ADDISON BEHAVIORAL CARE, INC. 5937 Broad Street Mall Suites 226/227 Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Phone: 412-661-6636 Fax: 412-661-6645 Drug and Alcohol Outpatient Treatment and Intensive Outpatients Treatment: Population: Adults and Adolescents The program is structured to provide an extended treatment that is culturally, gender and age sensitive. In Home Services: CYF contracted crisis intervention and family preservation. Peer Outreach: Trains and utilizes youth to give presentation to other youth in the areas of drugs and alcohol, conflict resolution and HIV/AIDS. 2128 Elmore Square (Rear) Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 4412-642-2081 Fax: 412-642-2798 New Image: A rite of passage after school program for youth 6-18 years of age. Aims to prevent ATOD use and abuse and promote personal growth. Student Assistance: School based prevention and intervention service. Family Empowerment: Focuses on preserving, rehabilitating, and reuniting families. Including: • Respite Care Network: Collaboration with community residents to provide 24 hour child care for the children of parents needing behavioral or physical health services or experiencing similar crisis. • Support Groups: Gender specific support groups for those experiencing codependency, needing additional support, or desiring to give support. • Food Bank: Available to all agency clients as well as those referred from Hunger Services Network. ALPHA HOUSE, INC. 435 Shady Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Phone: 412-363-4220 Fax: 412-363-6570 Inpatient, Non-hospital Rehabilitation and Outpatient Rehabilitation for substance abusers 18 years of age and over in a therapeutic community environment. In addition, offer outpatient therapy with flexible hours. 1 Special Programs/Populations: Gay/lesbian, HIV/AIDS, Dually-diagnosed clients. EAST END COOPERATIVE MINISTRY, INC. 250 North Highland Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Phone: 412-361-5549 Fax: 412-361-0151 Services and Descriptions: EECM provides the following programs for elementary, middle, and high school students. ATOD prevention education, information dissemination, and alternative activities are interwoven into these programs. The type of prevention provided varies from program to program. Except for Summer Day Camp, all programs are free. Homework Helpfuls are after school tutoring/mentoring programs at Fulton, Lemington, and Lincoln elementary schools. Elementary Recreation/Club are after school recreation/mentoring programs with lessons for Fulton and Lincoln elementary schools students. Middle School Recreation is an after school recreation/mentoring program for middle school students, primarily (but not exclusively) those who attend Reizenstein or Arsenal middle schools. Centers for Academic Reinforcement are after school tutoring/mentoring programs at Peabody and Westinghouse high schools through most of the school year. High School Recreation is an after school recreation/mentoring program for high school students, primarily (but not exclusively) those who attend Peabody and Westinghouse high schools. ExtraOrdinary Tutoring is an after school one-to-one tutoring/mentoring program for students of all ages who live in the East End of Pittsburgh. Female Youth Outreach is separate after school leadership development/mentoring programs for female middle and high school students who exhibit leadership potential. A Step Closer is a separate in school prevention/intervention programs for at risk female students at Reizenstein Middle School, Peabody High School and Westinghouse High School. Students are referred to this program by school personnel. Youth Club is a club/mentoring program with lessons for elementary, middle, and high school students. This program is located in Penn Hills. 