for community services PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH (508) 946-2048 Hours Mon.- Th. 9AM to 10AM & 4PM to 5PM; Fri. Hours 9AM-10AM & 3PM-4PM. Clinics Mon. & Wed. for blood pressure, lead screening and tuberculosis. More – contact for details. Contact for emergency food vouchers & emergency help paying bills. FUEL ASSISTANCE TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH (508) 946 2490 Contact Jeannette Littlefield, Andrea Priest for emergency fuel assistance. COMMUNITY CARE SERVICES INC. (508) 947-0131 Southeast Alternative School 502.5 placement for High School age children CONWAY HOUSE (508) 946 8505 Provides temporary housing for women and their under 18 children referred from Brockton Dept. of Transitional Assistance in training for entry into the work force MIDDLEBOROUGH WIC (508) 0946 0632 Mon & Tues. 8:30 – 4:30 & Th. 11:30 – 7:30 Food vouchers for women, infants, and children NORTHEAST HEALTH SERVICESTHE MIDDLEBOROUGH COUNSELING CENTER (508) 947 6100 or (508) 880 6666Psychological counseling, contact for appointment hours. STS MARTHA & MARY CHURCH FOOD PANTRY (508) 947 2107Call Kathleen Giberti for services.
GENERAL EMERGENCYFire Emergency 911 Police Emergency 911 Ambulance Emergency 911 Poison Control Center (800) 682-9211 TTY: (617) 355-6089 HOTLINESCDC-INFO
1-800-CDC-INFO (800-232-4636) Child At Risk Hotline* (800) 792-5200 Department of Social Services (DSS) (508) 531-9500 Child Find Missing Hotline (800) 426-5678 Childhood Lead Poisoning Hotline (800) 532-9571 National Runaway Hotline* (800) 621-4000 Parental Stress Hotline* (800) 632-8188 Parents Helping Parents (800) 882-1250 Samaritan Suicide Hotline* (508) 548-8900 Tough Love Hotline (800) 333-1069 * Indicates 24 hour coverage
ABUSEBOSTON ALLIANCE FOR GAY AND LESBIAN YOUTH (800) 422-2459 - www.bagly.org CHILD AT RISK HOTLINE 1-(800) 792-5200 Take reports of abuse and neglect and take care of children in DSS custody when DSS is closed. MASS. SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION TO CHILDREN (508) 824-1574 WOMAN’S PLACE CRISIS CENTER (508) 588-2041 RAPE CRISIS CENTER 877-301-HELP Fall River NEW HOPE 1-(800) 323-HOPE (4673) en Espanol 1-(800) 688-4889 24 hours, emergency shelter, legal advocacy, safety planning, support groups, individual counseling.
CHILDREN’S SERVICESBOSTON ALLIANCE FOR GAY AND LESBIAN YOUTH (800) 422-2459 - www.bagly.org COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS FOR CHILDREN (508) 823-2937 Helps working parents of preschoolers pay for child care. CHILD CARE WORKS 1-(800) 338-1717 Guardians can apply for childcare voucher and childcare referrals are available MIDDLEBORO YOUTH ADVOCATES - (508) 947-8002 ext 208 - www.middleboroyouthadvocates.org Middleboro Youth Advocates is a coalition of youth advocates (health care members, town government, school members, parents, youth, religious organizations, youth serving organizations, substance abuse agencies, civic groups, etc.) who work together to promote a safe community for our youth and nurture healthy community attitudes that make youth feel safe and valued. OFFICE OF CHILD CARE SERVICES (508) 947-1133 Parents can call and find out if a childcare agency is licensed and ask if there have been complaints against the child care agency and what the complaints were.
CRISIS CENTERSWOMAN’S PLACE CRISIS CENTER (508) 588-2041 RAPE CRISIS CENTER 877-301-HELP Fall River NEW HOPE 1-(800) 323-HOPE (4673) en Espanol 1-(800) 688-4889 24 hours, emergency shelter, legal advocacy, safety planning, support groups, individual counseling.
FINANCIAL AIDCOMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS FOR CHILDREN (508) 823-2937 Helps working parents of preschoolers pay for childcare.
