PA WELLNESS RESOURCE GUIDE

• Comhar Latino Art & Recovery “HOPE” Program: (215) 739-2669; https://www.comhar.org/latino-treatment-program

• Settlement Music School: (215) 320-2625; https://settlementmusic.org/creative-arts-therapy/

○ Community Behavioral Health Member Services: behavioral health insurance company that pays for mental health and substance use services for everyone that is enrolled in Medicaid in Philadelphia.

■ If you are uninsured, covered by Medicaid/CBH, or not sure of your insurance coverage, contact

CBH Member Services at 888-545-2600 to gain assistance with accessing publicly funded SUD treatment and services.

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Other common Philadelphia insurers:

■ Medicare: 800-633-4227

■ Magellan Healthcare: 800-688-1911

■ Behavioral Health Special Initiative: 215-546-1200

○ NET Access Point: 844-533-8200 or 215-408-4987; netcenters.org

○ Prevention Point Drop-In Center: Contact Carlisa Lloyd (215) 327-1689;

This team will also help clients locate available beds.

○ Gaudenzia Tx Centers: 833-976-4357

○ Alternative Response Unit (AR2): 267-838-0909; mobile assessments.

o Merakey: Appointments preferred, walk-ins need to come early.

o The NET: 215-451-7116

• County Assistance Office Headquarters:

  215-560-7226. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care; School Meals; Long-Term Living Services. Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP): 215-560-1583

  SEPTA: 215-580-7800

• Services for Older Adults: 215-686-8450

• COMPASS: 215-382-47622

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care; School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: Boulevard District

  215-560-6500

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: Chelten District

  215-560-5200

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: Delancey District

  215-560-3700

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical

  Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: Elmwood District

  215-560-3800

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical

  Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: Glendale District

  215-560-4600

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical

  Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: Liberty District

  215-560-4000

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical

  Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: Long Term and Independent Services District

  215-560-5500

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical

  Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: Somerset District

  215-560-54003

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical

  Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: South District

  215-560-4400

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: Unity District

  215-560-6400

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• County Assistance Office: West District

  215-560-6100

  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Cash Assistance; Health Care Coverage (Medical Assistance); Home Heating Assistance (LIHEAP); Family Planning Services; Help with Child Care;

  School Meals; Long-Term Living Services

• BenePhilly Services

  215-739-1600

  This program helps people with income at or below 200% of federal poverty guidelines.

  Identification: Photo ID

  Other Documents: Supporting documentation depending on the benefit being applied for (utility bills, lease, etc.)

• Clarifi: 800-989-2227; Financial Counseling

• Campaign for Working Families: 215-454-6483; Tax prep and unemployment

• Therapists for Black Males: https://www.blackmenshealth.com/8-sites-that-provide-therapists-for-black-males/

• https://www.freeblacktherapy.org/

  https://www.self.com/story/black-mental-health-resources (Black Mental Health Professionals &

Black Allied Mental Health Professionals)

https://www.verywellmind.com/mental-health-resources-for-the-black-community-5181656

https://www.phillymag.com/be-well-philly/2020/06/09/black-mental-health-resources-philadelphia/

• https://whyy.org/articles/black-philly-therapists-are-raising-15k-to-provide-free-mental-health-resources-to-people-of-color/ Affordable Counseling | Affordable Therapy | Open Path Collective

  https://blackmenheal.org/

• The Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation (borislhensonfoundation.org)

• The Ladipo Group: https://theladipogroup.com/

• Black Brain Campaign: https://theblackbraincampaign.org/

• Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired: (610) 874-1476

• Blindness and Visual Services: (215) 560-5700

• The Blindness Relief Fund: (215) 487-1444

• Associated Services for Blind and Visually Impaired: (215) 627-0600

• Youth Empowerment for Advancement Hangout (YEAH): (267) 469-3002

  YEAH offers after-school programming in West Philly, including targeted instruction to help kids learn peer mediation and conflict resolution skills. There’s also a free food bank.

• Urban Youth Leadership Academy: (215) 204-8917

  Run by Juwan Bennett and headquartered at Temple University, the Urban Youth Leadership Academy matches middle school students with college-aged and early-career mentors who help them complete a service project.

• Uplift Center for Grieving Children: (267) 437-3123

  The Uplift Center for Grieving Children offers in-school grief support groups — plus services for children and their caregivers at six locations in the city: East Falls, West Philly, South Philly, the lower Northeast, Center City and North Philly (Lenfest Center).

• Greater Philadelphia Coronavirus Helpline 1-800-722-7112

• Philadelphia COVID-19 Text Alerts: Test COVIDPHL to 888-777

• Friends Hospital: (215) 831-2600

• Einstein Medical Center: 215-951-8300

• Pennsylvania Hospital (Hall of Mercer): 215-829-5433

• Temple Episcopal Hospital: (215) 707-2577

• Philadelphia Children’s Crisis Response Center: 215-878-2600

• Pathways to Recovery (PHMC) Partial Hospitalization: 215-731 2404;

• Buprenorphine and Vivitrol induction, Spanish Language Available.

• Gaudenzia: 267-315-6907; Withdrawal Management and Buprenorphine Maintenance.

• Mental Health Delegate Line: 215-685-6440

Partners Deaf Services: (215) 884-9770; Offers behavioral, developmental, and therapeutic supports.

• Philly Death Doulas: 267-606-0366

  https://www.phillydeathdoulas.com/contact

  *Sliding scale. Assist with hospice, medically aided dying, grief support, fulfilling final wishes, funeral planning, legacy projects, development of vigil plans, support with infant death, bedside presence during end of life, etc.

• MEO Bereavement Counselors: 215-685-7408 or 215-685-7411

• PDPH Bereavement Team – Philly HEALs)

  https://www.phila.gov/programs/substance-use-prevention-and-harm-reduction/our-work/bereavement-support-services/

• Pregnancy After loss Support (PALS): Online Support Groups open 24/7.

  https://pregnancyafterlosssupport.org/get-support/pals-private-groups/

  Provides: Pregnancy after loss support group; Trying to conceive after loss support group; Parenting after loss support group; Pregnancy after loss support group for dads; Pregnancy after first trimester loss; Pregnancy after second trimester loss; Pregnancy after third trimester loss; Pregnancy after infant and child death; Pregnancy after TFMR support group; Pregnancy after loss with no living children; Pregnancy after loss of a multiple; Pregnancy after loss family support group grandparents, parents, and friends; Pregnancy after infertility and loss.

• Star Legacy Foundation: Nationwide online support groups for those affected by the loss of an infant through stillbirth, miscarriage, or infant death.

• 952-715-7731

• Provides: Online support groups facilitated by mental health professionals; Bereaved parents of perinatal/neonatal loss; pregnancy after loss; grandparents & extended family; parenting after loss;

  Dad’s discussion group; Coping with Infant Death.