2 Hoop It UP is an annual multiple round basketball tournament for elementary, middle, and high school students that is held in the spring. JobLink is a job readiness training and employment program for approximately twenty high school students residing in the East End. Students are placed in part-time after school jobs with business, agencies, and institutions of high learning. Youth Business Initiative is a weekly job readiness/entrepreneur training/mentoring program for ten high school students residing in the East End. Take Our Sons/Daughters to Work Days are separate days on which male and female middle and high school students who live in the East End are matched with mentors working in fields in which the students express interest. Summer Day Camp is a five-week program for children and youth ages 5 – 16. It includes Life Learning classes, recreation, and field trips. Teenagers (14 – 18 years old) are trained and employed as junior counselors and support staff for the camp. ELLEN O’BRIEN GAISER ADDICTION CENTER 325 New Castle Road, Building 19 Butler, PA 16001 Phone: 724-287-8205 or 724-285-2293 Fax: 724-285-2254 Administrative: 325 New Castle Road, Bldg. 19 Butler, PA 16001 Phone: 724-285-2297 Fax: 724-285-2254 Inpatient Facility: 165 Old Plank Road Butler, PA 16001 Phone: 724-287-8205 Fax: 724-287-6788 Services and Descriptions: Non-Hospital Residential Forensic Population Dual-Diagnosed and IV Drug Users 3 FAMILYLINKS Phone: 412-661-1800 Fax: 412-661-4116 A private, non-profit youth and family counseling center which provides alternative crisis intervention, counseling, residential and emergency shelter services for high-risk youth and their families experiencing difficulties related to drug and alcohol abuse, runaway, truancy, homelessness, and family conflict. As a multi-service agency Familylinks offers both residential and outpatient services that deal effectively with youth and families in conflict. 250 Shady Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Service: OBH – DA – HIV – Outpatient Population: Youth and Adults Contact Person: Donna Thrash, Clinical Supervisor Phone: 412-661-1800 843 Climax Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15210 OR 844 Proctor Way, Pittsburgh, PA 15210 Service: OBH – DA – Inpatient Non-Hospital – Residential TX & Rehab Population: Women with Children Contact Person: Carol Lee Kelly, Supervisor Phone: 412-381-8230 2644 Banksville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15216 Service: OBH – DA – Outpatient Population: Youth and Adults Male and Female Contact Person: Donna Thrash, Clinical Supervisor Phone: 412-343-7166 413 Evergreen Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15209 Service: OBH – DA – Outpatient Population: Youth and Adults Male and Female Contact Person: Donna Thrash, Clinical Supervisor Phone: 412-661-1800 4 807 Wallace Avenue, Suite 204 Service: OBH – DA – Outpatient Population: Youth and Adults Male and Female Contact Person: Donna Thrash, Clinical Supervisor Phone: 412-661-1800 250 Shady Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Service: OBH – DA – Intensive Outpatient Population: Adults Only Male and Female Contact Person: Donna Thrash, Clinical Supervisor Phone: 412-661-1800 521 Route 228, Mars, PA 16046 Service: OBH – DA – Outpatient Population: Youth Male and Female Contact Person: Donna Thrash, Clinical Supervisor Phone: 412-661-1800 I07 Wallace Avenue, Suite 204, Pittsburgh, PA 15221 Service: OBH – DA – Intensive Outpatient Day Treatment Population: Women with Children and CISPAF Contact Person: Kim Talley, Clinical Supervisor Phone: 412-244-9755 807 Wallace Avenue, Suite 204 Service: OBH – DA – Partial Hospitalization – BHSI – Day Treatment Population: Women with Children and CISPAF Contact Person: Kim Talley, Clinical Supervisor Phone: 412-244-9755 5 FAMILY SERVICES OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA 3230 William Pitt Way Pittsburgh, PA 15238-1361 Phone: 412-820-2050 Fax: 412-820-2060 Single Point of Access: 1-888-222-4200 Locations: Drug & Alcohol Services Mobile Misa (Westmoreland) Tarentum – Site Greensburg - Site 321 East Fifth Ave. Box 11 Fourth St. Tarentum, PA 15084 Greensburg, PA 15601-6643 East Liberty – Site Family Based 211 North Whitefield St. Greensburg – Site – address same as above Suite 340 Tarentum – Site - address same as above Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Allegheny Building MH Residential 429 Forbes Avenue (Suite 410) Tarentum – Site – address same as above Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Respite/Crisis Division Adult (6 beds) Child (6 beds) Mental Health Services Community Residential Rehab Case Management Intensive (11 beds) 414 Corbet St. Full Care (13 beds) Tarentum, PA 15084 Tarentum Site - address same as above Outpatient Services Families Outside Tarentum