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Service Area: Taylor
Sub-categories
Education/Learning Family Assistance Food Government Housing/Utilities Jobs/Working Legal Assistance Medical Health Mental Health TransportationMiddle Flint Workforce Development System
Provide assistance for individuals in training/education to become gainfully employed and self-sufficient. Occupational skills training, On-The-Job Training (OJT), Youth GED Preparation and Work Readiness.
Service Area(s): Crisp Dooly Macon Marion Schley Sumter Taylor Webster
Middle Flint BHC – New Beginnings Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient
Must have primary diagnosis for substance abuse, but could have secondary diagnosis of mental health. Provide Case Management/Addictive Disease Support Services Classes include but not limited to: Psycho-education, substance abuse, parenting, anger management, mental health/illness, relapse prevention, triggers, stress management/relaxation.
Service Area(s): Crisp Dooly Macon Marion Schley Sumter Taylor Webster
Middle Flint BHC – Addiction Recovery Center
Support for individuals on their recovery. Male/Female Recovery Groups, Wednesdays AA Group held at 3:00, Pre-GED Classes, Resume Writing and Job Search Support classes, Social Outings and Activities, Basic Computer Classes, Exercise and Nutrition classes, and limited assistance with rent and utilities for individuals that attended A.R.C.
Service Area(s): Crisp Dooly Macon Marion Schley Sumter Taylor 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.