• Philadelphia Department of Public Health: Healthy Start

  215-685-5229

  Provides: prenatal depression and grief services.

• National DV Hotline: (800) 799-7233 or text “LOVEIS” to 22522

• Philadelphia DV Hotline: (866) 723-3014

• Women in Transition: (215) 564-5301

• Substance use and DV: (215)751-1111 or witservices@helpwomen.org

• Counseling, advocacy, peer support groups, self defense classes

• Women Against Abuse: (215) 386-1280; 215-686-70826

  *Open to all survivors including men, non-binary, and trans folks

• Lutheran Settlement House

• Congreso de Latinos Unidos: Contact Ramona Peralta peraltar@congreso.net; Resources also available for children witnessing DV.

• Hub of Hope, Project Home: 215-309-5225

• Savage Sisters: showers available, first come first serve. Case Management 3:30pm-5pm.

• Grace Café, Arch Street Methodist Church: 215-568-6250

• Free Library: 215-686-5322

• The Wardrobe: 215-568-6693

• Our Closet Your Neighborhood: 267-256-2179

• AIDS Health Care Foundation Philadelphia: 215-971-2804; Point of contact: Jason Culler –

  jason.culler@ahf.org, 215-971-2804.

• AIDS Health Care Foundation Philadelphia, Mobile Testing Unit: 215-518-3720; Point of contact:

• Lynette Boyer – lynette.boyer@ahf.org, 215-518-3720.

• Bebashi: 215-769-3561 ext 131; Point of contact: Keisha Gabbidon- Howell – keishag@bebashi.org,

  215-769-3561 ext 131.

• Congreso de Latinos Unidos: 215-763-8870; Point of contact: Faith Mole– molef@congreso.net,

  267-765-2270.

• Courage Medicine: 215-510-5199; Point of contact: Kevin Moore -kmoore@couragemedicine.org,

• 215-510-5199.

• Get Up – Preventing HIV Project: 215-888-2448; Point of contact: Rudard Robinson – 215-888-2448.

• Haven Youth Center: 267-776-4417; Point of contact: William Brawner –267-530-8899.

• Mazzoni Center: 215-563-0652; Point of contact: Clinical Site Call to Schedule – 215-563-0658.

• Mazzoni Center, Washington West Project: 215-985-9206; Point of contact: Vince Du –

• vdu@mazzonicenter.org, 267-389-3530.

• One Day At A Time: 215-226-7860; Point of contact: Ebony Gardener –

  ebony.gardener@odaatphilly.org.

• Philadelphia Department of Public Health – Health Center 1: 215-685-6741; Point of contact: Pablo Souble - Pablo.souble@phila.gov, 267-324-7465.

• Positive Effect Outreach Ministry: 215-840-5940; Point of contact: Marguerite Chamberlain –

• kenyamerguerite@msn.com, 215-840-5940.

• ○ Prevention Point Philadelphia: 215-634-5272; Point of contact: Andres Freire –

• andres@ppponline.org.

• Strawberry Mansion Health Center: 215-685-2401

  ○ Health Center 2: 215-685-1803

  ○ Health Center 3: 215-685-7504

  ○ Health Center 4: 215-685-7601

  ○ Health Center 5: 215-685-2933

  ○ Health Center 6: 215-685-3803

  ○ Health Center 9: 215-685-5701

  ○ Health Center 10: 215-685-0639

• Einstein Medical Center: 215-456-7180

• The University of Pennsylvania Macgregor Clinic: 215-662-6932; South Pavillon, 4th Floor.

• Pennsylvania Hospital Wood Clinic: 215-829-3521

• St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children Mann Center for HIV: 215-427-5284

• Temple University Comprehensive HIV Program: 215-707-2401

• Greater Philadelphia Health Action Wilson Park Medical Center: 215-755-7700

• Greater Philadelphia Health Action Southeast Health Center: 215-339-5100

• Greater Philadelphia Health Action Frankford Avenue Health Center: 215-744-1302

• Delaware Valley Community Health Fairmount Primary Care Center: 215-232-9600

• Delaware Valley Community Health Maria de los Santos Health Center: 215-291-2500

• Delaware Valley Community Health Woodland Ave Health Center: 215-726-9807

• Esperanza Health Center: 215-221-6633

• Esperanza Health Center: 215-831-1100

• Esperanza Health Center: 215-302-3600

• Family Practice & Counseling Network Health Annex: 215-772-4721

• Family Practice & Counseling Network: 215-843-9720

• Kensington Hospital: 215-291-6009

• Mazzoni Center of Family & Community Medicine: 215-563-0658

• Philadelphia Fight Jonathan Lax Treatment Center: 215-790-1788

• Thomas Jefferson University Infectious Diseases: 215-503-8845

• ○ Action Wellness: 215-981-0888, 215-243-2800, 215-291-9700

• Drexel Partnership Comprehensive Care Drexel University College of Medicine: 215-762-2530

• PHMC Care Clinic: 215-825-8221

• Bebashi: 215-769-3562

• Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Family Care Center: 215-590-2956

• Penn Presbyterian Medical Center Community Practice Clinic: 215-662-8987

• Positive Effect Outreach Ministry: 215-840-2327

• Kensington Hospital: 215-291-60098

• One Day At A Time: 215-226-7860

• Congreso De Latinos Unidos Programa Esfuerzo: 215-223-8872

• Prevention Point: 215-634-5272 ext 1118

• Temple University Comprehensive HIV Clinic: 215-707-3416

• St. Christopher’s Hospital For Children HIV Program: 215-427-5284

• Urban Solutions: 215-755-6462

• Fairmount Primary Care Center: 215-235-9600; Appointments required.

• FIGHT Family Dentistry: 215-525-3046

• University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine General Dentistry: 215-898-8965

• Maria De Los Santos Health Center: (215) 291-2500 Adult & Family Medicine, behavioral health, care coordination, dental, gynecology, health education, Health Insurance, HIV Services, Medication Dispensary, Pediatrics, Podiatry/Foot Care, Prenatal Care, Social Services.

• Greater Philadelphia Health Action, Inc.: (215) 339-3000

• GPHA Southeast Philadelphia Health Center: 215-334-4900; Also offers pediatric services.

• GPHA Snyder Avenue Dental Center: (215) 334-4900.

• GPHA South Philadelphia Health Center Carl Moore Health Center: 215-755-6866; Also offers

  pediatric services.

• Hunting Park Health Center: (215) 228-9300; Also offers pediatric services.

• Delaware Valley Community Health, Inc.: (215) 235-9600; Offers denture and pediatric services.

• Wilson Park Medical Center: (215) 755-7700; Also offers denture and pediatric services.

• Steven and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Dental Practice: 215-769-1100;

  No one is turned away for inability to pay, offers sliding scale costs based on income and family size,

  services include exams and x-rays.