HEALTH CAREBOSTON ALLIANCE FOR GAY AND LESBIAN YOUTH (800) 422-2459 - www.bagly.org FAMILY PLANNING (508) 823-6924 Family Planning STD Testing for Women! MASSACHUSETTS EATING DISORDER ASSOCIATION (617) 558-1771 MASSHEALTH 1-(800) 841-2900Provides access to medical benefits for families, disabled individuals, and elders in the community who meet eligibility requirements. MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (MADD): 1-(800) 633-6233 OFFICE OF CHILD CARE SERVICES (508) 947-1133 Parents can call and find out if a childcare agency is licensed and ask if there have been complaints against the child care agency and what the complaints were. SMOKE CHECK 823-5400 x1810 Free Smoking Cessation for individuals or in group sessions Small fee for nicotine replacement treatment SMOKER’S QUITLINE 1-(800) 879-8678 *en Espanol: 1-(800) 833-5256 - www.trytostop.org A free, confidential service by the American Cancer Society. SUBSTANCE ABUSE HOTLINE 1-(800) ALCOHOL Referral to alcohol and drug rehabilitation programs. Transportation provided if necessary. TAUNTON HIGH STUDENTS AGAINST DESTRUCTIVE DECISIONS (SADD):(508) 821-1125
HIV/AIDSCDC-INFO 1-800-CDC-INFO (800-232-4636) STD CLINIC BROCKTON (508) 584-1200 Free testing and counseling. (donations welcome) M & Th. 4:30-6:15 PM THE YO-LINE AIDS HOTLINE (800) 788-1234 Hours M-F 3 PM-9 PM FREE TAUNTON WALK IN CLINIC Community Counseling of Bristol County 59 Broadway (Front) (508) 884-8264 HIV Testing Hours: Tues. 9:00 AM-12:00, Wed. 1:00 -4:00 PM Free Anonymous HIV Testing for ages 13+ Pre and Post test counseling Free Hepatitis C Testing: F 9:30-12:30 PM For another time call Patricia Medeiros (508) 822-1311 *Testing is free and confidential* ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS (AA):(508) 775-7080 NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS (NA):(617) 884-7709 BOSTON ALLIANCE FOR GAY AND LESBIAN YOUTH (800) 422-2459 - www.bagly.org
LEGAL SERVICESLCSSI PLYMOUTH AREA OFFICE (508) 746-2777 or 1-(800) 585-4933TAFDC, MassHealth, Food Stamps, Emergency Assistance to the Elderly, Disabled and Children, Unemployment Compensation, Emergency Assistance, Fuel Assistance, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and Veterans ServicesCHILDREN’S LAW CENTER (781) 581-1977 Deals with parental rights, children’s rights, juvenile delinquent, care and protection, and special education. MENTAL HEALTHBOSTON ALLIANCE FOR GAY AND LESBIAN YOUTH (800) 422-2459 - www.bagly.org COMMUNITY CARE SERVICES (508) 821-7777 Provides a vast array of mental health and general health services. Call to inquire about a specific service. MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH (508) 977-3000 Hearing Impaired TTD/TTY: (508) 285-8096 24 Hour Crisis Line: (508) 285-9400 Comprehensive mental health services for adults and children. NORTHEAST HEALTH SERVICESTHE MIDDLEBOROUGH COUNSELING CENTER (508) 947 6100 or (508) 880 6666Psychological counseling, contact for appointment hours. ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS (AA):(508) 775-7080 NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS (NA) (617) 884-7709 ALATEEN/ALANON 1-(800) 344-2666 Gives information and meeting times/places. RESPECT: (508) 226-8286 Program for males who abuse
PARENTING FOR TEENS (UNDER 20)TAUNTON YOUNG PARENT PROGRAM (508) 822-7700 FOR MORE INFORMATION If you are a teen and pregnant or parenting call for information
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIESCASE MANAGEMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS (508) 947 1231 Help for parents to direct them to services for complicated health needs, financial aid in purchasing limited home care services COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS (508) 823 9416 With referral from Dept. of Mental Health or Dept. of Mental Retardation provides residential or individual support to adults living independently. EARLY INTERVENTION CENTRAL DIRECTORY 1 (800) 905 TIES (or 8437) Home visits to assist parents of children with possible development disabilities prepare for kindergarten – speech, late development etc. MENTOR, INC. (508) 824 1355 Works with mentally retarded individuals; provide foster care for mentally retarded adults and children.
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