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Adult Education Developmental Disabilities Early Childhood Libraries & Learning Centers Support ServicesAnchorage, Inc.
Substance Abuse Long-term care: 16 weeks [54 men is maximum capacity limit). There is a waiting list. Based on Christianity and the 12-step program. After care: a little more freedom, clients can have employment
Service Area(s): Lee
Providence Psychological Services
To provide excellence in assessment, counseling and consultation in a confidential and professional manner while valuing the diversity of our clientele and respecting the ethics of our profession. Includes; Adult, adolescent, child counseling and evaluation, marriage and family therapy, educational evaluations.
Service Area(s): Crisp Dooly Lee Macon Marion Schley Sumter Terrell Webster
Partners in the Early Education of Children with Handicaps (PEECH)
PEECH is a collaborative preschool program funded by the State of GA to provide free comprehensive services to disabled children between the ages of 3-5. Facility-based services: Serves the six local school systems. Preschool classes are taught by teachers certified in early childhood special education. Each child’s program is based on his or her individual educational needs. Community-based services: A special education preschool teacher works with the child and caregivers in that child’s day care center, preschool, or Head Start program. Home-based services: A teacher or qualified personnel work with the child and his caregivers in the home. Referral Process: Preschool teachers, physicians, health departments, Head Start, or other agencies involved in providing services to preschool-aged children. Anyone can initiate the screening process by calling or writing.
Service Area(s): Dooly Macon Schley Sumter Taylor Webster
Barbara T. Simpson, MSN, CNSP
Credentials: Clinical Nurse Specialist Psychiatry & Mental Health, LMFT, LPC, Certified Divorce Mediator, Certified by Family First to teach “Children Coping With Divorce.” Services include: Individual Adult therapy and Marriage and Family therapy