• FPCN at Health Annex: (215) 727-4721; No one is turned away for inability to pay, offers sliding

  scale costs based on income and family size, services include exams and x-rays.

• Sayer Health Center Dental Services: 215-921-2388

• Puentes De Salud Dental Care: 215-898-1750

• Philadelphia Department of Public Health Dental Care: 215-685-1822

• Philadelphia Department of Public Health Health Center 6: 215-685-3816

• Philadelphia Department of Public Health Health Center 5: 215-685-2938

• Quality Community Health Care Inc. Dental Care: 215-227-0301 ext 7201

• Spectrum Health Services Dental Care Program: 215-471-2761

• Maurice Hornberg School of Dentistry at Temple Dental Care – Children: 215-707-2863

• Maurice Hornberg School of Dentistry at Temple Dental Care – Adults: 215-707-2900

• Stephen Klein Wellness Center: 215-320-6187

  Primary medical care (including pediatrics and family planning), Integrated behavioral health care,

  Dental Care, Phlebotomy, Wellness classes/programs, mobile nurse street outreach services, YMCA-

  operated fitness facility, Physical therapy, Legal Clinic, Emergency food pantry for patients,

  Hospitality showers, Referrals to specialty care, Assistance with applying for health insurance.

• NextDistro: Nextdistro.org; Get test strips and/or Narcan mailed directly to you. Can also become a community partner for supplies on a rolling basis.

• Prevention Point Philadelphia Overdose Prevention Program: 1-800-662-4357; Carlos Cruz (267) 624-5739

• PA Resources: 1 (800) 662-4357 ○ Regional Resources: 1 (800)-GAMBLER

• The Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania: (215) 643-4542; Facilitates referrals.

• Broad St. Ministries: 215-735-4847; Assists with food stamps, medical assistance, mail, personal care, meals, primary care, clothing, behavioral health, HIV Testing.

• Pathways to Housing: 215-390-1500 ○ ACCT Pet Food Pantry: 267-385-3800

• Citizens for a No-Kill Philadelphia: info@phillynokill.org

Office of Homeless Services Access Points/Intake Centers

• Apple Tree Family Center: 215-686-7150; 215-686-7151; 215-686-7153; Intake stops at 3pm.

• Roosevelt Darby Center: 215-685-3700; Intake stops at 3pm.

Red Shield Family Residence: 215-787-2887; Intake after 5pm, holidays and weekends 24/7.

Gaudenzia’s House of Passage: 215-634-9775; Intake after 5pm, holidays and weekends 24/7.

Station House: 215-225-9230; Intake after 5pm, holidays and weekends 24/7.

• Philly Shelter formerly Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission: 215-922-6400, Intake after 7pm; All services for existing clients only.

• Saint John’s Hospice: 215-563-7763; Intake 10pm. Shelters ○ http://philadelphiaofficeofhomelessservices.org/emergency-and-temporary-shelter/

• https://www.homelessshelterdirectory.org/city/pa-philadelphia

• Greater Goods Grocery: No pay grocery store; Must register with a piece of mail or ID.

• Philadelphia Prevention Partnership: 215-821-2887; As needed, can deliver pick up is preferred; household meal boxes; Must register with a piece of mail or ID and phone number.

• Our Closet in Your Neighborhood: 267-256-2179 Application: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspxid=j5jaMn2kNEWpcqV7I7UchA2tMqBmaABApB8DpVzvzEBURVFHUlRCVkhGN1pOQzE5MENBT0ZDMUNaNy4u&wdLOR=cCB4DCF50-FCFD-427A-B8E0-9F6C06CEF8D2 267-256-2179

• The Rock Ministries: 215-739-3927

• Old Pine Community Center Grab and Go Meals: 215-627-2493

• East Park Revitalization Alliance Food Pantry: 215-235-6001; Clients are welcome to come once every week.

• Greater Philadelphia Community Alliance: 215-468-1645 ext 7200 No documents are required. First come, first served. Specific Distribution events.

• Kingdom Life Christian Center Food Distribution: 267-343-5183; Diapers and Formula also available

• Salvation Army of Greater Philadelphia: 570-421-3050; Must be registered 2 weeks prior for the food pantry.

• Bebashi Emergency Food Cupboard: 215-769-3561; HIV positive consumers need to bring their Ryan White Services Eligibility Card when visiting the food cupboard. No referral is needed. This program helps people with income at or below 150% of federal poverty guidelines. Information required to register: Name, Last 4 of SSN, zip code, Monthly Income, # of people in home.

• KITHS Kitchen and Garden: 215-278-6222; Provides culturally affirming stock pantry, supplied with food items reflective of what Cambodian refugees and Southeast Asians normally consume; Cannot guarantee services without an appointment.

• Episcopal Community Services Food Pantry: 215-528-5400 ext 2; Because supplies are limited, families can utilize the cupboard only once a per month.

• Community of Compassion CDC Food Pantry: 267-767-1216

• The West Philly Bunny Hop: 484-238-0437; Free Food for the people; Various locations; Walk ups welcome, first come first serve.

• St. Barbara’s Roman Catholic Church: 215-473-1044; Food Baskets.

• Pathstone: Admin only: 800-888-6770; Emergency Food and Shelter Services; Must be a migrant or seasonal farmworker, or other rural disadvantaged person; must reside in coverage area (PA is included in this).

• ○ The Everywhere Project: Pantry items, clothing and harm reduction supplies also available.

• Stop the Risk

• Operation in my Backyard

• St. Francis Inn

• Saint John’s Hospice: 215-563-7763

• City of Philadelphia: 215-686-7175

• Catholic Social Services: 267-331-2500; Provides assistance in obtaining birth certificates

• Philly Restart: Must provide a letter of referral on letterhead when applying for an ID.

• City of Philadelphia PHL City ID: Mondays are appointment only; Tuesday-Friday walk-ins accepted on a first come first serve basis. ○ Face to Face: 215-438-7939; Provides utility assistance, housing assistance, help applying for benefits, identification services.

• Helping Hand Rescue Mission: helpinghandphilly@gmail.com; Provides ID check for homeless clients who need a duplicate penndot ID. o Community Legal Services: 215-981-3700 (CC office) - Applying for Social Security Card, Birth Certificate and PennDOT photo ID on behalf of someone without ID - Assistance collecting documents from schools, medical providers, etc. - Referring clients for legal name changes to VIP if/when necessary - Providing clients with verification letters stating that CLS is working with them to get their identity documents and that we can verify their identity - Advocating with Social Security, Vital Records and PennDOT on behalf of clients - Advocating for clients who need ID for their probation/parole officer, welfare office, SSA, etc.