Transportation for families to state 321 East Fifth Ave. correctional facilities Tarentum, PA 15084 East Liberty Site 211 North Whitfield Street, Suite 340 Outpatient Services Pittsburgh, PA 15206 East Liberty – Site Phone: 412-661-1670 address same as above Vocational Services Outpatient Services Facility-based – NorthCo Allegheny Bldg. – Site 300 Industrial Blvd. address same as above New Kensington, PA 15068 6 Outpatient Services Community Employment CEC South Hills – Site 910 Industrial Blvd. 20 Donati Road New Kensington, PA 15068 Pittsburgh, PA 15241 Phone: 724-339-7150 Outpatient Services McKeesport Site Executive Bldg. 332 Fifth Ave. Suite 206 McKeesport, PA 15132 GATEWAY REHABILITATION CENTER Administrative offices Moffett Run Road Aliquippa, PA 15001 Phone: 724-378-4461 or 1-800-472-1177 Gateway Allegheny Valley 1360 Old Freeport Road Suite 3B Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Phone: 412-963-7077 Fax: 412-963-7083 Services Offered: Outpatient Youth and Young Adult Services Gateway Braddock (Community Corrections) 426 George Street Braddock, PA 15104 Phone: 412-351-3548 Fax: 412-351-3581 Services Offered: Inpatient/Outpatient Corrections Services Gateway Greentree 2121 Noblestown Road Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Phone: 412-928-5940 Fax: 412-928-5947 7 Services Offered: Outpatient Youth and Young Adult Services Gateway Squirrel Hill 5818 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15217 Phone: 412-697-0928 Fax: 412 697-0934 Gateway Monroeville 4327 Northern Pike Monroeville, PA 15146 Phone: 412-373-2234 Fax: 412-373-5586 Services Offered: Outpatient Youth and Young Adult Services Gateway Pleasant Hills 500 Lewis Run Road, Suite 121 Pittsburgh, PA 15122 Services Offered: Outpatient Youth and Young Adult Services Economy Village (Public Housing) 14th Street Hill Ambridge, PA 15003 Phone: 724-266-5603 Services Offered: Outpatient Gateway Aliquippa (Main Campus) Moffett Run Road Aliquippa, PA 15001 Phone: 724-378-4461 Fax: 724-375-8815 Services Offered: Detoxification, Inpatient, Outpatient, Youth and Young Adult Services 8 Gateway Aliquippa (Main Campus) Moffett Run Road Aliquippa, PA 15001 Phone: 724-378-4461 Fax: 724-375-8815 Services Offered: Inpatient/Outpatient Corrections Services Gateway Ambridge 507 Merchant Street Ambridge, PA 15003 Phone: 724-251-9104 Fax: 724-251-9214 Services Offered: Outpatient Youth and Young Adult Services Rutter House (Halfway House) Moffett Run Road Aliquippa, PA 15001 Phone: 724-378-4461 Fax: 724-375-8815 Services Provided: Halfway House Services *for men HIGHLAND HOUSE AGENCY INFORMATION 312 Highland Avenue New Castle, PA 16101 Phone: 724-654-7760 Fax: 724-654-9845 Services Provided: Women’s D & A Halfway House • Individual Therapy • Group Therapy • Psycho/Educational Group • Life Skills Training • Nutritional/Health Education • Money Management Skills • Support for 12-Step Participation • Family Counseling/Education • Stress Management/Relaxation • Spirituality 9 • Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Awareness • Relapse Prevention • Medical/Dental Referrals • Social/Recreational Activities • Housing referrals • Follow-up/Aftercare support services • Community Outreach/Education Special Program(s) or Populations: Women 18 years and over, Dually-diagnosed, criminal justice, HIV/AIDS, Lesbians HOLY FAMILY INSTITUTE 8235 Ohio River Boulevard Pittsburgh, PA 15202 Phone: 412-766-4030 Fax: 412-766-5434 Services Provided: Holy Family Institute’s SHORES program provides primary addiction treatment, recovery and support services to children, adolescents, and young adults. These services are provided at the center and in-home to those clients who are eligible. Special Population: Children, adolescents and young adults HOUSE OF THE CROSSROADS 2012 Centre Avenue P.O. Box 2548 Pittsburgh, PA 15230 Phone: 412-281-5265 Fax: 412-281-4397 The Residential Treatment Center 2012 Centre Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-281-5080 The Residential Treatment Center approach is a global change of lifestyle: abstinence from illicit substances, elimination of anti-social activity, employability, and pro- social/cultural values. This rehabilitative approach requires multidimensional influence and training, which, for most can only occur in a 24-hour residential setting. 10