• PAD Office: (215) 305-8426 ext. 4001

• Recovery Centers of America: (855) 299-5271; 1-800 RECOVERY ○ Valley Forge: (610) 539-8500

• Kirkbride Center: (215) 471-2600

• Gaudenzia Treatment Centers: (844)952-4595; Offers male-only and female-only services.

• Beacon Point: (267) 313-0606; Contact Jesselee Pierson at jpierson@thebeaconpoint.com OR Joe Harvey at jharvey@thebeaconpoint.com.

• Eagleville Hospital: (800) 255-2019; Contact Alison Mullen at amullen@eagleville.org; will work with pregnant women.

• White Deer Run: 484-895-1018; will work with pregnant women

• Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline: (866) 723-3014

• Lutheran Settlement House: (215) 426-8610 Fishtown’s Lutheran Settlement House is designed to support survivors of domestic violence in any way they might need — with counseling services and programs for seniors, caregivers and people experiencing homelessness.

• Congreso: (215) 763-8870 Congreso offers bilingual education and services for people dealing with domestic violence, to increase awareness and prevent domestic violence, and to connect survivors to resources.

• Women Against Abuse: (215) 386-1280 Women Against Abuse boasts tons of wraparound services, from counseling to housing to legal help and programs for LGBTQ people experiencing intimate partner violence.

• Penn CareConnect Warmline: 484-278-1679 Connect with a recovery navigator (well versed in harm reduction) and same day suboxone. Also a useful resource for people considering ER/inpatient admission at Penn hospitals.

• Addiction Medicine and Health Advocates: 215-923-4202 Dosing M-F 6am-2pm; Sat/Sun/Holidays 6am-11:45am; Counseling 6am-4pm; Russian available.

• Asociacion Puertorriquenos en Marcha: 267-296-7220 2921 or 267-296-7220 Buprenorphine Induction & Vivitrol Maintenance; Outpatient Mental Health Treatment on site M-F 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Childcare services 10 yrs and up; Spanish Available; MOUs: Esperanza Health Center, Kirkbride, Eagleville Hospital, Firetree, Fairmount BH, Friends Hospital, Kensington Hospital.

• Behavioral Wellness Center at Girard Goldman Clinic: 215-787-2000

Methadone Same Day Induction; Outpatient Dosing 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. (Work and Medication Line) 6:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.; Spanish available. MOUs: DVCH, Temple University, PCOM Special Initiatives: Onsite Hep C.

• Bustleton Mental Health Institute: 215-464-3838 ext. 100 Buprenorphine Induction; Outpatient M-Th: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Fri 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Enrolled members can be seen in person until 8PM Tues and Thurs and telehealth every day. Sat/Sun are appointment and telehealth only. Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian Available, Specialized OP for Eastern European Pop. Childcare Available. o Casa De Consejeria y Salud Integral: 215-398-0247 Buprenorphine Induction & Maintenance; OP: M-Th 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Fri 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Sat/Sun appt and telehealth only; Spanish Available; MOU w/ ProAct, Atlantic Diagnostic Labs, LaSalle University, Pharmacy of America. Special Initiatives: Outreach at McPherson Park, Partnering with other faith- based and community organizations-meet needs of community and-offer treatment. o Chances-Philadelphia Health Management Corporation: 215-985-2500 Buprenorphine Induction; Vivitrol Maintenance; Naltrexone, Campral, Antabuse; OP/IOP, Mon 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Wed 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Tu/Th/F 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Childcare Available, Job training/ educational assistance offered Spanish, co-located with FQHC Pharmacy avail. o COMHAR: 215-427-5800 Buprenorphine Induction/Vivitrol Maintenance; OP MH tx on site; Spanish (American St location only); Both locations registration: 267-861-4382.

• The Consortium: 215-596-8100 MMT Induction, Methadone, Suboxone, Vivtrol; Dispensing and Clinical Services M-F, 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Sat/Sun 8 to 11:30 a.m.; Medical Dept: M-F 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Psychiatrist Tu/Th 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; OP MH Tx on site. MOUs: Spectrum Health Services, One Day at a Time Recovery House Special Initiatives: Spectrum Health Services, Genoa Health Care, Test2Live, Care Managers, Childcare on site.

• Drexel Medicine Caring Together Clinic: 215-967-2130 Vivtrol/Suboxone/Naltrexone; Same Day Induction M-F 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; MOUs: Abbotsford Family Practice; Special Initiatives: Woman, Woman & Children, Pregnant Woman. o Gaudenzia Outreach I: 215-849-7200 Vivtrol/Buprenorphine Same Day Induction; ASAM IOP/OP; MH Tx on site, and Assessments M-F 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Spanish available; MOUs w/ Concept 90, Franklin Recovery House, Friends Hospital, Gemma Services, House of Passage, Tioga Arms & Tioga Arms Apartments, JEVS Human Services, Dignity Housing, Corizon Health, Eagleville, Gaudenzia Re-Entry House, Gaudenzia Focus House.

• Gaudenzia – DRC

Vivitrol/Buprenorphine Same Day Induction; OP, M-F 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Gender specific groups, MOUs with Impact Veterans Services, Community CorrectionsFacilities, Nicetown Community Development Center, Horizon House, Einstein Medical Center, Women Against Rape (WOAR), Women Against Abuse, Roxborough Hospital, Temple Hospital, PRO-ACT. o Greater Philadelphia Health Action Buprenorphine/Vivitrol/Antabuse Induction/Maintenance; No Same-day induction; OP M-F 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Language Line In-Demand translation services.

• Greater Philadelphia Asian Social Center: 215-456-1662 Buprenorphine/ Vivitrol maintenance; OP: Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese, M/W/F 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Tu/Th 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. by appointment only; MH Tx: Chinese, Cambodian, Korean, Creole, Spanish, French, Russian, Vietnamese. o Interim House, Inc. PHMC: 215-849-4606 Buprenorphine, Naltrexone, Vivitrol, Campral, Antabuse; OP MH tx on site, M-F 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Job training and educational assistance, Peer mentor program, 24/7 Women identifying Residential/Halfway House. o John F Kennedy Behavioral Health Center: 215-567-2469 112 or 215-568-0860 MMT Vivitrol, Same-day Induction; Special Initiatives: Children’s Mission.

• Kensington Hospital: 215-426-8100 MMT Induction, Same-day Induction M-F 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Sat/Sun 7:30 to 11 a.m.; Spanish Available; Special Initiatives: 100 Day Challenge; Wound Care Outreach Initiative.

• Kirkbride Center: 215-471-2815 MMT; OP MH tx on site M-F 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., until 8 p.m. via telehealth; Sat 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; MH tx on site, Partnership with PhilaFight for Hep C Screenings.

• Mazzoni Center: 215-563-0652 ( Bain Bridge) Buprenorphine, Vivitrol Maintenance; OP MH tx on site, M-F 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Spanish Available, LGBTQIA+, on site pharmacy MOUs with Merakey, Wedge, Horizon House, Hall-Mercer, Belmont, COMHAR.

• Merakey Behavioral Health: 215-754-0240 or 215-634-2420 Buprenorphine Induction Vivitrol MMT Induction, Vivitrol, Same-day Induction; OP MH Tx on site Walk-in Hours: M-F 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sat/Sun/Holidays 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; English and Spanish on site, language line. o Milestone Rehabilitation: 215-464-3838 Buprenorphine Induction Vivitrol, Antabuse, Campral M-F 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sat: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Walk- in Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian Available.

• Begin the Turn (Temple University)

• Courage Medicine

• Project Ride (Research Project)

• Esperanza Health Centers: Sarai Melendez or Guillermo Caro at (215) 302-3600 ext. 220 Suboxone only, pharmacy on site.

• Crossroads Treatment Centers: (800) 805-6989 Suboxone only o Merakey: (215) 634-2520 or (215) 879-6116 Suboxone/Methadone/Vivitrol

• Be Well Center: (215) 787-2000; Richard McCoy rmccoy@bewellctr.org OR Ronald Pope rpope@bewellctr.org OR Xavier Bancroft xbancroft@bewellctr.org ○ Goldman Clinic: (215) 787-2080 Methadone/Vivitrol

• Gaudenzia Treatment Centers: (833) 976-4357 Vivitrol ○ Drexel Medicine Caring Together Clinic: (215) 967-2130 Suboxone/Vivitrol; Females only, childcare on site.

• Northeast Treatment Centers aka “The NET”: (215) 451-7000, (215) 743-6150 Methadone

• John F. Kennedy Behavioral Health Center: (215) 235-5520, (215) 556-0860 Methadone/Vivitrol; MH Tx on site.

• Jevs Act II: (215) 236-0100 Methadone; Spanish.

• Prevention Point Philadelphia [STEP Program] Suboxone/Vivitrol

• Pathways to Recovery: (215) 731-2402, pathwaysrecovery@phmc.org

• Department of Behavioral Health: 215-546-1200

• National Legal Advocacy Network: (888) 610-7752 Low-income workers movement

• Community Legal Services: (215) 227-2400

• Defender Association of Philadelphia: (215) 568-3190 Different county offices, contact the defender for the county you committed the crime in.

• Police Assisted Diversion Office: (215) 305-8426 ext. 4001

• Philadelphia Legal Assistance: 215-981-3800

Prevention Point drop-in center Broad Street Ministries: 215-735-4847 ext 103, Aaliyah at aaliyah@broadstreetministry.org18

St. John’s Hospice: 215-563-7763

• Check mail at least once a week; Mail must be collected in person; Unclaimed mail after 14 days will be returned to sender; Checks are secured by the day services case manager and can be collected Monday – Friday: 12pm – 3pm.

Call 844-377-7367 EXT 8

Available to sex workers, queer people, and people who use drugs (PWUD)

• Community Behavioral Health: (888) 545-2600

  Call for client resources, can also provide locations for free resources for the uninsured.

• PATH: (215) 728-4600; Intake: (215) 728-4546

• Free MHT for people who live within radius.

• Hispanic Community Counseling Services: (215) 425-6900

• Substance use services are referred to HealthyMinds Philly.

• NE Community Center for Behavioral Health Intake: (215) 831-2863

• Free MHT for uninsured, located inside Friends Hospital.

• Casa de Consejeria: (215) 634-3259; ccsi@casadeconsejeria.org; Candice Llano-Ross

• candice@casadeconserjeria.org OR Sasha Montes-Whitley sasha@casadeconserjeria.org OR

  Danisleth Wharton danis@casadeconserjeria.org.

  Intensive outpatient for people in recovery, PIR on-site [person in recovery]; Group and individual counseling available.

• A&O Recovery Services: (215) 426-1992

• Group & individual counseling for people in recovery, relapse prevention after care, and personalized treatment plans.

• Healthy Minds Philly: healthymindsphilly.org

• Tailored addiction resources for hoarding, alcohol, opioid, gambling, smoking, and computer gaming.

• For intellectual disabilities services, call (215) 685-5900.

• For help regarding mental health and addiction services, call (888) 545-2600 .

• With WellUs

  Therapy focusing on LGBTQIA+ and POC.

• Oshun Family Center: (267) 808-2649

  Therapy for Black people going through major life transitions and racial trauma.

• Friends Hospital: Outpatient (215) 831-2800, Inpatient (215) 831-4600

• Cohmar: (215) 203-3000

• Behavioral health services for latinx, family, and children. Also offer HIV/AIDS supportive services that include linkage to housing for homeless clients.

• The Ladipo Group: (267) 908-6363 ext. 1

• https://healthymindsphilly.org/

• https://namiphilly.org/Couple, individual, and family therapy for Black & African American communities.

○ Get free Narcan mailed to you confidentially and discreetly: https://nextdistro.org/naloxone

○ Philadelphia Department of Public Health: charles.nolan@phila.gov

Offers monthly public virtual trainings, trainings at request for groups and individuals.

○ Prevention Point drop-in center:

Offers group and individual trainings

○ Savage Sisters

○ Operation in my backyard

○ The Everywhere Project: info@everywhereproject.org

• PHL Homeless Outreach Hotline: (215) 232-1984

• Gaudenzia Outreach 1: Sheila Malveaux-Bentley smalveaux-bentley@gaudenzia.org OR Warren

  Roy wroy@gaudenzia.org.

• Prevention Point Philadelphia [Housing Department]: Raquel Robinson (215) 906-2187

  raquelr@ppponline.org.

• Office of Homeless Services: 215-686-7175

• 211: Clothing, heat, gas & electric bill help, diapers, addiction services, disability services, domestic

  violence help, health & dental, transportation, violence intervention

• PA WIC: 1-800-942-9467

• Coalition Against Hunger: 215-430-0555

• Savage Sisters

• Operation In My Backyard

• South Philly Punks with Lunch

• The Everywhere Project

• Kensington Project

Community Legal Services: 215-981-3700; (215) 751-1800 ( North Philly Office: 215-227-2400)

Representative payee is a program that assists consumers of mental health services who are unable to handle personal finances. Great options for people who need a payee, but do not have an individual in their life who is able to manage their finances

• https://billypenn.com/2019/11/13/heres-a-list-of-resources-to-include-when-reporting-on-gun-violence-in-philly/

• The federal Victims of Crime Act mandates that certain services are available to people who’ve

• personally suffered a violent crime, or those who have lost a loved one that way. There are victim

• services organizations all over the city that can help distribute these resources — from counseling

• services to legal help to reimbursement of funeral costs.

• Philadelphia Mobile Emergency Team: (215) 685-6440

• West/Southwest Victim Services Program: (267) 217-3754

• o Center City Crime Victim Services: 215-665-9680

• Northeast Victim Services: (215) 332-3888

• Northwest Victim Services: (215) 438-4410

• Victim Services of South Philadelphia: (215) 551-3360

• East Division Crime Victim Services (Concilio and Congreso): (215) 426-4810

• Philadelphia County Victim Services: (215) 686-8027

• Philadelphia County Juvenile Victim Services: 215-686-7682

• Congreso de Latinos Unidos, Inc Breastfeeding Support: 610-203-9840

• Breastfeeding education and information to pregnant clients; individual and group sessions; community outreach; practical advice and encouragement to breastfeeding mother on-site and by telephone.

• Maternity Care Coalition North Philadelphia Breastfeeding Program: 215-386-3804;

• nblack@maternitycarecoalition.org

• Support from an international board certified Lactation Consultant; Weekly Bellies to Breast

• Support Group; Breastfeeding and Childbirth Workshops throughout the community.

• Maria de los Santos Health Center: 215-291-2500

• Maria de los Santos Women’s Health Center: 215-207-0522

  Gynecology, Prenatal Care

• PHMC Health Connection: 215-765-6690, 855-887-9229

  Health exams, mental health counseling, health education/counseling; prenatal care/Childbirth

  education; breastfeeding support/parenting; Family Planning; Immunization Clinics; nutrition counseling; HIV Counseling and Testing.

• Fairmount Primary Care Center: 215-235-9600

• Adult & Family Medicine; Behavioral Health; Care Coordination; Dental; Gynecology; health

• Education; Health Insurance Enrollment; HIV HCV Care; HIV Services; Medication Assisted

• Treatment; Medication Dispensary; Pediatrics; Prenatal Care.

• Educating Communities for Parenting Power to Parent Programs: 215-496-9780 ext 0

• Parenting education; fulfills court mandated requirements; health education, such as stress and anger management; health and safety issues; life skills; fatherhood program empowerment zone.

• Philadelphia Department of Public Health Healthy Start: 215-685-5229

• Family planning services; prenatal care; pediatric care; care between pregnancies (inter-conceptional care); breastfeeding education and support; education about pregnancy spacing and planning your life course; prenatal depression and grief services; Parenting classes and support groups; resources and support for men and fathers.

• Gateway Community Action Partnership Early Head Start: 215-625-3566

• Early Education preparation; Childcare; Nutrition; This program serves pregnant women and children 3 years old or younger.

• Spectrum Health Services Women’s/Prenatal: 215-471-2761

• Breast exams; cervical cancer screenings; colonoscopy; cryotherapy; incontinence; infertility;

• Mammogram referrals; menopause testing and treatment; Pap test; Sexual response education; UTI

• testing and treatment; Vaginal infections testing and treatment.

• Esperanza Health Center Prenatal and Postpartum Pregnancy Care: 215-302-3600

• Prenatal care; postnatal care; maternity care; behavioral health consultation; case management; dental care; postpartum family planning; nutrition counseling.

• Community Women’s Center of America Pregnancy Services: 267-239-0753

• Pregnancy tests; pregnancy termination information; ultrasound; recovery care (after you’ve made your choice).

• Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Medical Assistance for Children and Pregnant

• Women: 215-560-7226

• Healthcare coverage to underinsured or uninsured pregnant women and infants; Full scope of medical services coverage; Coverage for the pregnant woman eligible for and receiving Medical

• Assistance is continued for 60 days after the birth; Proper prenatal care;

• Early detection and treatment of health problems; Helps in decreasing infant mortality; Helps in decreasing low birth weight.

• Penn Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania General Obstetric Services: 800-789-7366

• Childbirth and Parent Classes; Childbirth Facilities; Antenatal testing Unit for the diagnosis, care and treatment of women whose pregnancies are considered high-risk; Perinatal Evaluation Center (PEC) emergency room for pregnant women and a place for early labor examination; postpartum recovery;

• Accepts Medicaid and Medicare, and offers financial assistance to eligible patients with limited or no health insurance.

• Spectrum Health Services Pregnancy Testing and Services: 215-235-7944; 215-471-2761

• Pregnancy testing; Adoption referrals; Fertility awareness education; Pregnancy planning services;

• Prenatal services; Postpartum exams; Trained staff to discuss options if you are pregnant; Trained staff to talk with you about early pregnancy loss (miscarriage).

• Planned Parenthood: (215) 351-5560 ( Elizabeth Blackwell Health Center

• Einstein Complex Family Planning Center: (215) 456-7180

  Social workers available, work with pre-existing conditions, low-cost and no-cost options, abortion services also available.

• AccessMatters: (215) 985-260022

• Turning Points for Children Time Out for Teens and Tots Program: 215-875-8200

  Parenting Education

• Congreso de Latinos Unidos, Inc. Enhancing Teen Parenting Skills: 215-914-3755

  Parenting Program Coordinator: pugam@congreso.net

• Child safety; child development from birth through age three; positive parenting and effective discipline; preventing child abuse and neglect; developing nurturing responses to baby/child;

• Importance of play; developing healthy family relationships; children's health and nutrition; Identifying and managing feelings around the difficult tasks of parenting.

• Jefferson Health’s MATER program

• Family Center Administrative Offices: 215-955-3792

  Outpatient and residential programs available.

• Jefferson Health’s MATER program “My Sisters Place”: 215-955-3792

• Residential Tx program for pregnant and parenting women (can bring up to 3 kids).

• Penn Medicine “Mothers Matter” program: (800) 789-7366

• Pregnant and postpartum women with SUD. Connects mothers with social and psychological help to reduce relapse after giving birth.

• PDPH SUPHR NAS: Carla Calabrese carla.calabrese@phila.gov 215-776-4406

• Works with pregnant and post-partum women and families; Connections to diaper banks, MAT, etc.

• Never Use Alone Hotline: 1-877-696-1996

• The Brave App - Overdose prevention phone App

• Canary- Prevent Overdose prevention phone app - It will send an alert to a friend if you become inactive.

City of Philadelphia – Mayor’s Office of Reintegration Services: (215) 683-3370

orp@phila.gov

Behavioral health services; benefits access; City Services (water, trash, business permits, etc.);

Clothing; Culinary Training; Education; Employment support and workforce development;

Expungement and pardon services; Financial counseling; food; foklift training; municipal

identification; vocational training opportunities. Must be 18 or older; Must be a Philadelphia

Resident; Must not have an open case.

• Action Wellness Linkage & Engagement After Prison: (215) 981-008823 Tailored for people with opioid use disorder (OUD). Has Behavioral health tied in. Action Wellness

ReLink (for folks without OUD).

• Ardella’s House: (215) 200-6006 For women with criminal histories.

• NOI Prison Reform Ministry: (267) 469-4607

○ Goldring Reentry Initiative: (215) 573-7942

Helps 3mo PRE and POST release.

○ Gaudenzia Halfway House (PWUD specific/male only): (215) 438-5082

Contact Aaron Harris aharris@gaudenzia.org

○ OIC Philadelphia: (215) 236-7700; Hello@philaoic.org

Education and job training. Also offers paid internships. Must be 16-24yrs, 25yrs+ MUST be on

probation or parole

○ Why Not Prosper (job skills, affordable housing, employment)

○ Pennsylvania Innocence Project: 215-204-4255

Re-entry services, Identification and vital records, housing searches, education and employment,

benefits enrollment, physical and mental health services.

○ Broad Street Ministries (connect with P.O., case management, expungements)

○ Office of Immigrant Affairs: 215-686-0876

• Phoenix Recovery Center Inc.: 215-225-4790 3734 N Carlisle Street, Philadelphia PA 19140

• Revival Transitional Living: (267) 778-8937; revivaladmissions@gmail.com 1411 W Ritner Street, Philadelphia PA 19145

• Interim House: (215) 849-4606 - 333 W Upsal Street, Philadelphia PA 19119

Women only

All Good Things Recovery Program: (267) 231-7430. - 4610 David Street, Philadelphia PA 19127

Offers case management, mental health assessment, medication monitoring, and ID procurement.

3931 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19134

Great for Spanish-only, men only.

• Franklin Recovery: (215) 501-9461 - 2602 S Franklin Street, Philadelphia PA 19148 Alcohol only.

• Restoration House: Saby at (267) 255-1861

2854 Kensington Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19134

Spanish, sobriety required.

o Solution House: (888) 316-29024280 Paul Street, Philadelphia PA 19124

o Gibson Foundation, LLC: (215) 291-9420

3339 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19134

o Joy of Living Recovery Program: (215) 613-7121; joyofliving@comcast.net

4716 Leiper Street, Philadelphia PA 19124

o Fresh Start Men’s Program: (215) 739-0369

2868 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19134

○ Savage Sisters:

9 Locations throughout South Philadelphia

Contact for MALE housing Jose C josercastillo81790@gmail.com

Contact for FEMALE housing Melanie melanie@savagesisters.org

Interim House West: (215) 871-0300; Program Director: Margaret Wolfe-Coleman

4301 Parkside Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19104

Program for ciswomen and their kids; has an after school and pre-school program.

• Emily Scott, 610-715-3250, emilyscott47@gmail.com

• Tasnim Suliman, (267) 863-2912 tasnimsulaiman@yahoo.com. This is her Psychology Today profile:

• https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/tasnim-sulaiman- ardmore-pa/152450

• Burgandy Holiday, 215-436-9178 burgandy@betruecounseling.com; here is the link to her

• Psychology Today profile: https://www.psychologytoday.com/profile/442434

• Kevana Nixon, nixon.kevana@gmail.com, (610) 624-6574

• Therapy for Black Girls is also an awesome resource for finding clinicians of color, this is their website https://therapyforblackgirls.com/

• Jami Williams, MS, LPC, 267-422-7129, jwilliams@capstonesc.org

• Khalilah Hahnan, 267-420-0704, website: www.KhalilahYadullah.com, office located in Jenkintown

• Rasheda Randall, 267-422-2788, email: sheda.ran@gmail.com, office located in Jenkintown

• Malyka Cardwell, 267-908-4368, mcardwell@philadelphiamft.com, website: philadelphiamft.com

• Tamekia D. Young, EdM, NCC, LPC, Imani Counseling, 267-592-7314

• Marvin A. Toliver, LSW, 3828 Lancaster Ave, Philadelphia, Pa 19104, Psychology Today Profile:

• https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/19104/446825?sid=5f22

• ec5fe2644&ref=7&tr=ResultsName

• Wesley Harris, LPC, 484-402-4921

• Amobiye Nkromah, LPC, 267-460-1757

• Black Men Heal, www.blackmenheal.org (must submit an application).

Women Organized Against Rape Philadelphia Center Against Sexual Violence

24hr Crisis Hotline: (215) 985-3315

All services are free, WOAR offers forensic exam accompaniment, bilingual/bicultural therapy, court

accompaniment, group therapy, etc.

Pennsylvania Coalition Against R*pe: (888) 772-PCAR

www.pcar.org; Provides list of r*pe crisis centers.

• Philadelphia Red Umbrella Alliance:

Harm reduction tips and safety tips for sex workers

https://www.phillyrua.com/

• New Day Salvation Army

Thursday Trauma-Informed Groups: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Thursday Community Behavioral Health Intensive Comprehensive Drug &

Alcohol Case Management: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Services for women, sex workers, sex trafficking, and labor trafficking

• National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-373-7888

• Prevention Point “Womxn’s Night”

• Only for female-identifying folks.

• Prevention Point ‘Men’s Night’ Only for male-identifying folks.

• Catholic Workers Clinic: (215) 432-0222

• New Day Drop-In Center: (267) 886-8395

  Only for female identifying people ages 18+. Also provides clothing and hygiene products. Free underwear, menstrual products, and condoms.

• Hub of Hope: 215-309-5225

  Limited laundry services available.

• Savage Sisters

• St. John’s Hospice: 215-563-7763

  All patrons must be finished and leave by 11am; Monday showers are reserved for seniors, disabled patrons, and veterans; Patrons may participate in one shower a week.

• Smoke Free Philly - Department of Public Health: 1(800) 784-8669; 1(855) 335-3569 [Spanish]

  Offers free nicotine replacement therapy [NRT] gum, patches, etc.

• Bebashi: 215-769-356126

Rapid and laboratory-based testing for HIV; Sexually transmitted infection(STI) testing; Hepatitis C

(HCV) testing; Pregnancy Testing; PrEP and PEP; Treatment for HIV, STIs (chlamydia, gonorrhea,

syphilis) and HCV; Sexual health Education.

• Mazzoni Center: 215-985-9206

Rapid and laboratory-based testing for HIV; Sexually transmitted infection(STI) testing; Hepatitis C

(HCV) testing; Pregnancy Testing; PrEP and PEP; Treatment for HIV, STIs (chlamydia, gonorrhea,

syphilis) and HCV; Sexual health Education.

• Congreso de Latinos Unidos: 215-763-8870

Rapid and laboratory-based testing for HIV; Sexually transmitted infection(STI) testing; Hepatitis C

(HCV) testing; Pregnancy Testing; PrEP and PEP; Treatment for HIV, STIs (chlamydia, gonorrhea,

syphilis) and HCV; Sexual health Education.

• Courage Medicine: 267-217-3217

Rapid and laboratory-based testing for HIV; Sexually transmitted infection(STI) testing; Hepatitis C

(HCV) testing; Pregnancy Testing; PrEP and PEP; Treatment for HIV, STIs (chlamydia, gonorrhea,

syphilis) and HCV; Sexual health Education.

• Courage Medicine Mobile Unit: 267-217-3217

Rapid and laboratory-based testing for HIV; Sexually transmitted infection(STI) testing; Hepatitis C

(HCV) testing; Pregnancy Testing; PrEP and PEP; Treatment for HIV, STIs (chlamydia, gonorrhea,

syphilis) and HCV; Sexual health Education.

• PHMC Health Connection: 855-887-9229

1900 N 9th St, 19122

Health exams, mental health counseling, health education/counseling; prenatal care/Childbirth education; breastfeeding support/parenting; Family Planning; Immunization Clinics; nutrition counseling; HIV Counseling and Testing.

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Serves nationwide and calls are not confidential, police may be called.

• Philadelphia Suicide and Crisis Center: (215) 686-4420

• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255

• The Philadelphia Suicide Prevention Task Force: (302) 404-4625 philadelphiasptf@phila.gov

• My Brother’s Keeper (MBK Cares): (267) 580-9440

Runs regular community events out of Cobbs Creek recreation center. They’ll welcome you into an

existing network of support, helping you find counseling and cope with hardships like bullying.

• Donovan Williams Memorial Foundation: (267) 319-2306

A supportive community rooted in sports. The runs a basketball league to promote sportsmanship,

foster social skills and educate youth on suicide prevention. The city's Suicide Prevention Task Force

operates five regular support groups all over the city for people who have lost a loved one to

suicide.

• Utility Emergency Services Fund Hotline: (800) 732-0999.

• Energy Coordinating Agency: 215-609-1000

• UESF: 215-972-5170

• Philadelphia Water Department: 215-685-6300

• Housing & Communication Development: 215-448-2160

• Philly Tenant: 267-443-2500

• ○ Save Your Home Philly: 215-334-4663

Prevention Point Philadelphia

2913-15 Kensington Ave. Phila, PA 19134

Syringe exchange schedule:

Tuesday & Friday 12:00pm-3:30pm

Emergency pack schedule:

Monday & Wednesday

12:00pm-3:30pm28

Mobile Exchange

Tuesday: 37th & Brown 1pm – 3pm; 54th & Market: 3:30p-5:30p

Wednesday: Broad St & Passyunk Ave: 8:30a-10am; 13th & Washington 10:30a-1pm

Thursday: Frankford Ave & Pratt St: 12pm – 2pm; 11th St & Indiana Ave: 2:30p – 5p

Saturday: 3rd & Girard: 10:30a – 1pm; 10th St & Fairmount Ave: 1:30p-3:30p

Peer support, crisis hotline; available in English and Spanish.

• Trans Lifeline Microgrants Program: 877-565-8860

Offers Funding for Passport, Driver’s License of State ID, Court Order Name Change, Immigration

Documents, Tribal IDs. Does not file the paperwork. Application opens twice a month, 1st of every

month 12pm and the 15th of every month at 6pm.

• Galaei Transgender, Intersex, Non-Binary, Gender Non-confirming: 215-398-5003

Peer coaching, Advocacy, Access to trans-friendly medical care, Life skill training, resume building, mental health care.

• Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund, Inc. Name Change Project: 646-862-9396

Legal name change services.

• Beyond Therapy Letter Evaluations: info@beyondtherapy.us

Letter evaluations for anyone looking to get surgery, hormones, or gender marker change.

• Mazzoni Center Counseling and Recovery Services: 215-563-0652 ext 248

• AVP’s hotline for families of murder victims: (215) 686-8033

• Mothers in Charge: (215) 228-1718

Mothers in Charge is a national organization founded in Philadelphia by Dorothy Johnson-Speight, who lost her son to gun violence. This group of impassioned mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sisters, and loved ones can help you take steps to cope with tragedy.

• EMIR Healing Center in East Germantown: (215) 848-4068

EMIR Healing Center was founded by a grieving parent to provide support after community trauma.

After a violent crime, members will visit a block, school or individual person to offer healing services.

You can also reach out for domestic violence resources.

• Operation Save Our City: (856) 745-6045

Based in Fairhill, Operation Save Our City supports to the families of victims of violent crime.

Founder Rosalind Pichardo helps arrange public demonstrations and vigils to generate attention for cold cases.

• Coalition of African and Caribbean Communities: (215) 787-1302

• Esperanza [Legal Department]: (215) 324-0746 ext. 298

• Catholic Social Services: (215) 854-7019; (215) 854-7018 [Spanish]

Provides legal assistance and help finding asylum, court presentation, and citizenship applications.

• Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians: (215) 557-2626

The Behavioral Health Special Initiative: 215-546-1200

Use to see what options are available for people seeking Tx.

• ○ Utility Emergency Services Fund Hotline: (800) 732-0999.

• ○ Energy Coordinating Agency: 215-609-1000

• ○ UESF: 215-972-5170

• ○ Philadelphia Water Department: 215-685-6300

• Housing & Communication Development: 215-448-2160

• Philly Tenant: 267-443-2500

• Save Your Home Philly: 215-334-4663

• The Veterans Group: (215) 222-4379

Higher education, employment, and workplace training.

• Veterans Multi-Service Center: (215) 923-2600

Employment, housing, benefits support, and education.

• Military Assistance Project Intake Hotline: (267) 449-6067

Legal services to military, veterans, and their spouses.

• Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at the University of Pennsylvania: (844) 573-3146

Telehealth available, free of cost care, and transportation assistance.

• Impact Services Corporation: (215) 739-1600

• Military Sexual Assault: 1-800-656-4673

Resource available to any member of the Department of Defense community.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs: 800-698-2411

Veterans Identification Cards.

VA Dental Insurance Program:800-698-2411

Veteran Affairs: Call 800-698-2411 select option 1;

Text 838255.

• Kensington Wound Care Van

  Able to write prescriptions.

• Courage Medicine (Mobile Van)

• Mother of Mercy

• Prevention Point Philadelphia

  Has onsite antibiotics and ability to write prescriptions.

• Savage Sisters

  Dependent upon volunteer availability.

• PDPH SUPHR

  Dependent upon the weather.

• Catholic Worker Clinic

• Temple University Wound Care Clinic: 1-800-836-7536

  Appointment Only.

• Youth Emergency Service (ages 12-17): 215-787-0633; 800-371-7233. 24/7

• Covenant House Crisis Center (Ages 0-21): 215-951-5411; 24-hour hotline 1-800-999-9999

• CTS Youth Transition Center (Ages 14-17):

https://ctsworks.org/youth-transition-center-ytc/

• Valley Youth House’s Synergy Project outreach program: (215) 925-3180

Assists youth up to age 21 with survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags,

tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and

referral services, and assistance to get off the streets.

• Office of Children & Families: 833-750-5627

• Cradles to Crayons: cradlestocrayons.org/philadelphia/family-assistance

• Diaper Bank: 215-919-8500